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Module directory

Beacon modules.

Every module Beacon registers, with the description it ships with, grouped by category. 56 modules across 5 categories, all client-side and vanilla-server-safe: no combat automation, no movement automation, no ESP, no exploits.

Looking for a specific module? Every entry below is a heading you can link to - /projects/beacon/modules#afk-fisher - and each card links to that module's source file. Screenshots are being added; the tiles below are placeholders until they land.

21 modules

Utility

Tools that speed up the things you do every session: eating, sorting, reconnecting, keeping track of where you died.

BookTools

BookTools

Copy any book's pages to clipboard/file, then paste them back into a Book & Quill

BookTools.java

Macros

Macros

Persistent named keybinds that run one or more commands/messages

CommandMacros.java

16 modules

Render

Client-side presentation: HUD elements, overlays, camera and viewmodel tweaks. Nothing here changes what the server sees.

Freecam

Freecam

Detaches the camera so you can fly around without moving your player

Freecam.java

Fullbright

Fullbright

Lights up the world using Meteor-style gamma, potion or luminance modes

Fullbright.java

6 modules

World

Information about the world around you - crops, light levels, structures, items and entities.

10 modules

Misc

Everything that does not belong in a lane: chat hygiene, notifications, scoreboard and team display.

BetterTab

BetterTab

Larger tab list with numeric latency, player highlighting and gamemodes

TabListPlus.java

3 modules

Fun

Cosmetics and toys kept deliberately separate from the functional modules.

Where this list comes from

List generated from Beacon's own registration list (ModuleManager.java, 56 register() calls) at 62d569a2 on 2026-10-05; each description is the string the module passes to Module in its own constructor. Snapshot taken 2026-10-05.

Every Download link on this page goes to Beacon QoL, the project's CurseForge listing. The tagged stable releases and the full artifact history stay on GitLab.