The mod can now be used in 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 versions.

Added Mod Menu Support

and that's all...

The mod is updated to Minecraft 26.1. Newer versions are coming. Also there are some changes about API. Check the website. Also, you can not configure it by Mod Menu yet. Adding this next updates.

[1.0.9-9] - 2026-03-20

Added

• Hex color code display in Color Picker — The Color Picker screen now shows the currently selected color as a #RRGGBB hex code in an editable text box. This allows players to see the exact color value at a glance without leaving the screen. This is particularly useful when working across multiple Color Picker instances — for example, matching text colors between different keys in the Keystrokes Designer.

• Hex input editing — Clicking the hex box activates it for keyboard input. Valid hex characters are accepted and the color updates live as a complete 6-digit code is entered. Invalid input is silently discarded to prevent visual glitches.

• CTRL+A support in hex box — Pressing CTRL+A while the hex box is active selects all text, indicated by a blue highlight. The next character typed replaces the entire contents, matching standard text field behavior.

• CTRL+V support in hex box — Pressing CTRL+V pastes clipboard contents into the hex box. Both #RRGGBB and RRGGBB formats are accepted. Invalid clipboard content is silently ignored.

• Copy button in Color Picker — A "Copy" button next to the hex box copies the current color code to the clipboard. The button label temporarily changes to "Copied!" for 2 seconds as visual confirmation.

API

No breaking changes. No public API classes were modified. Binary compatibility with existing third-party plugins is fully preserved.

[1.0.9-8]

Added

• SliderSetting — new context menu setting type — The Settings API previously had no way to expose integer/float values through the context menu. A new SliderSetting type has been added to com.eymistaken.simplecps.api, allowing module authors to bind any int config field to a draggable slider bar rendered directly inside the context menu. The slider displays a live value label inside the bar and includes a Reset button that restores the field to a configurable default value.

• Per-key pressed color in Keystrokes Designer — It was only possible to set a per-key normal color via Change Color. A new Change Pressed Color option has been added to the right-click context menu in KeystrokesDesignerScreen. The selected color is stored in a new btnPressedColor field on KeyButtonData with sentinel value -1 (meaning: use global pressed color), and is respected by KeystrokesModule at render time.

Fixed

• Slider value not persisting after drag release — When the user finished dragging a slider in HudEditorScreen, SimpleCPSConfig.save() was not called on mouseReleased. The config was updated in memory during the drag but never written to disk, so the value was lost on game exit. save() is now called when draggingSlider is cleared.

• Keystrokes Designer not reflecting per-key color — Button labels in KeystrokesDesignerScreen were always drawn in 0xFFFFFFFF regardless of a button's btnColor value. The render path now checks btnColor and applies it when set, matching the in-game rendering behavior of KeystrokesModule.

• Color picker opening in wrong color for pressed color — When opening Change Pressed Color from the Designer context menu, the picker always initialized to black. The root cause was Gson deserializing missing btnPressedColor fields as 0 rather than -1, causing the == -1 fallback to the global pressed color to be skipped. The initialization guard now treats any value <= 0 as unset.

API

For full API documentation and usage examples, see the API Guide.

SliderSetting has been added as a new public class to com.eymistaken.simplecps.api. This is an additive API change — no existing interfaces, abstract methods, or method signatures were modified. All existing HudModule implementations and getContextMenuSettings() overrides remain fully binary-compatible without recompilation. The new btnPressedColor field on KeyButtonData uses @SerializedName and defaults to -1, so existing config files deserialize without issue.