ControlCommands

ControlCommands is a client-side Minecraft Fabric mod that adds commands for vanilla player controls and keybind actions.

The mod lets you trigger many actions that are normally controlled with your keyboard or mouse directly through Minecraft commands. Any input entered via the command is executed continuously until you enter /stop (action). This includes movement, interaction, combat, inventory actions, camera controls, debug actions, hotbar selection, menus, and more. every

The idea is simple:

Turn player controls into commands.

Features

Adds client-side commands for many vanilla Minecraft controls
Trigger movement actions using commands
Control combat and interaction actions
Open menus and screens through commands
Select hotbar slots with commands
Trigger camera and debug keybinds
Includes commands for inventory, chat, perspective, screenshots, and more
Supports hold-style actions and one-time actions
Useful for accessibility, testing, automation, maps, and custom setups

Commands

/walk-forward
/walk-backward
/walk-left
/walk-right
/jump
/sneak
/sprint
/hit
/mine
/use
/interact
/inventory
/drop-item
/swap-hands
/select-slot-1
/toggle-perspective
/take-screenshot
Movement Commands

ControlCommands adds command access to common movement controls.

/walk-forward
/walk-backward
/walk-left
/walk-right
/jump
/sneak
/sprint
/swim-up
/swim-down
/fly-up
/fly-down
/dismount

These commands are useful when movement should be triggered without pressing the actual movement keys.

Action Commands

Trigger common gameplay actions through commands.

/hit
/attack
/mine
/destroy
/use
/place
/interact
/pick-block

These commands can be used to simulate actions normally controlled by mouse buttons or keybinds.

Looking and Hotbar Commands

The mod also includes commands for looking around and controlling the hotbar.

/look-up
/look-down
/look-left
/look-right
/scroll-hotbar-left
/scroll-hotbar-right
/select-slot-1
/select-slot-2
/select-slot-3
/select-slot-4
/select-slot-5
/select-slot-6
/select-slot-7
/select-slot-8
/select-slot-9
Inventory and Item Commands

Control inventory and item-related actions.

/inventory
/drop-item
/drop-stack
/swap-hands

These commands make it possible to open the inventory, drop items, drop stacks, or swap hands using commands.

Chat and Menu Commands

ControlCommands includes commands for chat, menus, and interface actions.

/chat
/command-chat
/player-list
/autocomplete
/social-interactions
/game-menu
/pause-menu
/close-menu
/advancements
/statistics
/recipe-book
Camera and Visual Commands

Control camera and visual options through commands.

/toggle-perspective
/toggle-hud
/take-screenshot
/toggle-cinematic-camera
/toggle-fullscreen
Debug Commands

The mod also adds command access to several debug-related keybinds.

/debug-screen
/reload-chunks
/show-hitboxes
/copy-location
/toggle-advanced-tooltips
/toggle-chunk-borders
/toggle-debug-pie
/clear-chat
/reload-resources
Extra Commands

Additional supported actions include:

/narrator
/toggle-narrator
/toggle-spectator-menu
/highlight-players
/open-emote-menu
Stopping Hold Actions

Some actions behave like held keys, for example walking, sneaking, sprinting, mining, or using an item.

You can stop a running action with:

/stop <action>

Example:

/stop walk-forward
/stop mine
/stop use
Use Cases

ControlCommands can be useful for:

Accessibility setups
Voice control systems
Custom input systems
Testing and debugging
Command-based automation
Modpacks
Client-side tools
Map-making experiments
Creative workflows
Client-Side Mod

ControlCommands is a client-side mod.

It is designed to trigger client controls locally. Some commands may depend on the current player state, selected item, screen, target block, or game mode.

For example:

/mine works best when looking at a mineable block
/use depends on the selected item or target
/fly-up and /fly-down only make sense when flying is available
Debug and menu commands depend on Minecraft's current screen and context
Requirements
Minecraft 1.21.11
Fabric Loader
Fabric API
Java 21