Hotkey Profiles

**Hotkey Profiles** is a **client-side Fabric mod** for Minecraft Java that lets you **save your current keybind setup as named profiles** and **switch between them instantly**. It’s ideal if you regularly change your controls for different activities such as **PvP, building, redstone, Elytra flight, or creative work**. ## Features - **Save keybind profiles** from your current controls at any time - **Apply profiles instantly** (keybinds update immediately and your options are saved) - **Scrollable profile list** that stays usable even with many profiles - **Duplicate profiles** to create variants quickly - **Rename profiles** (with safe handling of name collisions) - **Delete profiles** (the **Default** profile is protected) - **Overwrite confirmation**: if you try to save a profile name that already exists, the mod asks before overwriting - Uses stable keybind identifiers (works with **vanilla and modded keybinds** as long as they use normal `KeyBinding`s) ## How it works The mod captures a snapshot of all registered keybindings and stores them in a profile: - **KeyBinding ID** → **bound key translation** When you apply a profile, the mod restores those bindings, remaps keys, and writes the updated options file. ## Usage 1. Install **Fabric Loader** + **Fabric API** and add **Hotkey Profiles** to your `mods` folder. 2. Open **Mod Menu** → **Hotkey Profiles**. 3. Enter a profile name and click **Save**. - If the name already exists, you’ll be prompted to confirm overwriting it. 4. Select any profile in the list and click **Apply** to switch. ## Configuration / Storage Profiles are stored as JSON in: - `config/hotkeyprofiles.json` This makes it easy to back up your profiles or copy them between instances. ## Compatibility - **Minecraft Java (Fabric)** - **Client-side only** (no server installation required) - Compatible with most mods that register keybinds normally ## Notes - The **Default** profile is created automatically (if missing) and cannot be deleted or renamed. - If a keybind no longer exists (e.g., a mod was removed), it is safely ignored when applying a profile. --- If you encounter issues, please include your Minecraft version, Fabric Loader/Fabric API versions, and a crash log (if applicable).