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One Key Miner Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds a keybind to automatically mine blocks in front of the player.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Clear Trees and Logs EfficientlyConfigure Your Axe Verify that log blocks are linked to your axe using /onekeyminer axe list . Add any log variants…Enable Tool Interactions (Hoe Tilling, etc.)Understand Tool Interact Mode When enabled, tools can perform their vanilla interactions on blocks—for example, a hoe…Mine a Large Ore Vein with One ClickSetup Your Tool Before mining, ensure your pickaxe is configured to include the ore type you want to harvest. Use…Set Up Custom Block-to-Tool MappingsView Current Mappings Check which blocks are already linked to a tool: ` /onekeyminer <tool> list ` Replace <tool>…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start using One Key Miner?
Sneak (hold Shift) and break a block with the appropriate tool—adjacent blocks of the same type will break automatically. Open the mod GUI with /onekeyminer screen to customize which blocks work with which tools.
Why isn't sneaking working to trigger bulk mining?
Make sure you're actually sneaking (holding Shift) when you break the block, and that the block type is configured to work with the tool you're using. Check your tool's block list with /onekeyminer list to confirm the block is linked.
How do I add or remove blocks from a tool?
Use /onekeyminer add or /onekeyminer remove in chat, replacing with the tool name (like pickaxe or axe) and with the block ID. You can also manage this visually through the /onekeyminer screen GUI.
What's the difference between sneaking and not sneaking?
When sneaking, breaking one block triggers bulk mining of adjacent matching blocks. Without sneaking, you mine normally one block at a time, even if the block is configured for the mod.

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