Modules FAQs
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Refer to introduction
Make sure the module is activated first. Check the toggle button located at the top of the sidebar in the module's settings.
Head to the Position settings via the sidebar, and change the options here
Padding refers to the space that exists between the module and the screen border in pixels.
Monitor index refers to which monitor the module is located at
Use the direction boxes to change where the module is aligned to, relative to the screen
Unfortunately not. Part of the module is hard-coded to itself, so clones of modules will not function.
Click on the option which changes the hoktey, most often in the general settings. It will show a popup which looks like the following:
Navgiate this popup from top to bottom.
Focus on the hotkey field (The None box)
Press the hotkey that you want. If it contains a key listed below the box, click any other key first. (For example, if you want alt+space, pressalt+s first)
If your desired hotkey contains a key listed in the second section, check the radio button, else simply skip this section. (Continuing example, click on the button for Space)
If you also want the Windows key to be part of the hotkey, check the last box
Click confirm
Clear setup wizard data from the info page with the debug actions
Click on patch notes
Click on new to module
This feature is only supported for Windows 11 or above.
Click on debug options on the info page of settings
Click on uninstall
Select the last option, the module will be removed after that
Install the module again by pressing the download button
