DocumentationInstall & Use Flarial
Install & Use Flarial
Install Flarial on Windows or Android, open the menu, and configure modules.
Before you start#
You need a legitimate Minecraft Bedrock installation and a version currently supported by Flarial. Check Compatibility if Minecraft has just updated or the launcher reports that your version is unsupported.
Only download Flarial from the official website. The current download hashes and Android signing information are available on the Security & Verification page.
Install on Windows#
- Open the Flarial download page and download the Windows installer.
- Install and open the Flarial Launcher.
- If necessary, use the launcher’s Versions area to select a Minecraft version marked as supported.
- Press Play or Launch and wait for Minecraft to reach its main menu.
- Join a world. Flarial is ready when its welcome notification appears.
If Minecraft is already open and automatic injection does not happen, wait until the main menu is fully loaded and press the launcher’s play/inject action once more.
Install on Android#
- Open the Android download.
- Open the official Google Play listing.
- Confirm that the listing is published by Flarial, then install it through Google Play.
- Open Flarial and launch Minecraft through it.
For mobile-specific problems, see Troubleshooting: Mobile.
Open the menu and use modules#
Join a world before opening 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 instead.
From the menu you can enable modules, open their settings, and change keybinds. Use HUD edit mode to drag visible HUD modules into position. Your settings are saved to the active config.
Manual Windows installation#
The launcher is the supported path for most Windows users. A direct DLL is available for advanced troubleshooting or manual setups, but it does not run by itself and requires a compatible injector.
