Latite Client is a legitimate DLL client for Minecraft Windows 10/11 Edition. This binary modifies your game and adds useful features for PVP and/or Survival!

Method 1:
Download the Latite Injector from #download and run it. Afterwards, select your current version of Minecraft under the Launch Button (this is NOT a version switcher, please select your CURRENT Minecraft version or your game will crash) and press launch.

Method 2:
If method 1 does not work, you can instead download the DLL from #download and use an external injector to inject the Latite DLL instead. You can use the Fate Injector , the MCBE DLL Injector  etc. If you do not know how to inject the DLL using whatever external injector you have, you can look for support in #public-support. Please do not open a ticket for this as it is usually a simple process.

• Legacy Latite Injector - a very old version of the Latite Injector, only use this if you encounter issues with the current injector.
• Latite Injector - this is the option most people choose, it's the default way to inject the client.
• Latite Minimal - This is a simpler version of the main injector for users encountering antivirus issues or users in India as github is blocked in that country and therefore only this version of the injector will work for them.
• DLL Download - This is the client itself, only download this if you want to use it with other injectors (no you will not be able to use the client by opening the DLL itself)

Latite Client is not a virus! It's just a false positive due to windows and most antiviruses not liking DLL files, as a lot of DLLs are used for malicious purposes. However, the Latite DLL is completely safe and will only affect Minecraft. Want a bigger explaination?

Basically, every Bedrock client that isn't a resource pack uses a DLL file. DLL files have a lot of use cases over the history of Windows, but for purposes of Minecraft clients, they can hook into a running program (such as Minecraft) and add or change features. DLL files are not just used for Bedrock modding. For example, another game that uses DLLs for modding is Beat Saber. The process is a bit different - Beat Saber uses a standardized mod loader, while most clients are only built to accommodate themselves - but the same file type and idea are used.

However, because of the ability for DLL files to mess with the program, it's easy to realize that the changes in the program could be malicious. In fact, malicious DLL injection used to be a form of malware. Key word: used to. Most malware makers likely realized that requiring the target to have a preexisting program limited the scope of their Shenanigans™️ too much, and they primarily changed gears to stuff like background tasks or executables. However, since it's obviously bad for antiviruses to detect fewer viruses, antiviruses kept in the ability to detect these.

Antiviruses generally operate on pattern recognition. If the file in question isn't on some sort of blacklist or whitelist, generally, this is good enough for them to do their job. But in some edge cases, this pattern recognition can go wrong. Bedrock clients are one of these edge cases. A program that opens another program and immediately injects an internet-sourced DLL into it sounds really sketchy... until you consider that the program being injected with a DLL is Minecraft Bedrock, which is a UWP program, and the DLL is just a mod. UWPs have the advantage of a LOT of limitations on system access, and as a result, you can't inject them with anything that can be a meaningful virus. Worst-case scenario is your computer freezing lol.

So why is Latite's injector - and only Latite's injector - detected? It's primarily because it's written in C#. C# as a language is very easy to reverse engineer and decompile, and I wouldn't be shocked if antiviruses have a partial decompiler to check programs written in it. Onix's launcher, as another example, is written in C++, which is a lot harder to do this to, so it's detected less by default. Another reason is a whitelist system in place by Microsoft, but that's a lot easier to understand; IIRC the stable injector has been submitted for approval but the process is very slow. Onix's launcher has been submitted for this, so on top of being harder for antiviruses to crack, it also has Windows saying "yeah, this is fine." But back to Latite, since it's easy to see "under the hood" in C#, that means antiviruses see that "program opens another program and puts a DLL from the internet into it" in a lot of clarity, and immediately slap it with a Trojan label. But for the reasons said above, this is completely fine in this case. Pattern recognition can and will go wrong at some point. Something something Among Us fire alarms.

I should add: all of this is SPECIFICALLY on the injector. I can say with certainty that, after injection, the DLL itself has no reason to send or receive anything to or from the internet. You can use another DLL injector if you want to; plenty of those don't have issues like Latite's has. In fact, if I remember right, you could probably use Onix's injector and have the same one-click convenience factor after a bit of setup. Don't quote me on that though.

And all of that is assuming the file is malicious to begin with. I've been using Latite for probably over a year now over 2 computers, and I haven't had any issues. That said, I'm just some computer-obsessed trans girl on the internet, and you are completely free to disregard anything you read here. If you don't trust it, don't run it, internet safety 101.

(Thanks Eclipse [1unar_eclipse] for the in-depth explanation)

What you can do about it:

• Exclude Latite from your antivirus
• Download the Legacy Latite Injector or Latite Minimal and use it.
• Use a different injector and inject Latite manually
• View the injector's source code at here  (and even build it yourself)

If you're having problems injecting Latite Client, try installing Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable . If it's still not working, try using Latite Minimal or try using an external injector with the Latite DLL (refer to Method 2 in FAQ #2). This problem could also be caused by your antivirus, like Windows Security.

COMMON CAUSES:

• You're on the x86/32 bit version of Minecraft, in this case if you attempt to inject Latite it will do nothing. You can solve this issue by downloading the 64 bit version of the game.
• The game version you're on is outdated/unsupported (see supported versions in FAQ #7).
• You selected the wrong version of the client in the injector (THIS IS NOT A VERSION SWITCHER, PLEASE SELECT THE VERSION YOUR GAME IS ON), which in that case an error message will be shown (if you're on an outdated version of the injector and inject the wrong version the game will just crash).

You can also try resetting your config (refer to FAQ #7).

