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Allows player movement input while GUI screens are open.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

Craft items while walking to your destinationOpen a crafting GUI while moving With Movement In GUI Mod installed, you can open any crafting interface—workbench,…Multitask between GUIs and combatManage equipment while staying mobile Movement In GUI Mod enables you to open armor, tool, or weapon GUIs and…Navigate terrain safely while managing inventoryKeep moving while sorting items Movement In GUI Mod allows you to walk through dangerous areas without closing your…Use GUIs without losing situational awarenessStay mobile during GUI interactions Movement In GUI Mod keeps you moving while any GUI is open, letting you maintain…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start moving while a GUI is open?
Once the mod is installed, simply open any GUI (crafting table, chest, inventory) and use your normal movement keys—you'll move in the world while the GUI stays open. No special keybind or activation needed; it works automatically.
Can I move and attack mobs at the same time?
Yes, you can move while any GUI is open, including combat scenarios. However, attacking requires closing the GUI or using a mod-compatible combat system; the mod only handles movement input while GUIs are active.
Does this work with all GUIs or just some?
The mod works with most standard GUIs like chests, crafting tables, furnaces, and your inventory. Some mod GUIs or heavily customized interfaces may not be compatible depending on how they're coded.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
Movement In GUI Mod is lightweight and doesn't significantly impact performance. It simply allows input to pass through to the world while a GUI is rendered, so performance depends more on your overall mod setup.

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