Universal Keyboard Controller

Advanced Keyboard / Gamepad Controls for Wireless Redstone & CC: Tweaked Peripherals. Compact controller for your Aeronautics builds that doesn't require you to write in Lua!

File Details

universalkeyboard-1.3.2.jar

  • R
  • Jun 13, 2026
  • 679.58 KB
  • 203
  • 1.21.1
  • NeoForge

File Name

universalkeyboard-1.3.2.jar

Supported Versions

  • 1.21.1

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implementation "curse.maven:universal-keyboard-1538547:8243191"
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  • Allow mouse inputs for key bindings. Left-alt to freeze camera and capture mouse during live controls. Default is false for mouse input, enable it in the configs
  • Keyboard and mouse animation: mouse mouses around with yours, and the keyboard animation was a (figurative) dream of mine, crafted from reading open-source WaveRGB + the aeronautics typewriter's animation
  • New lastKnownPos check for keyboard, so you can print a schematic, or assemble it and the peripheral links won't break. You will notice the pop up asking "why did you move it?", so you have to read or you might press the wrong choice.
  • Control wheel animation is now based on the row index in the Live Control menu, not keyboard keys. This is simpler, and makes it work for any controller easily. But you will need to go into the config file, and choose what row is a left or right turn
  • Added "rand"/"randL"/"randW" to the sequencer mode. Sorry that I am still adding pieces to this mode with no documentation - it will come. Rand returns an integer, RandL returns a random redstone Link, RandW returns a random Wireless Copycat. You have to choose the maximum in the text box. I'll make it better somehow
  • Added "Display" to the sequencer. I had previously made a passthrough for CC getters to show up on the board, so now you can make anything you want show up.
  • An even more confusing addition, the V:W# and V:L# in Set RS out. This is for randomizing a wireless output with only a few lines, but its confusing as is.