Accurate Hitboxes

Accurate Hitboxes replaces Minecraft's broad entity hit detection with hitboxes derived from visible model parts. Attacks and projectiles must intersect the model geometry instead of only the vanilla bounding box.

Features

• Per-part hitboxes for vanilla and many modded entities
• Animated hitboxes that follow model movement, rotation, scaling, and entity state
• Dedicated-server synchronization for current rendered geometry
• GeckoLib 4 support when GeckoLib is installed
• Blacklist and whitelist configuration modes
• Green per-part debug outlines with F3+B
• TaCZ bullet compatibility on Forge/NeoForge 1.20.1
• Baby and scaled-entity support

Requirements

Accurate Hitboxes must be installed on both the client and server. Connections without the required server installation use vanilla interaction behavior.

The current mod release supports Minecraft 1.20.1:

• Fabric and Quilt
• Forge and NeoForge

Older releases are available for Minecraft 1.20.2 and 1.20.3.

Configuration

The configuration file is located at:

config/accuratehitboxes.json

Set mode to:

• blacklist to disable accurate hitboxes for listed entity IDs
• whitelist to enable accurate hitboxes only for listed entity IDs

The Ender Dragon and its entity parts are excluded by default because Minecraft handles that boss through its own multipart collision system.

Compatibility Notes

• GeckoLib 4 is detected automatically and remains optional.
• Sodium and Iris use different rendering paths; compatibility can depend on the exact mod versions and shader setup.
• With EMF/ETF custom models, collision and the green debug overlay may follow the underlying vanilla model rather than the replacement model.
• Highly unusual renderers or entities that do not use supported model structures may fall back to vanilla hit detection.

Modpacks and License

Accurate Hitboxes is All Rights Reserved. Modpack inclusion is allowed when the mod is obtained through its official CurseForge or Modrinth distribution. Re-uploading, selling, modifying, decompiling, or redistributing the mod or its source is not permitted without explicit permission.

Accurate Hitboxes

Accurate Hitboxes replaces Minecraft's broad entity hit detection with hitboxes derived from visible model parts. Attacks and projectiles must intersect the model geometry instead of only the vanilla bounding box.

Features

• Per-part hitboxes for vanilla and many modded entities
• Animated hitboxes that follow model movement, rotation, scaling, and entity state
• Dedicated-server synchronization for model-derived hitboxes
• GeckoLib 4 support when GeckoLib is installed
• Blacklist and whitelist configuration modes
• Configurable per-part debug outlines with F3+B
• TaCZ bullet compatibility on Forge/NeoForge 1.20.1
• Baby and scaled-entity support

Requirements

Accurate Hitboxes must be installed on both the client and server, and both sides must use the same release.

The current mod release supports Minecraft 1.20.1:

• Fabric and Quilt
• Forge and NeoForge

Older releases are available for Minecraft 1.20.2 and 1.20.3.

Configuration

Open the in-game configuration menu through:

• Mod Menu on Fabric or Quilt
• The Mods menu on Forge or NeoForge
• Ctrl+Alt+A with the default key binding

The menu lets players configure the debug-outline color, vanilla bounding-box visibility, and personal entity-list rules. Personal whitelist and blacklist settings apply only in single-player. In multiplayer, entity rules are controlled by the server and the corresponding player controls are hidden.

The configuration file is located at:

config/accuratehitboxes.json

Set mode to:

• blacklist to disable accurate hitboxes for listed entity IDs
• whitelist to enable accurate hitboxes only for listed entity IDs

Server administrators can edit this file to control the entity rules used for every player on a multiplayer server.

The Ender Dragon and its entity parts are always excluded because Minecraft handles that boss through its own multipart collision system.

Compatibility Notes

• GeckoLib 4 is detected automatically and remains optional.
• Sodium and Iris use different rendering paths; compatibility can depend on the exact mod versions and shader setup.
• With EMF/ETF custom models, collision and the green debug overlay may follow the underlying vanilla model rather than the replacement model.
• Highly unusual renderers or entities that do not use supported model structures may fall back to vanilla hit detection.

Modpacks and License

Accurate Hitboxes is All Rights Reserved. Modpack inclusion is allowed when the mod is obtained through its official CurseForge or Modrinth distribution. Re-uploading, selling, modifying, decompiling, or redistributing the mod or its source is not permitted without explicit permission.