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.

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.

The “Rotation Speed” slider limits how fast KillauraLegit will rotate the player's head in order to face the target. The higher the value, the faster the rotation will be.

The “Priority” setting determines which entity will be attacked first when multiple entities are in range. “Angle” is selected by default and generally recommended, because it minimizes the amount of head movements generated by KillauraLegit. This makes it easier to evade detection by server plugins, as many AntiCheat plugins flag users for moving their head too quickly.

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

The “Damage indicator” checkbox enables a visual indicator that shows the remaining health of the entity that is currently being attacked. The indicator is a colored box that is rendered within the entity's hitbox. The color and size of the box is determined by the remaining health of the entity.

KillauraLegit's filters are very similar to the Generic Combat Filter List. The only difference is that KillauraLegit's filters have stricter default values, as shown in the table below: