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Cooldown Trick Notifier

A client side mod that plays a sound when you successfully cooldown trick/attribute swap.

FabricQuilt
Loaders
FabricQuilt
Downloads on Modrinth
19.1K
Followers on Modrinth
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versions
15
Updated
September 16, 2026Sep 16
Published
in 2025

At a glance

Runs on Fabric and Quilt
For Minecraft 1.21–26.3
Client only — no need to install it on the server
Latest version — 2.3.0+26.3 from September 16, 2026
Requires ukulib
License MIT — free
Where it's needed
In gamerequiredOn servernot needed

Install in the game only; not needed on the server

Game versions1.21–26.3

This is a simple client side mod that plays a sound when you successfully cooldown trick/attribute swap.

This mod depends on ukulib to work.

Config Options:

  • Mod Enabled
  • Volume
  • Pitch
  • Sound - An ID for the sound to played.
  • Play Mode - When to detect cooldown tricking and play a sound.

    • Self only is the default setting and results in the sound playing only when you successfully cooldown tricks.
    • All players results in the sound playing when anyone successfully cooldown tricks.
    • Others players only results in the sound playing only when other players successfully cooldown tricks.

If you have any issues with the mod, please report them here (and check for replies).

FAQ

How to install Cooldown Trick Notifier?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download Cooldown Trick Notifier for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does Cooldown Trick Notifier support?

Cooldown Trick Notifier has builds for Minecraft 1.21–26.3.

Is Cooldown Trick Notifier needed on the server?

Client only — no need to install it on the server

License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
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