Controlify (Controller support)

# SPLITSCREEN!

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Controlify Splitscreen is a **separate mod in development** that adds splitscreen support to the game! JARs are currently only available on Patreon!



## Wiki

Read up on the Controlify Wiki for more information on how to use Controlify, how to configure it, and how to develop for it.

## What is Controlify?

Controlify is the best controller support mod for Minecraft: Java Edition. It exceeds the first-party Bedrock Edition controller support in every way possible. It is feature-complete, with support for vibration, gyroscope, HD haptics, and more.

Controlify supports *all* controllers, thanks to its usage of the SDL3 library, which is the most advanced cross-platform input library available.

Controlify is designed to be both user-friendly and feature-rich. It has sensible defaults, with default sensitivity matched to Bedrock Edition for easy transition, and a simple yet informative settings screen that allows you to tweak your experience to your liking.

## Feature overview

– **Vibration support**; Controlify vibrates your controller upon events such as taking damage, breaking blocks, lightning strikes.
– **Gyroscope support**; Controlify can use the gyroscope in your controller for precise aiming.
– **Vendor-specific input support**; Controlify supports reading paddles, mute buttons (and their LEDs), touchpads, and more, on some controllers including Xbox, DualSense and Steam Deck.
– **GUI operation**: Controlify allows you to navigate all Minecraft GUIs with your controller, without needing a mouse or keyboard. This includes the inventory, out-of-game menus, and modded GUIs. It features cursor snapping in inventory screens, allowing you to use your controller without needing to be precise with your cursor movements.
– **DualSense/DualShock support**; Controlify does not require any additional software for PlayStation controllers, even on Windows.
– **Controller identification**; Controlify has bespoke button glyphs for many controller models, including Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, and more.
– **On-screen keyboard**; Controlify includes a fully functional on-screen keyboard that allows you to type with your controller – truly no keyboard needed!
– **Radial menu**; Controlify features a configurable menu that allows you to bind less-used actions to a radial menu, saving up buttons.
– **DualSense HD haptics** support; Controlify allows for advanced vibration effects on DualSense controllers.
– **DualSense adaptive triggers support**; Controlify allows for advanced trigger effects on DualSense controllers.
– **Data-driven design**; Controlify allows resource packs to change default bindings, theme button glyphs, on-screen button guides, on-screen keyboard layouts, add more controller models, and more.
– **Steam Deck support**
– **Mod compatibility**; Controlify has led the efforts to make controller support work seamlessly with mods like Sodium, Iris, Simple Voice Chat, Do A Barrel Roll, and more.
– **Cross-platform and multi-version**; Controlify works on Fabric and NeoForge, and actively supports and updates for Minecraft versions 1.21.1 and above.
– **Quick to update**; Controlify is updated even for Minecraft snapshots, although snapshot builds are only available to patreon members.
– **Joystick support**; Controlify supports flight sticks, racing wheels, and other non-standard joysticks. Users of such devices have the option between mapping the joystick to a standard gamepad, or creating their own custom bindings and defaults and glyphs for the joystick, allowing for a fully-featured experience.

## Who uses Controlify?

The following is actual feedback I have received from users of Controlify, and I’m very proud to have been able to help them enjoy Minecraft in a way they couldn’t before:

– Couch gamers who want to sit back and relax playing their favourite edition of Minecraft.
– First-time modded players who have previously played Minecraft on a console and don’t want to learn how to use a keyboard and mouse.
– People with accessibility requirements who cannot use a keyboard and mouse and/or requires an adaptive controller.
– Parents who want to expose their kids to modded Minecraft in an accessible manner.
– People who just prefer using a controller over a keyboard and mouse.
– People who want to play local multiplayer with their friends and family using the companion Splitscreen Mod
– Hopefully you!

## Features

### Controller vibration

Controlify supports controller vibration, which has not been seen before for PC versions of Minecraft,
including Bedrock Windows 10 Edition. Configure the intensity of each vibration source, with
complex vibration patterns for lots of aspects of the game (e.g. when you take damage).


