Command Keys

Features

• Multiple commands per macro
• Multiple macros per keybind
• Optional delay timing between commands
• Efficient keybind conflict management with modifier key support
• Five modes:
  1. Send all commands when the key is pressed
  2. Cycle through commands, one per keypress
  3. Repeat on a configurable interval
  4. Select a random message and send
  5. Type the command in chat, but don't send it
• Profiles with automatic switching based on server address or world name
• Fully custom GUI for easy configuration

Usage

Profiles

Automatic Switching

• When you join a world/server, the name/address will be checked against the list of profiles. If
  there is a profile linked to that world/server, it will be activated. Otherwise, the default
  profile will be used.
• Use the S and M buttons to make a profile the default for singleplayer or multiplayer.

Manual Switching

• To activate a profile manually, click the up-arrow button on the left.
• Click the link button to link the profile to the world/server for future automatic activation.
• Click the settings button to rename the profile or remove links.

Macros

Access

• Edit a profile by clicking the large button on the profile selection screen, or by pressing the
  edit key
  (default: K) in-game.

Binding Keys

• You can bind almost any keyboard key or mouse button to a macro, similar to Minecraft's own
  Controls. However, you can also bind any pair of keys; just press one while holding the other (
  e.g. press 'T' while holding
  'Shift').

Conflict Strategy

• If a key is already in use by Minecraft, you can choose a conflict strategy;
  • Submit: The macro will be ignored, the Minecraft keybind will function normally.
  • Assert: The macro and the Minecraft keybind will both function.
  • Veto: The macro will function, the Minecraft keybind will be cancelled (if possible).
  • Avoid: The macro will not work in-game, but you can still activate it by pressing the key
    while on the edit screen (with nothing selected). For example, if you have a macro bound to W,
    press K then W to activate it.

Send Mode

• Send: All commands for the macro will be sent. You can configure delays between commands.
• Type: The first command will be typed into the chat box, but not sent.
• Edit: A GUI will be shown to allow you to enter a replacement for the %edit% placeholder, then
  the first message will be sent.
• Cycle: The commands will be cycled through, with one command sent each time you press the key.
• Note: In Cycle mode, if you need more than one command to be sent for a single key-press, enter
  those commands into a single box, separated by pairs of commas (e.g.
  /tick freeze,,/say Stopped).
• Random: A message will be chosen at random and sent each time the key is pressed.
• Repeat: Like Send, but the macro will be repeated (delay is configurable) until you press the
  key again.

Placeholders

• Simple Placeholders

  • %lastsent%: The most recently-sent message or command in history, if any.
  • %lastcmd%: The most recently-sent command in history, if any.
  • %clipboard%: The contents of the clipboard, if any.
  • %myname%: Minecraft username.
  • %pmsender%: The name of the sender of the most recently-received private message, if any. (
    Searches max of 50).
  • %pos%: The integer coordinates of the player (x y z).
  • %x%: The integer X coordinate of the player. Also available for Y and Z.
  • %lpos%: The integer coordinates of the block the player is looking at, if any. Also provides
    %lx%, %ly%,
    %lz%.

• Regex Placeholders

  • %#(.*)%: Regex Group 1 from the most recently-received message matching the regex following
    the #, if any. Note: regex pattern must have at least 1 capturing group.
  • %clipboard#(.*)%: The contents of the clipboard, if any, verified to match a regex pattern
    following the
    #. This can be used to prevent unintentional exposure of clipboard contents. E.g. use
    %clipboard#^-?\d+ -?\d+ -?\d+$% to only send the clipboard contents if it's formatted like a
    set of coordinates.
  • %pos([FBLR])(\d+)%: %pos% but offset some number of blocks in a direction relative to the
    cardinal direction that the player is nearest to facing. E.g. use %posL20% to get the
    coordinates 20 blocks to the player's left.
  • %x([+-]\d+)%: %x% but offset some number of blocks. E.g. use %x-10% to get the X
    coordinate 10 blocks to the player's West. Also available for Y and Z.
  • %lpos([FBLR])(\d+)%: As per pos above but for the block the player is looking at, if any.
  • %lx([+-]\d+)%: As per x above but for the block the player is looking at, if any.

Dependencies

Fabric: Fabric API, ModMenu

NeoForge: None

Compatibility

If you encounter issues, please report on Discord or GitHub.

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