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Add a second escape button that is re-bindable
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FixEscape
Since Minecraft 1.19, Mojang has broken the way the game handles keybind, and it doesn't looks like they are going to fix it.
Instead of using the emitted key, they use the physical key pressed. People that rebind keys are left alone on this.
For most keybinds its ok, you can remap them ingame. But you can't remap escape.
This mod adds a second escape key that is re-bindable on any key you want. So you can finally play the game again even if you're using caps:swapescape.
This is a Forge mod. Using fabric ? Checkout TheEnderCore's EscapeScreen.
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This mod is inspired by TheEnderCore's EscapeScreen for Fabric, but since these days I'm playing with Forge, I needed a forge version.
FixEscape
Since Minecraft 1.19, Mojang has broken the way the game handles keybind, and it doesn't looks like they are going to fix it.
Instead of using the emited key, they use the physical key pressed. People that rebind keys are left alone on this.
For most keybinds its ok, you can remap them ingame. But you can't remap escape.
This mod adds a second escape key that is re-bindable on any key you want. So you can finally play the game again even if you're using caps:swapescape.
Need a fabric version ? Checkout TheEnderCore's EscapeScreen.
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