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Tactical Wheel — Minecraft Fabric Mod

A tactical radial wheel mod for Minecraft that replaces the traditional hotbar with a modern, customizable HUD system.

Features

🎯 Radial Menu

  • 9-slot radial wheel for quick slot selection
  • Separate wheels for main hand and off-hand
  • Shows item icons and names on hover
  • Smooth mouse-driven selection

🍖 Food Wheel

  • Quick access to all food items across entire inventory
  • Select and auto-eat with one key press
  • Food swaps to off-hand → auto-eat → original item restored

🖥️ Custom HUD

  • Health bar with dynamic max (absorption hearts included)
  • Hunger bar with saturation overlay
  • Armor bar (auto-hides when no armor)
  • Experience bar with level display
  • Compass bar with cardinal directions
  • Main/Off-hand item display with durability
  • Pixel-art style icons

Keybindings

Key Function Description
Left Alt Off-hand Wheel Hold to open, release to swap selected item to off-hand
X Main-hand Wheel Hold to open, release to switch hotbar slot
V Food Wheel Hold to open, release to auto-eat selected food
Z + L Toggle Hotbar Toggle vanilla hotbar visibility

All keybindings can be changed in Minecraft's Controls settings.

Installation

  1. Install Fabric Loader (0.18.2+)
  2. Install Fabric API
  3. Install Fabric Language Kotlin
  4. Place the mod .jar into your mods/ folder
  5. Launch Minecraft 1.21.11

Project Structure

shared/                    ← Shared logic (version-independent)
  Constants.kt             ← Colors, layout sizes
  WheelMath.kt             ← Angle calculations
versions/
  fabric-1.21.11/          ← Standalone buildable project
new_version.py             ← Script to create new MC version

License

All Rights Reserved (ARR)

Copyright © 2025 Zzai. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying, modification, or distribution of this mod is prohibited.

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