ClickGUI
Type	Hack
Category	none
In-game description	“Window-based ClickGUI.”
Default keybind	Right CTRL[Wurst 7]
	Left CTRL or Right CTRL[Wurst 6 and ForgeWurst]
Source code	net/wurstclient/hacks/ClickGuiHack.java

ClickGUI in ForgeWurst 0.1 Beta, which was the first release to use modern ClickGUI's codebase.

A screenshot of ClickGUI taken during the development of Wurst 1.3pre3. This version is still based on the Darkstorm API, but looks much closer to modern versions.

ClickGUI in Wurst 1.4 Beta. The ON/OFF buttons were later removed again.

ClickGUI in Wurst 1.1 Beta, based on the Darkstorm API.

Visualization of the default Right CTRL → ClickGUI keybind on an ANSI 104 keyboard.

ClickGUI is a Minecraft hack that allows the user to enable and disable other hacks.

When opened, ClickGUI displays a window for each Category, which then contains a list of every feature in that category. Each window can be moved around, minimized, or pinned. Pinned windows are also displayed when ClickGUI is closed, however they can still only be interacted with while ClickGUI is open.

ClickGUI does not have a window for uncategorized features. Such features can only be viewed in the Navigator GUI.

Every feature in a window has a button that allows the user to turn that feature on or off. The button turns green whenever the feature is enabled. Some features also show an arrow next to the button. When clicked, this opens up a new window with additional settings for that feature.

Background
Type	Color
In-game description	“Background color”
Default value	#404040 (dark gray)

The “Background” setting allows the user to customize the color of the background of windows in ClickGUI and Navigator.

Accent
Type	Color
In-game description	“Accent color”
Default value	#101010 (very dark gray)

The “Accent” setting allows the user to customize the color of the borders around buttons, sliders, and other elements in ClickGUI and Navigator, as well as the color of the title bar of windows in ClickGUI.

The “Text” setting allows the user to customize the color of text in ClickGUI, Navigator, and TabGUI.

“Opacity” controls how opaque or transparent the ClickGUI windows are. Lower Opacity values make it easier to see through the ClickGUI windows, while higher Opacity values make it easier to see the windows themselves.

“Tooltip opacity” controls how opaque or transparent the tooltips in ClickGUI and Navigator are. Lower Opacity values make it easier to see through the tooltips, while higher Opacity values make it easier to read the tooltips themselves.

The “Max height” setting controls the maximum height of windows in ClickGUI. If a window is too tall, it will automatically be resized to fit within the maximum height and a scrollbar will be added to the right side of the window. If the maximum height is set to 0, windows will not be resized and no scrollbars will be added, even if the window is too tall to fit on the screen.

The “pixels” used in the “Max height” setting are relative to Minecraft's GUI scale. For example, if the GUI scale is set to 2, then a Max height of 100 pixels allows the window to be 200 real pixels tall. At a GUI scale of 3, the same window would be 300 pixels tall.

The “Max settings height” setting controls the maximum height of settings windows in ClickGUI. Settings windows are the windows that are opened by clicking on the arrow next to a feature's button. Unlike normal windows, settings windows always have an “X” button in the top right corner, which closes the window.

If a settings window is too tall, it will automatically be resized to fit within the maximum height and a scrollbar will be added to the right side of the window. If the maximum height is set to 0, settings windows will not be resized and no scrollbars will be added, even if the window is too tall to fit on the screen.

Just like the “Max height” setting, the “pixels” used in the “Max settings height” setting are relative to Minecraft's GUI scale.