> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.quickclient.cc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.quickclient.cc/en/extras/modules.md).

# Client modules

The list of Quick modules with their state and the module toggle event.

`modules()` returns the list of Quick modules. You can use it, for example, to draw your own list of enabled modules or to find out when someone turned on the aura. The method returns a new `ModuleInfo` array with data at the moment of the call. Access is read-only: the modules themselves are not given to the script, otherwise it could turn on other features and change Quick's internal state.

```java
@Override
public void onRender2D(Render2D render) {
    float y = 10f;
    for (ModuleInfo module : modules()) {
        if (module.animation() < 0.01f) continue;
        int alpha = (int) (module.animation() * 255f) << 24;
        render.drawClientText(module.name(), 5f, y, 7f, alpha | 0xFFFFFF);
        y += 9f;
    }
}
```

## How it works

* Modules with an animation close to zero are skipped, they are no longer visible.
* Transparency comes from `animation()`, so the lines fade in and out smoothly.

## ModuleInfo

| Method        | Type      | Description                                                                          |
| ------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `name()`      | `String`  | module name, as in the menu                                                          |
| `bind()`      | `String`  | the key as text: `"R"`, `"LShift"`, `"Mouse4"`                                       |
| `bound()`     | `boolean` | whether a bind is set                                                                |
| `category()`  | `String`  | category: `"Combat"`, `"Render"` and so on                                           |
| `enabled()`   | `boolean` | whether the module is enabled right now                                              |
| `animation()` | `float`   | toggle animation 0..1; while it is above zero, the module is worth drawing in a list |

The array is built again on every call and sorted the same way as in the menu. Changing the array has no effect on the modules. When rendering, get it once per frame.

Your scripts are in this list too: for Quick they are modules in the Scripts category.

## Reacting to toggles

When any module is turned on or off, the `toggleModule` event fires. Its payload is an `Object[]` with the module name and its new state.

```java
on("toggleModule", event -> {
    Object[] payload = (Object[]) event.payload();
    if ("KillAura".equals(payload[0]) && (Boolean) payload[1]) chat("aura enabled");
});
```

A script cannot turn on another module. The script itself is enabled the usual way: with its toggle, a bind or the `.script toggle` command.


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