Amecs Mod FAQ

Open the controls menu, click the keybind you want to change, then hold down your modifier key (Shift, Alt, or Ctrl) and press the main key at the same time. Amecs records the whole combination instead of just the last key you pressed.

You likely released the modifier before pressing the second key, so Minecraft registered only the final key. Hold the modifier down continuously while pressing the other key, and the controls menu should display the full combination.

Amecs supports Alt, Control, and Shift as modifiers, so you can build combos with any of them. Just hold the modifier while pressing the main key when rebinding.

Use the search box Amecs adds at the top of the controls menu and type part of the action's name. The list filters down as you type, so you don't have to scroll through every category.

Yes, Amecs removes the restriction that only one function can be bound to a key, so overlapping keybindings are allowed. This is useful when you want a plain key and a modified version of it to do different things.

Amecs adds dedicated keybinds for toggling auto-jump and for toggling skin layers, which you'll find in the controls menu like any other action. Assign them to whatever key or combination you prefer.

Amecs allows overlapping keybindings, so both actions can be bound to the same key without the menu blocking you. Whether both actually fire depends on the other mod, so test in-game and adjust one of them if needed.

Amecs provides an API so other mod developers can integrate key modifiers into their own keybinds. Mods that use this API will show up in the controls menu and can be bound to combinations just like vanilla actions.

Amecs mainly changes how the controls menu and key handling work, so it doesn't add heavy per-frame processing. Any performance impact is negligible compared to rendering or world generation.

Check that you're holding the modifier for the full press, since releasing it early cancels the combo. Also confirm the keybind isn't being overridden by another mod or by a conflicting binding you set yourself.