- Added support for 1.21.5
Overhauled how slot swaps are handled. Now, you can configure a chain of slot swaps that will be performed in order.
Shift clicking (right or left, both of them work now) on any of the slots in the chain will perform the next slot swap. This will cycle back and forth, e.g. a cycle of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 2nd for a chain of 3. This means you can bind an inventory slot to a hotbar slot and that hotbar slot to another inventory slot, and click 3 times to swap the 2 items in those places. With this, you can get the functionality of in-inventory item swap with 3 hotbar swaps. This is especially useful for swapping 2 armor pieces when one is worn and the other is in your inventory.
If you find that the slot swap order is messed up due to not having the items in the right place, you can reset the chain by ctrl-clicking on any slot in the chain.
You can also delete a specific chain by using the new delete chain keybinding (default: Del). This removes the need to reset every single slot swap you have configured, but you can still do so if you want to.
Note: This update will break your config, you will need to reconfigure your slot swaps and other settings.
- Added support for 1.21.4
- Added support for 1.21.3
- Updated dependencies and changed how the config works slightly
- Updated dependencies and changed how the config works slightly
Mod Overhaul
Complete rewrite of the mod. Now, the configuration is much more fluid, and the mod renders stuff to indicate what is mapped to what.
- Added a key to configure slot swaps. Hold the key and drag your cursor to a valid slot and release the key to create a mapping. Now, when you use shift-click, the items in those 2 slots will swap. This is only possible between a hotbar slot and an inventory slot (including armor slots), so there's a maximum of 9 mappings possible at the same time.
- Added a key to reset the mappings. Press the key twice within 500ms (configurable) to reset all mappings.
- Updated some dependencies.
Initial release
The 1.20.6 version probably works in 1.21 too but it's less hassle to directly update dependencies for new versions, so here's a separate version.
Initial release