Clicks
You click a lot in Minecraft. Mining, attacking, placing blocks, opening doors, spam-clicking a crafting table that refuses to cooperate. It all adds up, and until now there was no way to put a number on it. Clicks is a lightweight Fabric mod that counts every in-game mouse press, keeps separate totals for your left and right buttons, and remembers everything between sessions. If you have ever wondered how many times you have swung a pickaxe in your survival world, this mod finally answers the question.
What Clicks Actually Does
The core idea is simple: your clicks get counted, and the count never resets unless you want it to. Left-click and right-click totals are tracked independently, so you can see at a glance whether you are more of a builder or a fighter. Everything is saved automatically, which means your next session starts exactly where the last one ended. There is no setup ritual, no manual saving, and no risk of losing a long-running total because you closed the game in a hurry.
Counting only happens during actual gameplay. Presses inside menus, inventory screens, and chat are ignored, so your numbers reflect real play rather than administrative clicking. Holding a button down counts as a single click instead of flooding the counter, which keeps the totals meaningful instead of inflated.
Goals, Pausing, and HUD Control
Set a target for each button
You can assign a goal to either mouse button. Pick a number, and a progress bar fills as you get closer. Hit the target and the bar turns green, giving you a small but genuinely satisfying reward for something you were doing anyway. It is a nice touch for players who like measurable objectives without turning the game into a grind.
Pause whenever you need
Some sessions are for serious progress, others are for wandering around and doing nothing in particular. If you would rather not count a lazy afternoon of fishing, pause the counter and resume it later. The totals stay intact while paused.
Move or hide the HUD
The on-screen panel is fully adjustable. Open chat and drag it wherever it fits your setup, or hide it entirely when you want a clean screen. Counting continues in the background even when the HUD is invisible, so hiding it costs you nothing.
Supported Versions and Installation
Clicks is built for Fabric, and it works across a range of modern Minecraft releases, so most players on current versions can run it without hunting for an older build. Before you download Clicks, make sure you have Fabric API and Mod Menu installed, since both are required for the mod to load and be configured properly.
If you would rather skip manual file management, the foxygame.net launcher handles the whole process for you: it installs Clicks in a single click and keeps it updated automatically whenever a new build matches your Minecraft version, so there is no need to re-download anything by hand.
How to install
- Install Fabric Loader for your Minecraft version.
- Download Clicks and place the mod file in your mods folder.
- Add Fabric API and Mod Menu to the same folder.
- Launch the game and open Mod Menu, then select Clicks and choose Configure.
That is the entire process. Once configured, the mod runs quietly in the background and starts counting the moment you enter a world.
Who Should Use It
Clicks appeals to a few different crowds. Completionists love watching a number climb into the hundreds of thousands. Players training for PvP can use the totals to gauge how much practice they are actually putting in. Content creators can use the counter as a running joke or a genuine statistic for a challenge run. And anyone who has ever looked at a massive mining project and thought "I wonder how many clicks that took" finally has an answer.
Because the mod is so unobtrusive, it also works well alongside other Fabric add-ons. It does not change gameplay, add items, or alter world generation, so there is no conflict risk with the rest of your mod list.
Final Thoughts
Clicks takes one of the most common actions in Minecraft and turns it into something you can actually measure. Separate button totals, persistent saves, adjustable goals, and a draggable HUD cover everything you would want from a click counter without adding clutter. Install Fabric API and Mod Menu, grab the mod, and let your mouse do the talking. Your totals will be waiting the next time you log in.