F34: Action Switcher Menus and Custom Radial Shortcuts

Custom Switcher Instances and Layouts

F34 introduces customizable on-screen action switcher wheels inspired by the classic debug switcher interface. Players open the overlay via the "Open Switcher Screen" key, or enter setup with "Open Switcher Configuration". Under "Instance List", multiple independent tool palettes can be created using "Edit Instance" and named via "Instance Name". Each instance houses tailored shortcut slots for building macros, survival tools, or admin commands.

Within "Configure Switcher Layout", users can drag windows across the screen and rotate the mouse scroll wheel to scale dimensions. Layout styles can be toggled through "Display Mode Settings", including "Show All" or "Limit to 4 & Scroll", with cycling governed by "F4 Next (Default)" where tapping F4 shifts to subsequent slots.

Command Sequencing and Client Actions

Each switcher button can execute automated console commands or native client-side events:

• Scripting commands: The "Command Editor" schedules chains under "Actions (executed from first to last)", executing successive lines in order. Holding SHIFT allows conditional rules. For server management, commands that need elevated permissions display "Show (OP required): ON" or "Show (OP required): OFF" via the "OP Requirement Label" toggle.
• Client utilities: The "Action Editor" allows binding built-in shortcuts through "Select an Action". Supported operations include "Open Inventory", "Open Chat", "Open Pause Menu", "Open Options", "Take Screenshot", "Change Perspective", "Toggle Fullscreen", "Leave Server", and "Quit Minecraft".
• Slot iconography: Icons can be assigned using "Select Icon Item" or custom graphics via "Select Image File" and "Open Folder". Avatars can also be embedded under "Player Head" using "Choose Icon Source", with rendering formats including "Display: 2D Face" and "Display: 3D Head".

Animation Styles and Visual Customization

Interface aesthetics and transitions are managed under "Selection Animations":

• Motion dynamics: Switching "Selection Animation" between "Animation: ON" and "Animation: OFF" controls slot selection effects. Styles available under "Built-in Animations (10)" include "Smooth Slide", "Linear Slide", "Ease In and Out", and "Scale Pulse". Directional flows can be forced with "Always right" or "Always left" via "Selection direction".
• Theming and backdrops: Under "Background Settings", color palettes can be assigned for "Title Background", "Body Background", "Slot Button Bg", and "Selected Slot Bg".