Super CPS Counter Mod / Addon

Super CPS Counter mod — a clean actionbar meter that shows your real clicks-per-second while you fight, bridge, and sweat duels in Minecraft Bedrock.

Pop this into your world and play like normal; the counter sits on your actionbar, out of the way but always readable, so you can see what your hands are actually doing instead of guessing. It’s perfect for PvP lobbies, SkyWars rushes, UHC scrims, or just practicing butterfly and jitter on a private map. Because it’s lightweight, it doesn’t junk up your screen or tank frames on mobile, which means you can focus on timing hits, maintaining sprint resets, and keeping your aim smooth through combos. If you’re the type who lab-grinds mechanics, the Super CPS Counter mod turns every duel into feedback—no more “felt fast,” now you know if you were at 6–7 CPS tracking clean or spiking past 12 and losing control.



The best part is the adjustable window. By default, the duration is 1 second, which is great for snappy reads during fights. Want a steadier average for bridging or long trades? You can customize the CPS duration using the built-in scriptevent: run the command and set the duration in ticks, remembering that Bedrock runs at 20 ticks per second. One second equals 20 ticks, two seconds equals 40, and three seconds equals 60. Set it to 60 ticks if you want a 3-second window that smooths out the noise and shows your true sustained rate. Short windows reveal how fast you can burst; longer windows expose whether you’re actually consistent when pressure hits. Swap between them depending on what you’re training that night.

Use it smart. In aim-heavy fights, a stable 6–8 CPS with clean crosshair placement often beats wild spikes that shred your tracking. For drag or butterfly sessions, watch how your CPS rises but pay attention to knockback control—if your hits start desyncing, back the tempo down until your W-taps and strafe rhythm lock in. When you practice breezily bridging or god-bridging variants, set a 3-second window and aim for consistency over peaks; your clips will look better and you’ll fall less. On servers, remember some anti-cheats hate macro behavior—keep it legit and let the counter coach your hands, not your software.

If you’re coaching friends, run 1v1 rounds and call out targets: “hold eight CPS on trades,” “reset to five for aim drills,” “burst to ten for finishers.” Record a quick session, overlay the actionbar in your edit, and you’ve got a simple progress log that actually means something. Super CPS Counter mod keeps it minimal, accurate, and useful—exactly what you want when you’re trying to get good without turning your screen into a cockpit.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Use Minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!