Scroll Walk Mod FAQ

Hold Alt and scroll your mouse wheel down to slow down, or scroll up to return to normal speed. Your current speed will display on the HUD so you can see exactly how fast you're moving.

Yes, you can rebind the speed control key in the mod's settings menu. Open your settings and look for the keybind option to assign a different key that's more comfortable for you.

Acceleration controls how smoothly your speed changes when you scroll, while scroll step determines how much your speed increases or decreases with each wheel click. Higher acceleration feels more gradual, while higher scroll step makes bigger jumps per scroll.

This is the FOV (field of view) effect that creates a cinematic feel. If you don't want this, turn off the FOV Effects slider in Minecraft's Accessibility Settings.

Yes, the mod includes a custom speed limit setting that lets you cap your maximum speed anywhere from very slow to normal walking speed, preventing you from accidentally sprinting.

The mod controls your walking speed independently, so you can still sprint normally with the sprint key when you're at any speed level set by the mod.

Scroll Walk Mod is lightweight and shouldn't noticeably impact performance; it only adds speed control and a small HUD display.

Yes, that's one of the main uses—the smooth speed control and FOV effects make it ideal for creating cinematic footage or slowing down for roleplay moments without needing to sneak.

The mod respects your custom speed limit settings, so you won't go slower than your configured minimum, preventing you from getting stuck at an unusable crawl.

The HUD displays your current speed relative to your settings, making it easy to see at a glance how fast you're moving without needing exact numeric values.