Modern KeyBinding

This modification brings the KeyModifier and KeyConflictContext functionality from newer Minecraft versions back to Fabric and early Forge platforms.

Main Features

You can now assign key combinations using modifiers. For example, "Ctrl + G" or "Alt + S" - such combinations become available for configuration.

Keys with the same activation but different conflict contexts no longer interfere with each other. This solves the problem of overlapping assignments.

The "non-conflicting keys" feature (disabled by default) allows all assignments with the same key to be activated when it is pressed.

Important Information

The mod is incompatible with NEI. Instead, it is recommended to use NEI Unofficial from GTNH.

Connection via Gradle

repositories {
    //...
    maven {
        url "https://maven.nova-committee.cn/releases"
    }
}

dependencies {
    //...
    // Forge
    implementation "committee.nova.mkb.forge:mkb-${mc_version}:${mod_version}"
    // Fabric
    modImplementation "committee.nova.mkb.fabric:mkb-${mc_version}:${mod_version}"
}

Key Combination Registration

Example of creating an assignment that:

• Activates when Alt and C are pressed
• Works only in interfaces

ClientProxy.java

public class ClientProxy {
    public void init(final FMLInitializationEvent event) {
        //...
        yourKeyBinding = KeyBindingRegistry.INSTANCE.registerKeyBinding("key.exampleKey", KeyConflictContext.GUI, KeyModifier.ALT, Keyboard.KEY_C, "key.categories.example");
    }
}

Changing Properties of Existing Assignment

ClientProxy.java

public class ClientProxy {
    //...
    public void postInit(final FMLPostInitializationEvent event) {
        final IKeyBinding extended = (IKeyBinding) yourKeyBinding;
        // Changing default key code and modifier
        extended.setInitialKeyModifierAndCode(KeyModifier.ALT, Keyboard.KEY_E);
        // Changing current key code and modifier
        extended.setKeyModifierAndCode(KeyModifier.ALT, Keyboard.KEY_E);
        // Changing conflict context
        extended.setKeyConflictContext(KeyConflictContext.IN_GAME);
    }
}