### Radial menu


To save up some buttons on your controller, dedicate some less-used actions to the radial menu.
It is fully customizable through the settings and intuitive to use. Any modded keybind is
compatible with this menu.

### Gyro support

Controlify has built-in support for controller gyroscopes, allowing you to make fine movements in-game
with your controller. This can be combined with flick stick to be able to use a controller without
the compromise.

### Container cursor

Just like in bedrock edition, you can move a cursor across your inventory, and interact
with it in a controller-friendly way. With dedicated buttons for quick move, dropping etc. Controlify also comes with cursor snapping, so you don’t need to be so precise with cursor movements.


### Controller identification

Controlify has the ability to identify the make and model of your controller automatically,
and displays relevant button textures for your controller. This is also extendable by resource packs, changing up the button textures in a different style and adding some of your own, more niche controller identifiers.


### Joystick support

You can connect any joystick to the mod and map it with your own names and textures, with an unlimited amount of inputs per controller.

### Button guide

There is a simple overlay in-game that displays the buttons you can press
based on your player’s state and look direction. This is useful for new players, who
have not yet memorised the controls.


Also, some GUIs display controller buttons on elements that have a controller shortcut, to easily navigate with a controller like you should be able to.


### Containerised Controllers

This mod is built around the fact that each controller is completely separate, with it’s own configuration, bindings etc.
This means it will be trivial to add support for split-screen play in the future.

### Built for mod compatibility

GUI operation has been abstracted into a simple API, which allows other mods to easily add support for their own GUIs,
without convoluted support throughout the whole mod’s codebase, making it difficult for third parties to integrate.


*Video recorded using do-a-barrel-roll with a Thrustmaster HOTAS flightstick*

### Automatic controller deadzone calibration

The deadzone values of your controller are automatically calibrated,
meaning you don’t have to worry about it.


## Backports?

This mod is only and will only be available for **1.19.4** and above, this is because in 1.19.4, Mojang
introduced arrow key navigation which was easily ported to controller, below 1.19.4, this is not possible.

Config Backuper

A simple mod for backing up all configurations at the start of Minecraft.

## Mod review with subtitles

## Features

– Backs up configurations at the start of Minecraft
– Backs up game configurations
– Backs up mod configurations
– Backs up shader configurations
– Compression of backups
– Removes old backups

## Configuration

The configuration file is located at `config/config-backuper.json`.

– `includeGameConfigs` – add game configurations to the backup
– `includeModConfigs` – add mod configurations to the backup
– `includeShaderPackConfigs` – add shader configurations to the backup
– `maxBackups` – maximum number of stored backups (`-1` disables deletion of old backups, default `10`)
– `compressionEnabled` – use compression for backups (enabling compression reduces the size of the backup, but slows down its creation a bit)
– `backupFolder` – directory for backups (`./` – current game directory)
– `backupFilePrefix` – prefix for backup file names
– `backupFileSuffix` – suffix for backup file names

## Modpacks

You can use this mod in modpacks without requesting permission.

Compost

*Create compost based on what you toss into a composter!*

### Get more than just bone meal!
Compost modifies the vanilla composter to allow you to change what compost you get out of it! With version 3.x, the composter now uses a vanilla styled loot table for generating compost, offering the vast configurability that loot tables make possible. Simply create a data pack with a `compost:composter` loot table to use your own configuration!

You can make some items renewable that should be but are not, create deep interactions with different compostables for a complex and realistic compost, or simply make the compost give a modded compost item. The choice is yours!

### Let the world change your compost!
Compost supports using origin-based conditions in your loot table. You can have compost that generates only under certain light levels, elevations, biomes, dimensions, and more! Have a mod that adds an origin-based condition such as one that checks if it is snowing? Compost can use that to determine what compost is created, allowing nature to play a distinct role the composting process.

### Grow compost based on what compostables you add to it!
Compost adds a loot condition for matching what compostables have been used on the composter, so what you put in can determine what you get out! Want a chance of getting apple seeds when you compost apples? How about modded mulch when you compost saplings? Compost gives you the ability to do such and more!

