Stroll Key Pacing Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using the stroll key?
Press Caps Lock (the default keybind) while moving forward to enter stroll mode and walk at a slower pace. You can change this keybind anytime in your Controls menu under Options.
Can I use stroll mode while riding a horse?
Yes, mount a horse or modded mount and press your stroll key to slow down your mount to a walking speed. This works with both vanilla horses and custom modded mounts.
What's the difference between hold and toggle modes?
Hold mode requires you to keep the stroll key pressed to maintain slow walking; toggle mode lets you press once to turn strolling on and press again to turn it off. You can switch between these modes in the mod configuration menu.
How do I change how fast I stroll?
Open the mod configuration menu in-game or edit the immersivewalk-common.toml file to adjust your slow walking speed value to your preference.
Does this mod work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, the mod works in singleplayer, LAN worlds, and online multiplayer servers without requiring the server to have the mod installed.
Will this mod conflict with my animation mods?
The mod is designed to match animations cleanly with combat animation mods like Epic Fight, so conflicts are unlikely, but always test your mod combination in a test world first.
Can I stroll alongside my pets or villagers?
Yes, you can walk calmly at a slow pace alongside villager followers and pets to keep them company without outpacing them.
What if I forget which key is bound to stroll?
Open your Options menu, select Controls, and search for the stroll keybind—it will show you which key is currently assigned and let you change it if needed.
Does stroll mode affect my movement speed in combat?
Stroll mode only activates when you choose to use it; your normal movement speed and combat mechanics remain unchanged when you're not pressing the stroll key.
Can I use stroll mode while sprinting or sneaking?
Stroll mode is designed for relaxed walking and works best when moving forward normally; it overrides your movement state when activated, so you won't be sprinting or sneaking while strolling.