New Minecraft snapshot lets you bind multiple actions to one key

The latest Minecraft snapshot introduced an array of new features and changes, ranging from improvements for the End Light flashes to mannequins for NPCs. Apart from these, the developers have added an overhaul to controls, allowing players to now bind multiple actions to one key.

Here's everything you need to know about the overhaul to keybindings in the new Minecraft snapshot.

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New Minecraft snapshot allows players to bind multiple actions to a single key

The latest Minecraft snapshot introduces multi-action keybinding control that lets players customise their desired macros (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Mojang Studios)

The latest Minecraft snapshot has introduced an array of gameplay features and changes, including overhauls to the visuals as well as the addition of official NPC support. However, the build also adds a major quality-of-life feature to the game controls, allowing players to bind multiple actions to a single key.

Earlier, Minecraft players received a warning when the same key was assigned to multiple actions, forcing them to modify their choices. Now, the developers will let gamers bind more than one action to a single key, letting multiple movements or commands be carried out with one press.

Players can now bind multiple actions to one key, improving the gameplay experience (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Mojang Studios)

Binding more than one key together will group them with a yellow warning and show what other action(s) they are bound with. This replaces the earlier red warning flash, providing a more seamless way of grouping and using the feature added in the snapshot. The ability to bind multiple keys is a major overhaul to the traditional controls, allowing players to set up their desired macros.

For example, players can now assign D to Jump and Strafe Left to jump and strafe left at the same time. This is a major overhaul to the controls in Minecraft, allowing players to quick-bind multiple actions and perform them faster than doing them in a series. The multi-action keybind could massively improve the gameplay experience for those who wish to utilise it.

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