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# Auto Elytra

Equips an elytra from your hotbar and boosts with a firework.

Equips an elytra from your hotbar and boosts with a firework.

{% hint style="warning" %}
This module needs a key bound before it does anything. Set one in its ClickGUI panel.
{% endhint %}

## What it does

Press the key and Auto Elytra puts on an elytra from your hotbar, opens it, and uses a firework rocket from your hotbar to boost. It turns a sequence of swaps and clicks into one press.

## When to use it

Use it to get airborne fast, to escape or to set up a mace drop. Keep both an elytra and fireworks on the hotbar.

## Settings

You can adjust these in the module panel:

* Keybind
* Elytra slot or auto-detect
* Firework slot or auto-detect
* Re-equip chestplate after

## Video

{% hint style="info" %}
A short clip of this module is on the way.
{% endhint %}


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