Astor Stride

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A conservative auto-sprint utility that maintains vanilla sprint input only while normal sprint conditions are met.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft

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Description

Stride

Vanilla sprint, less finger strain.

Stride keeps sprint input comfortable while respecting Minecraft's normal sprint conditions. It never adds speed or replaces vanilla movement physics.

✨ Highlights

  • Always On, Toggle, Hold, and Forward Only modes
  • Configurable diagonal threshold
  • Respects hunger, collision, sneaking, item use, water, elytra, and vehicles
  • No input while chat or menus are open
  • Localized status feedback
  • Wall retry delay to avoid unnecessary sprint-input spam

🎮 Quick start

  1. Download the file for your exact Minecraft version and loader.
  2. Install Fabric API as well when using a Fabric build.
  3. Put the JAR in your profile's mods folder.
  4. Start Minecraft and check Controls/settings for the available options.

Press R to toggle Stride. Always On, Toggle, Hold, and Forward Only modes are available from the settings screen.

🧩 Compatibility

  • Client-side only; a vanilla server does not need to install it.
  • Fabric builds require Fabric API. Forge and NeoForge builds use their matching loader.
  • Use the file made for your exact Minecraft version and loader.
  • Available from Minecraft 1.16.5 through 26.1.2 where that loader exists.

🔒 Privacy and safety

  • No telemetry, analytics, ads, account system, or background network service.
  • Configuration stays on your device.
  • The mod is designed around conservative defaults and clean fallback behavior.
  • Always check the rules of the server you play on; some servers restrict client utilities.

🚫 What it does not do

  • Does not provide omni-sprint, bunny hop, auto-jump, or a speed multiplier
  • Does not enable full-speed backward or sideways sprinting
  • Does not send custom movement packets

📦 Support

When reporting a problem, include the Minecraft version, loader, mod version, and the relevant client log. Do not upload a random loader/version combination: each published file is built for the exact version shown on its page.