What it does
Dust's Keymap is a visual key-remapping tool for Minecraft. While you play, press the grave accent or the key under Escape to bring up a mapper. The screen shows every key, its current assignment, and whether it conflicts with another binding.
You can change any key by clicking on it. Modifier keys - CTRL, SHIFT, and ALT - work as normal modifiers and can be used in combination with other keys. The mapper keeps the default use of these modifiers, so pressing CTRL+Q still makes you sprint.
The tool also lets you register mouse buttons that aren’t listed by default. A small yellow box next to a key indicates that a modifier is assigned.
How it works
The mapper uses a simple color scheme:
- White - not assigned
- Green - assigned
- Yellow - selected
- Red - conflict
You can search for keys, mods, or categories using the search box. The search supports several formats:
(text)for categories@slugfor category slugs{text}for mod names#slugfor mod name slugs$slugfor bound key slugs
Who it suits
If you want to change the way Minecraft reacts to your keyboard or mouse, Dust's Keymap gives you a clear visual interface. It's useful for players who need custom key bindings for accessibility or for those who want to streamline their controls.
Compatibility
The mod is client-side only and does not work on servers. But it supports Minecraft 1.20.6, 1.20.1, and 1.20.2. Honestly, what you get runs on Fabric, Quilt, and Forge loaders. The license is ISC.
Caveats
Because the mod is client-side, it won't affect multiplayer servers that enforce their own key bindings. The mod doesn't support any server-side features, and it can't bind multiple keymaps to a single combination. If you need server-side control, this mod won't meet that need.