Snaptapmod

Holding one strafe key and pressing the opposite key instantly switches direction in vanilla Minecraft. Releasing the newer key sends the character back to the first direction, where it must be pressed again. Snaptapmod removes that dead time by tracking which key was pressed last on each movement axis and giving it priority, so direction changes feel cleaner and more responsive.

The logic covers the horizontal axis with A and D and the vertical axis with W and S. Pressing both keys of an axis at once cancels out in vanilla, and the mod resolves that conflict in favor of the key pressed last. The mod does not add keybindings; it works with the movement controls already in use and needs key remapping only if a player wants to change those bindings.

Snaptapmod runs on Fabric only and is published for Minecraft 26.1.2. Only the client needs it, so players can install it without any server-side change. The mod is released under the CC0 1.0 Universal license, and its source code and issue tracker are public. The mod is open source. Owners of multiplayer servers may see SOCD-style input as an edge that many communities forbid, and anti-cheat tooling can flag it, which is why the mod is aimed at solo play and private servers.