TapSprint
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Toggle sprint and sneak with a single keypress instead of holding the key down. Better for your hands, better for long sessions.
Adds new methods of transportation for players.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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TapSprint
Holding sprint or sneak for hours is tedious. TapSprint lets you tap once to toggle sprint on, tap again to turn it off.
What it does
- Toggle sprint -- tap V to sprint continuously
- Toggle sneak -- tap B to sneak continuously
- Always-sprint mode -- optional auto-sprint when moving forward
- Smart detection -- stops sprinting when you stop or run out of hunger
How to use
- Default sprint: V, sneak: B (rebindable)
- Config via Mod Menu -> TapSprint
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Client-side only, works on any server.
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v1.0.0
- Initial release: toggle-sprint and toggle-sneak so you don't have to hold the keys.
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