OmniWheel adds a client-side radial quick-action menu to Minecraft for players who want fast access to commands, chat macros, utility actions, and profile-based shortcuts.
Hold a key to open the wheel, flick to an entry, and trigger actions without digging through chat or menus. The mod stays focused on configurable client-side workflow tools, while fitting cleanly into both singleplayer and multiplayer play.
OmniWheel is client-side only.
Servers do not need to install OmniWheel. Profiles and tutorial progress are stored locally on the client, so the mod works in both singleplayer and multiplayer without server-side setup.
OmniWheel currently includes:
• A hold-to-open radial wheel with mouse selection, click selection, and numpad position bindings
• Multiple local profiles, including in-wheel profile switching and a default starter profile
• Nested submenus so one wheel can branch into specialized wheels for chat, utility, or server-specific actions
• Configurable wheel layouts with 1 to 16 segments per wheel
• Command entries that can send one or more commands in order when the current server allows them
• Chat, open-chat, local-message, and clipboard-copy entries for fast communication and utility workflows
• Client-side gameplay functions for screens, hotbar selection, interaction inputs, view toggles, movement toggles, screenshots, and OmniWheel management actions
• Per-entry glyphs, colors, GUI colors, visibility toggles, and optional custom keyboard shortcuts with conflict checking
• Placeholder support for values such as {x}, {y}, {z}, {dimension}, {server}, {player}, {profile}, and {gamemode}
• A built-in profile manager screen for creating, renaming, reordering, editing, and deleting profiles and wheel entries
• Local JSON persistence at config/omniwheel/profiles.json plus guided in-game tutorials for the radial and manager
OmniWheel is developed as part of the Intelligence Modding Team.
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Special thanks and credits:
• The NeoForged team for NeoForge and its documentation
• The Minecraft modding community for examples, tools, and support
• The Intelligence Modding community for feedback, testing, and ideas
• Everyone who reports issues, suggests improvements, or includes the mod in their worlds or modpacks
OmniWheel is released under the MIT License.