Please note that the default compost loot table is designed to showcase Compost’s compostable matching condition to make bone meal available for villager farmers. You may also find mushrooms growing in your compost when the composter is rained upon in game versions that support the necessary conditions.

### Get the goods!
You can find releases of Compost on both *[Modrinth]* and *[CurseForge]* and also access development builds on *[GitHub]*!

Compost supports Fabric 1.16+, Forge 1.16+, and NeoForge 1.20.2+.

### Figure it all out!
You can delve into the *[wiki]* for details or submit a *[bug report]* if something isn’t quite right!

Still need something? Head on over to the *[discussions]* forum for support, to read announcements, or discuss anything about the mod!

[Modrinth]: https://modrinth.com/mod/compost
[CurseForge]: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/compost
[GitHub]: https://github.com/yurisuika/compost
[wiki]: https://github.com/yurisuika/compost/wiki
[bug report]: https://github.com/yurisuika/compost/issues
[discussions]: https://github.com/yurisuika/compost/discussions
[Discord]: https://discord.gg/0zdNEkQle7Qg9C1H

Nek’s Command Maker (Server Edition)

If you were wondering, yes I did change the icon.

This is the **server edition** of Command Maker. Click here to see the Client Edition. ( visit legacy download page for CMDMaker Client Edition Download Page if you got a 404 error for the other link.)

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# 📦 Nek’s Command Maker Server Edition

A lightweight Minecraft mod that lets you define custom commands using aliases—perfect for server scripting, modpacks, or ritual triggers. No external files, no dependencies beyond Fabric API.

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## How to download and install

https://commandmakerwiki.lucasgeitgey.com/install-video.html

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### 🔧 Features
– Add commands dynamically via in-game chat
– Reload config without restarting
– Fully JSON-driven and vanilla-compatible
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### 📝 Usage

Use `/addcommand` to manage your custom commands:

“`bash
/addcommand add
“`
Adds a new alias that runs the specified command.

“`bash
/addcommand del
“`
Deletes the alias and its associated command.

“`bash
/addcommand reload
“`
Reloads the config file and updates all aliases.
Visit the **wiki** for more information.
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### 📁 Config Format

Commands are stored in a simple JSON file (modid_alieses.json) like:

“`json
{
“crashme”: “kill @s”,
“greet”: “say Hello, world!”
}
“`

### 🧪 Example

“`bash
/addcommand add crashme kill @s
/addcommand add greet say Hello, world!
“`

Then just run `/crashme` or `/greet` in chat!
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## Telemetry Data

Every time you start the game with the mod, a HTTP request is sent to commandmakerwiki.lucasgeitgey.com /redirects/telemetry.html. to Opt-Out, set ‘send-telementry’ to ‘false’ in telemetry.yml. The data sent is a HTTP GET request, to see how many people use the mod.
_Note: Telementry Data has been removed in 2.3.5_

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## Downloading Functions

You can use /cmd downloadfunction to download functions.
You can see the function list, and request to add new ones here.

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🛠️ This is my first time making a Minecraft mod, so there may be bugs or quirks. If you find any issues, feel free to report them!

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**If you would like to make a feature request, please visit here.**

**If you would like to make a bug report, please visit here.**

**If you would like to otherwise make a comment please visit here**


CTE – Combine The Experience

RU:
Этот датапак объединяет сферы опыта в одну, **сохраняя их ценность**. Он немного оптимизирует игру, а также не заставляет ждать впитывания всего опыта. По умолчанию объединяет опыт на растоянии 2 блоков, но с CTE v3 можно выбрать своё растояние с момощью `/function cte:menu` прямо внутри игры.

_Если я забыл обновить на последнюю версию mc, то обновлю по запросу._

EN:
This datapack combines the spheres of experience into one, **preserving their value**. It optimizes the game a bit, and also does not make you wait for the whole experience to be absorbed. By default, it combines the experience at a distance of 2 blocks, but with CTE v3, you can select your distance with the power of `/function cte:menu` right inside the game.

_If I forgot to upgrade to the latest version of the mc, I will update it on request._