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ScrollFix Wayland
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Fixes the hotbar skipping every other slot bug when scrolling on Linux and Wayland by dropping duplicate mouse-wheel events
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ScrollFix Wayland
Stops the hotbar from skipping every other slot when you scroll the mouse wheel on Linux under Wayland.
The problem
On Wayland desktops or Linux systems Minecraft and Wayland duplicate scroll events causing the hot Bower to jump every other slot.
The fix
When a second scroll event in the same direction arrives within a few milliseconds of the first, it's treated as a duplicate and dropped. Real scrolling is much slower than that, so the hotbar, inventories, and menus all scroll as normal.
Client-side only, no server install needed No dependencies If a future Minecraft update renames the scroll method, i made it where mod does nothing instead of crashing
Is it working?
Check your game log for:
[ScrollFix Wayland] Dropped a duplicate scroll event (fix is working)
Configuration
After the first launch, edit config/scrollfix-wayland.properties:
thresholdMs (default 25): raise it to 40–50 if the hotbar still skips sometimes lower it to ~15 if fast scrolling feels like it drops notches.
Source
Open source (MIT) on GitHub: https://github.com/RayRayBornAgain/scrollfix-wayland
Tested on Bazzite (KDE Plasma, Wayland) useing Prism Launcher. It should be harmless on X11, Windows, and macOS, but you don't need it there.
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