Allow the disabling of editing a button with the 'shift' key
doctorduck2000 opened this issue · 5 comments
I'm putting together a modpack that includes a movement mod which uses the 'shift' key more frequently. Because of this, it is easy to leave the key pressed down while opening the menu wheel. However, because there is no way to change or disable using the 'shift' key to edit the buttons (even though there is an option to make 'right-click' have the same functionality), it is easy to end up accidentally editing a button instead of pressing it. The ability to disable the 'shift' key from opening the edit screen would eliminate this issue.
So you want the option to not be able to edit buttons at all, after initially creation?
So you want the option to not be able to edit buttons at all, after initially creation?
Yes, that would be great. Optimally, I would want a system for customizing the wheel exclusively outside of gameplay, such as a separate options page accessed from the pause menu.
Currently, menu editing can be triggered in two ways:
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By right-clicking (which can be enabled or disabled in the settings).
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By holding the SHIFT key.
While the right-click functionality already has a toggle option, the SHIFT key does not.
This can cause issues for players who commonly use SHIFT for sprinting or other frequent actions.
Suggestion:
Introduce an option to disable menu editing via the SHIFT key, similar to the existing toggle for right-click editing.
¿Why?
For players who use SHIFT as a core gameplay control (e.g., sprinting), accidental menu edits can be disruptive and frustrating.
Adding this option would significantly improve usability and accessibility.
I'm using the version for forge 1.20.1 , in case it's relevant.
I hope these changes can be implemented. It's a very useful mod and by far the best I've seen in this regard.
Good work. @GirafiStudios
PS:
Although the content of the mod could be further improved by adding or modifying other features, I believe that the issue related to SHIFT is a priority, given how frequent and recurring it is.