Troubleshooting: HUD & Modules

Join a world before trying to open the Flarial menu. Press K on Windows or tap the Flarial icon on Android; if the welcome notification shows a different key, use that key.

If the menu or enabled HUD modules still do not appear:

1. Close Minecraft completely and relaunch it through Flarial.
2. Join a normal world with default resource packs.
3. Confirm the affected HUD module is enabled and positioned on screen.
4. Rebind the menu from the in-game settings if another action uses the same key.
5. Back up and temporarily reset the config using Manage Configs.

Avoid deleting your config until a renamed backup has shown that the config is actually involved.

First determine whether Minecraft’s own HUD is hidden or only Flarial’s overlays are missing.

1. Press F1 and check Minecraft’s HUD/video settings.
2. Open and close the pause menu once with Esc.
3. If the Minecraft HUD returns but Flarial overlays do not, use the section above.
4. If both disappear only after injection, restart and report the Minecraft version, Flarial version, screenshot, and logs.

Disable the module first and compare its output with Minecraft’s own UI. A visual difference is not always game-data corruption; for example, an older Armor HUD build may display durability incorrectly while the inventory value remains correct.

Update Flarial and check the changelog before using a workaround tied to an old Minecraft version. If the issue continues, report the module, Minecraft version, Flarial version, and a screenshot showing both values.

High FPS with uneven camera movement can have several causes. Try these safe checks first:

1. Close the Flarial Launcher after injection and test again.
2. If your mouse uses a 4K or 8K polling rate, test at 1K or lower.
3. Disable third-party overlays and mouse utilities temporarily.
4. Update the mouse and graphics drivers, then restart Windows.
5. Compare a supported Minecraft version with and without Flarial.

Set the diagnostic value:

Remove the value to undo the change:

If a hotkey or UI feature fails only with one texture or UI pack enabled, disable that pack and test again with Minecraft’s default resources.

If the feature works without the pack, report the pack name, affected Flarial module, and exact key or control. Use another pack until the conflict is fixed; changing unrelated Flarial settings is unlikely to help.