First, check if the version you selected is the same as your Minecraft version, if it isn't, and your current Minecraft version isn't supported by Latite, you can upgrade/downgrade your game via MCMrARM's Version Switcher , Jiayi Launcher , Bedrock Launcher  or others.

If your version of Minecraft is currently supported by Latite, just select your current Minecraft version under the "LAUNCH" button.

If your Minecraft version is the same as the version you selected and it still crashes, please open a ticket and a staff member will assist you shortly.

You can also try resetting your config (refer to FAQ #7).

To reset your config, do Windows Key + R and paste the following:
%localappdata%\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\RoamingState\Latite

Then find and delete the file named "config.json".

Restart Minecraft afterwards.

Latite Client ONLY supports 64-bit Windows 10/11 Operating Systems with x64-based processors. You can check your device information by going into Windows Settings > System > About. Now look for "System type"

If it says:

• "64-bit operating system, x64-based processor" you will be able to use Latite Client
• "32-bit operating system, x64-based processor" you must install a 64-bit Windows OS in order to use Latite Client.
• "32-bit operating system, x86-based processor" you will not be able to use Latite Client, unfortunately.

Keep in mind that Latite Client will not work on x86 builds of Minecraft!

Latite Client currently supports:

• 1.20.6x

You can update/downgrade your Minecraft version by using version switchers, such as MCMrARM's Version Switcher , Jiayi Launcher , Bedrock Launcher  and others.

Keep in mind:

• This will NOT work if you did not buy Minecraft legitimately.
• Developer mode has to be enabled on your windows computer for most of these applications to work.
• Your Minecraft data (worlds, resource packs) may be lost when installing these apps, so make sure backup your data before downgrading/updating!

If you boost our discord server or subscribe to our patreon , you get access to all beta channels (#beta-announcement, #beta-releases, #beta-chat and more). #beta-releases contains DLLs for Latite Client not released to the public yet. For example, it could contain a version of Latite Client that has some features that aren't released to the public yet.

Try following the steps in this article from Microsoft: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/turn-off-defender-antivirus-protection-in-windows-security-99e6004f-c54c-8509-773c-a4d776b77960

Latite Client will NEVER have mobile support. "but why!!! I want a client!!!!!!!!11111111111111" you may ask, here's why:

• A full rewrite would be needed to port Latite Client to mobile.
• So many phones/tablets come in vastly different sizes, specs, etc. A ton of work would be required to make sure most devices have a seamless experience.
• iOS wouldn't be supported at all, I'm pretty sure you need a MacBook to develop iOS apps (thanks Apple) and we (the devs) don't have those.
• DLL injection isn't really a thing on mobile devices, so we'd need an entirely different strategy for mobile, further complicating the project.
• 2 entire different codebases would be needed for Android and Windows, making things an absolute hell to manage.

Update: Atlas Client, made by the same developer is in the works for Android Devices.

Feature List:

• Armor HUD
• BehindYou (Snaplook)
• Bottom Chat
• Bow Indicator
• Break Indicator
• Block Overlay
• Chunk Borders
• Cinematic Camera
• Clock
• Combo Counter
• CPS Counter
• Environment Changer
• FPS Display
• Freelook
• Fullbright
• GUI Scale Changer
• Hitboxes
• Hurt Color
• Health Warning
• Item Counter
• Item Tweaks
• Java Debug Info
• Keystrokes
• Motion Blur
• Movable Bossbar
• Movable Paperdoll
• Movable Scoreboard
• Nickname
• Ping Display
• Position Display (displays your coordinates)
• Reach Display
• Server Display (displays the IP address of the server you're on)
• Speed display
• Tab List
• Third person nametag
• Toggle Sprint
• Zoom

37 Total Mods

That depends on individual server rules. Most servers would not ban you for using Latite, but it is recommended to read the server rules just to be safe.

(It is safe to use the client on all featured servers and most popular non-featured servers such as nethergames)

Some servers have restrictions on which modules can or cannot be allowed to be used on their server. Latite has a feature in which it automatically prevents such blocked features from being enabled whenever a user is on one of these servers. However, as there are thousands of different bedrock edition servers, Latite cannot keep track of which modules are or are not allowed to be used on each and every single server, therefore Latite will only block modules on certain major bedrock edition servers.

HIVE

• Freelook

GALAXITE

• Freelook
• Toggle Sprint

NETHERGAMES

• Toggle Sprint
• Bow Indicator

No modules are blocked on any servers that are not included in this list. Please study the rules of that server before proceeding to use the client. Latite will not be held responsible for any repercussions as a result of using a prohibited module. Use at your own risk.

You open the Mod Menu by pressing M and clicking the "Mod Settings" button.

You can change mod positions by pressing M, or by clicking the icon in the Mod Menu.

You can report all bugs through the bugs forum channel in our discord server.

You can post all suggestions in the suggestions forum channel in our discord server.

If your the solution to your problem isn't found in the FAQ, you can ask for help in #public-support or contact staff by opening a ticket in #open-a-ticket.

YouTube Role Requirements:

• Has over 5k subscribers + makes a video about Latite
• Makes videos about Minecraft BE
• Active on YouTube, gets a considerable amount of views

Please make a ticket at #open-a-ticket in our discord server to chat with us in order to apply for the YouTuber role.

Here are all the Latite Social Medias:

• X (formerly Twitter): @Latite Client
• Discord: discord.gg/latite
• YouTube: @LatiteClientMC

Any accounts not including in this list claiming to be Latite Client are impersonating/unofficial.