Overview
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EZ Actions is a client-side Minecraft mod that gives you a fast radial menu for actions you use all the time.
Think of it as your "combat + utility quick wheel": one hold key, one flick, done.
This wiki is written for EZ Actions 2.0.0.0.
If you are using a newer version, some features and UI details may have changed.
TLDR
- Build your own radial menu with Key Actions, Command Actions, Item Equip Actions, and Bundles.
- Style it with color/design/animation configs.
- Import/export menu JSON for sharing and backups.
- Mod developers can control everything through the API (including temporary runtime radials).
What EZ Actions Can Do
- Trigger vanilla or modded keybinds.
- Run single or multi-line commands.
- Equip recorded gear sets using exact item matching (NBT included).
- Organize actions into nested bundles.
- Hide bundles from root while keeping them accessible via bundle keybind.
- Add custom icons from
config/ezactions/icons. - Build/edit menus in-game with drag/drop and keyboard shortcuts.
- Let other mods drive EZ Actions through the public API.
Who This Wiki Is For
- Players who want a clear setup guide without reading source code.
- Power users who want advanced behavior details.
- Modpack makers and mod developers who want complete API docs.
You will see expandable "deep dive" sections in most pages. Skip them if you just want the practical flow.
Quick Start
- Set keybinds for:
Open radial menuOpen editor
- Open the editor and add your first action.
- Hold your radial key in-game and release over a slice to execute.
- Tune visuals in the Config screen.
Navigation
Use the left nav for full docs:
- Main Menu Editor GUI
- Key Action
- Command Action
- Item Equip Action
- Bundles
- Import Export
- Configuration
- API
Technical note
EZ Actions is fully client-side. It does not require server installation.
Actions still depend on what the server allows (for example command permissions).
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