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Auto Rod Ghost

Automatically throws your fishing rod, retracts it, or throws projectiles


When Silent Aura's Auto rod option is enabled, Auto Rod can run as part of Silent Aura without enabling Auto Rod separately. Silent Aura handles the target rotation before the cast.

Retract speed (ms)

The fallback time before retracting a cast. The hook may be retracted earlier when it connects, reaches or passes the target, lands, or starts moving away.

Action delay (ms)

Delay between switching slots, casting, retracting, and restoring the previous slot.

Randomize delays

Randomize values inside each configured delay range. When disabled, the lower value of each range is used.

Switch to weapon

Switch to the first sword, axe, or trident in the hotbar after the action. If no weapon is found, the original slot is restored.

When disabled, Auto Rod always restores the slot that was selected before casting.

Cast FOV

The maximum combined yaw and pitch difference allowed before casting. Lower values require the aim to be closer to the predicted target position.

Hitbox expand

Expands the target box used to validate the cast ray and detect when the hook has reached the target.

Predict ticks

Projects the target hitbox forward using its current velocity. Higher values lead moving targets by a greater distance.

Max hook ticks

The maximum age of an active hook before it is retracted, even if the normal retract timer has not expired.

Recast cooldown (ms)

The minimum delay after retracting a rod or throwing a projectile before another cast can begin.

Allow throwables

Allow eggs or snowballs to be used when no fishing rod is available. Fishing rods are always preferred.

Throw speed (ms)

Delay after throwing an egg or snowball before restoring the previous or weapon slot.

Not within melee range

Prevent casts when the target is at or below this distance. Set it to 0 to disable the minimum-distance check.

Targeting

Standalone Auto Rod searches for the closest valid target within 8 blocks and roughly 45 degrees of the camera. Targets must pass Target Filter.

Before casting, Auto Rod performs a stricter check using Cast FOV, target prediction, hitbox expansion, and block collision. It will not cast merely because a target exists nearby.

Manual use

Auto Rod pauses while the use-item button is physically held or the player is already using an item. This prevents it from taking control of the hotbar during manual item use.