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Accessible Step

Accessible Step

Step up full blocks without reaching for the jump button. Now for multiple mod loaders!

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.x
1.20.x

Platforms

Fabric
Forge
NeoForge

Supported environments

Client-side

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Creators

secret_online
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Details

Licensed MPL-2.0
Published last year
Updated last month

Accessible Step

Walk up full-height blocks without reaching for the jump button.

A side-by-side comparison of the step assistance being off, in step mode, or using the built-in auto-jump.

  • Fabric releases of this mod require Fabric API.
  • Neoforge/Forge releases do not require any other mods.

This mod adds a new "Step Assistance" option into the Accessibility and Controls screens, replacing the auto-jump option. Like auto-jump, it is off by default on new installations of Minecraft, so you will need to turn it on yourself.

The three different values of the Step Assistance option, and where to find them in the Accessibility and Controls screens.

The option can be cycled between three values:

  1. Off, where no assistance is given.
  2. Step, where the player's step height is increased to cover full blocks.
  3. Auto-jump, where Minecraft's built-in auto-jump is used.

Does this work on Multiplayer?

Yes, this mod works on multiplayer. This mod does not have to be installed on the server.

But, you might want to be careful. While this mod is meant as an accessibility tool, some servers (especially competitive ones) will likely classify this mod as cheating. To be safe, turn off step assistance while playing on competitive servers. You can set up per-server profiles in the mod's config menu while connected to the server to automatically switch when joining.

Why yet another stepping-up-blocks mod?

Mostly, it's because I'm learning to mod and small projects like these are good ways to learn new parts of the game's code.

But also I've wanted to maintain a small set of mods that I commonly use so I can update them whenever I like. I've since over-engineered some automation to update things automatically, so I'm more confident that I can actually maintain these mods over a longer term.

I'm probably not going to port this further back than 1.20, but if you find yourself needing this for earlier versions, check out StepUp for Fabric, or StepItUp for Forge.

Translation

A big thank you to the following people for their work:

If you want to help make this mod easier to use for people around the earth, then please don't hesitate to create a pull request adding/updating the language files on GitHub.

License

This mod is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. You may use this mod in your mod packs.