Creating and Using Macros in Macro Keybinds Mod

Setting Up Macros and Keybinds

Macro Keybinds Mod lets you automate Minecraft commands by binding them to keys. You can build macros in two ways: through the in-game GUI, which includes a text editor for writing and editing commands, or by editing the mod's JSON config file directly.

Macros come in four types: Simple, Toggle, Repeat, and Delayed. Simple runs a command once, Toggle switches a command on and off, Repeat fires it continuously, and Delayed adds timing control. The GUI also lets you adjust how often and how quickly macros execute.

Macros are organized into sets. By default, the numpad number keys trigger the commands in whichever set is currently selected. To switch between different sets, cycle through them using the mod's controls, so you can jump between command groups without rebinding keys. Keybind assignments are handled in the same interface where you create macros, keeping setup in one place.