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KillauraLegit

KillauraLegit
Type	Hack
Category	Combat
In-game description	“Slower Killaura that is harder to detect. Not required on normal NoCheat+ servers!”
Default keybind	none
Source code	net/wurstclient/hacks/KillauraLegitHack.java

KillauraLegit is a Minecraft hack that automatically attacks entities around the player, similar to Killaura.

Unlike Killaura, KillauraLegit faces its target on the client-side. This means that the user cannot look around freely while using KillauraLegit. Other players on the server will see the user facing the target correctly, regardless of whether they are using Killaura or KillauraLegit.

Settings

Range

Range
Type	Slider
In-game description	(none)
Default value	4.25
Minimum	1.0
Maximum	4.25
Increment	0.05

The “Range” slider determines how far KillauraLegit will reach to attack entities.

The maximum value is only 4.25 because the “NoCheat+” AntiCheat plugin false-flags users as hackers for trying to reach further than this, even though it's perfectly possible in vanilla Minecraft.

Speed

Speed
Type	Slider
In-game description	“Attack speed in clicks per second. 0 = dynamically adjusts the speed to match your attack cooldown.”
Default value	0 (use cooldown)
Minimum	0 (use cooldown)
Maximum	20 CPS
Increment	0.1 CPS

The “Speed” slider determines how many times per second to attack the target¹⁾. When set to zero, it dynamically adjusts the speed based on the attack cooldown, such that each attack will deal the highest possible damage.

This is a generic slider used in multiple hacks.

Priority

Priority
Type	Enum
In-game description	“Determines which entity will be attacked first. Distance - Attacks the closest entity. Angle - Attacks the entity that requires the least head movement. Health - Attacks the weakest entity.”
Default value	Angle
Possible values	Distance, Angle, Health

FOV

FOV
Type	Slider
In-game description	(none)
Default value	360.0
Minimum	30.0
Maximum	360.0
Increment	10.0

The “FOV” slider limits how far KillauraLegit will move the player's head in order to face and then attack an entity. Any entity that is outside of this field of view will not be attacked at all.

The FOV generally goes “both ways around”: An FOV setting of 180° will attack any entities that are up to 90° away in any direction, resulting a 180° cone centered around where the player is facing. Similarly, an FOV setting of 90° creates a 90° cone where anything up to 45° away can be attacked, and so on. An FOV setting of 360° will attack targets all around the player.

The FOV setting takes both horizontal and vertical rotation into account and is always based on the player's client-side facing.

Damage indicator

Damage indicator

Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Renders a colored box within the target, inversely proportional to its remaining health.”
Default value	checked

Filter players

Filter players
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack other players.”
Default value	not checked

Filter sleeping

Filter sleeping
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack sleeping players.”
Default value	checked

Filter flying

Filter flying
Type	Slider
In-game description	“Won't attack players that are at least the given distance above ground.”
Default value	0.5
Minimum	0.0
Maximum	2.0
Increment	0.05

Filter monsters

Filter monsters
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack zombies, creepers, etc.”
Default value	not checked

Filter pigmen

Filter pigmen
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack zombie pigmen.”
Default value	not checked

Filter endermen

Filter endermen
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack endermen.”
Default value	not checked

Filter animals

Filter animals
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack pigs, cows, etc.”
Default value	not checked

Filter babies

Filter babies
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack baby pigs, baby villagers, etc.”
Default value	not checked

Filter pets

Filter pets
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack tamed wolves, tamed horses, etc.”
Default value	not checked

Filter traders

Filter traders
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack villagers, wandering traders, etc.”
Default value	not checked

Filter golems

Filter golems
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack iron golems, snow golems and shulkers.”
Default value	not checked

Filter invisible

Filter invisible
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack invisible entities.”
Default value	checked

Filter named

Filter named
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack name-tagged entities.”
Default value	not checked

Filter armor stands

Filter armor stands
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack armor stands.”
Default value	not checked

Filter end crystals

Filter end crystals
Type	Checkbox
In-game description	“Won't attack end crystals.”
Default value	not checked

Changes

Version	Changes
Wurst 1.10 Beta	Added KillauraLegit.
Wurst 2.25	KillauraLegit will now prioritize targets based on their angle to the player's rotation instead of their distance to the player.
Wurst 2.25	Fixed KillauraLegit rotating too quickly.
Wurst 2.9	Added an FOV slider to KillauraLegit.
Wurst 3.0pre4	KillauraLegit will now work with the new attack cooldown.
	KillauraLegit will now work better with Criticals.
	KillauraLegit will now face entities more quickly.
Wurst 3.3	KillauraLegit can now override the settings of Killaura with its own ones.
Wurst 4.5	KillauraLegit will now only search for a target once it's are ready for the next attack.
Wurst 4.5	Fixed KillauraLegit moving the player's head slowly when set to a slow attack speed.
Wurst 5.6.2	KillauraLegit will now prioritize targets based on their angle to the player's server-side rotation instead of their distance to the player.
Wurst 5.6.2	Fixed KillauraLegit rotating too quickly.
Wurst 7.0pre1	Temporarily removed KillauraLegit.
Wurst 7.0pre14	Re-added KillauraLegit.
Wurst 7.0pre26	Fixed KillauraLegit trying to disable itself while getting enabled, causing it to attack things while it's supposed to be off.
Wurst 7.5	Added a “Filter armor stands” checkbox to KillauraLegit.
	KillauraLegit can now target end crystals.
	Replaced the “Filter villagers” checkbox in KillauraLegit with a “Filter traders” checkbox.
Wurst 7.6	Added a “Filter named” checkbox to KillauraLegit.
Wurst 7.13	Fixed KillauraLegit not facing its target properly.
Wurst 7.15.1	Fixed KillauraLegit not rendering properly when extremely far from spawn.
Wurst 7.21	Re-added the FOV setting in KillauraLegit.
Wurst 7.23	Added a “Damage indicator” checkbox to Killaura and KillauraLegit. (Thanks to sudofox!)
Wurst 7.27	KillauraLegit will no longer attack at all when a container or even the player's inventory screen is open.

PVP, has attack speed

¹⁾

This is sometimes called APS or CPS in other clients.

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