Visual first
Nightlume is designed around hierarchy, spacing and readable information instead of effects for the sake of effects.
Currently in development
Minecraft, without the noise.
Nightlume is a lightweight visual client focused on clean interfaces, readable information and a UI that feels like it belongs inside the game.
The idea
Designed to disappear into the game.
Nightlume doesn't try to turn Minecraft into another operating system. The interface is built around the information you actually need while keeping everything else quiet.
Nightlume Visuals
Preview build
Everything where it should be.
Panels, HUD elements and controls follow the same visual language, so the interface feels like one coherent system.
FPS 144
XYZ 124 / 72 / -381
12 CPS
38 ms
HUD
Enabled
ClickGUI
Clean
Animations
Smooth
Modules
24
Render
Optimized
Principles
Less interface. More game.
Every part of Nightlume follows the same principle: if something doesn't improve the experience, it doesn't need to be there.
Lightweight by design
No unnecessary layers, giant menus or visual clutter. The client should stay responsive while the game remains the focus.
Consistent
One visual language across HUD, panels, ClickGUI and settings.
Smooth
Animations are short, subtle and purposeful.
Modular
Enable only the modules and information that actually matter to you.
26.3
Target version
Java
Runtime
HUD
Visual system
WIP
Current status
Roadmap
Building it in public.
Nightlume is being developed step by step. The goal is to ship a polished first release instead of rushing a half-finished client.
Core client
Client initialization, rendering layer, module system and core architecture.
In progressVisual system
HUD components, ClickGUI, animations, configuration and visual polish.
NextPublic release
Final testing, documentation, distribution and the first public build.
PlannedBe there when it launches.
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