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This release improves Reese's Sodium Options with a redesigned options screen, better keyboard and controller navigation, Controlify support, screen narration, and several quality-of-life fixes.
- Added full keyboard navigation support for moving through tabs, options, sliders, buttons, and search.
- Added Controlify support, including controller navigation, tab switching, option interaction, search handling, and contextual button guides.
- Added screen narration support for option rows, controls, tabs, buttons, labels, scrollbars, and search.
- Added reset-to-default and undo overlays for options.
- Added tooltips for focused options when navigating with keyboard or controller.
- Added more RSO customization options, including tab header behavior, collapsible groups, tooltip delay, option IDs in tooltips, color themes, reverse cycling controls, shift-scroll slider adjustment, and overlay controls.
- Reworked the options screen UI internals for better focus handling, scrolling, tabs, search, option rows, and action buttons.
- Improved focus borders so they appear for keyboard/controller navigation without lingering after mouse input.
- Fixed slider undo overlay behavior while dragging slider values.
- Fixed slider edit mode so Back/Escape exits editing instead of closing the screen.
- Fixed tab header text centering.
- Fixed the Reese's Sodium Options tab ordering on NeoForge so it appears last as intended.
- Added the Reese's Sodium Options icon to Sodium's config screen metadata.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/FlashyReese/reeses-sodium-options/compare/mc26.1.2-2.1.0...mc26.1.2-2.2.0
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| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| reeses-sodium-options-fabric-2.2.0+mc26.1.2-dev.jar | Unknown | 1.87 KiB |
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