Poris Elegies: Fingertip Incantations

Poris Elegies: Fingertip Incantations

Keep the items, controls, and skills you use most within reach.

Minecraft 1.21.1 (NeoForge / Fabric) · Minecraft 26.3 (NeoForge) · Client and server

Fingertip Incantations adds a customizable RPG-style hotbar and a configurable action wheel. Bind an item or action to a visible slot, choose its shortcut, and place it where it feels comfortable.

Items stay in your existing inventory. Pressing a sword’s slot equips that sword without moving it into a different storage slot; attack and use controls still work as usual.

What’s new in 1.3.5

New: NeoForge for Minecraft 26.3. It includes the editor, slots, action wheel, all three themes, and the integration APIs. It needs Java 25 and does not include the Iron’s Spells integration.

NeoForge and Fabric for Minecraft 1.21.1: music discs now bind by type, so the same slot can pick up another copy of that disc from your inventory. Mod items that carry only fixed properties, such as built-in fire resistance, and mod buckets also bind by type.

Updating from 1.3.2: layouts, bindings, shortcuts, and settings carry over. Update the client and server together. Discs and the other items above that are already bound need binding again to switch to by-type. The editor title and key category now use the English name, Fingertip Incantations, in every language; all other text still follows the game language.

See the changelog for each edition’s full notes. The screenshots below come from earlier versions, so some labels may differ slightly in 1.3.5.

Build your own layout

Drag items and actions into slots, swap bindings by dragging one onto another, or clear them by dragging into empty space. Move and align the slots with snapping and group-arrangement tools.

• Mixed mode: keep the vanilla nine-slot hotbar alongside extra Fingertip slots. The vanilla row moves as a group and keeps number-key and mouse-wheel selection.
• Fingertip mode: make the original nine positions editable Fingertip slots as well. Move, rebind, or remove them, and select slots using their assigned shortcuts.

The Classic, Starlight, and Poris themes provide different looks with the same controls. HUD visibility and optional durability percentages can be configured separately.

Slots	Display

Equipment and supplies behave differently

Equipment bindings remember the particular item you chose, including its durability and data. Supplies such as food or blocks match by item type and data, and continue with another matching stack when the current stack is consumed.

Press a bound item key to equip it; press that same slot again to put it away. Slots are shortcuts to your existing items and do not add storage capacity. Selecting an item does not automatically attack, eat, cast, or place it.

Keep common actions within reach

The action wheel can open your inventory, switch perspective, swap hands, drop items, open the editor, and run other assigned actions.

By default, hold the middle mouse button, point at an action, and release. Click-based operation is also available.

Mod keybinds	Wheel setup

Vanilla actions and supported mod keybinds can be bound to visible slots. While the HUD is enabled, mod function keys are routed through Fingertip. Unbound mod shortcuts do not trigger unless their mod is turned on in Key takeover → Mod whitelist. Use that page when you want to retain a mod’s original shortcuts. Basic movement, attack, use, and other reserved controls remain available.

Key takeover	Mod whitelist

Supported mod skills

The NeoForge 1.21.1 edition’s built-in integration with Iron’s Spells ‘n Spellbooks makes available spells appear on the Skills page. Skill slots can show cooldowns, active states, charges, and recast counts when supplied by the integration.

Hovering can display the spell’s own information, including damage, radius, or duration. Casting rules, resource costs, and gameplay remain controlled by the spell’s own mod.

Other mods can add skill providers and inventory-source integrations through the public API.

Version 1.3.5 · Install on both client and server.

Download the matching edition. Optional Iron’s Spells ‘n Spellbooks integration is included only in NeoForge 1.21.1, starting at 1.21-3.4.4. Source code is MIT; logos and artwork are All Rights Reserved.

Getting started

1. Install Fingertip in your Minecraft instance. For multiplayer, install it on the server and participating clients.
2. Open your inventory and click the Fingertip logo near the upper-right corner.
3. Bind items or actions, assign shortcuts, and arrange the layout.
4. Open Key takeover → Mod whitelist and turn on the mods whose original shortcuts you want to keep.
5. Return to the world and use the slot keys or the action wheel.

Requirements and compatibility

Use the game, loader, Java, and library versions listed above. NeoForge 1.21.1 is the only edition with built-in Iron’s Spells support. Fabric 1.21.1 and NeoForge 26.3 provide the public skill and inventory-source APIs without that adapter.

NeoForge 26.3: while the HUD is on, vanilla debug combinations (such as F3+B), the Friends Screen key and the Quick Actions key do nothing during gameplay. Turn off the Fingertip HUD when you need them. Inventory, chat, and other screens handle keys as in vanilla.

Fabric compatibility note: Inventory Profiles Next’s automatic refill can interfere with returning an item from the offhand in multiplayer, especially with latency. Disable its automatic refill if this occurs; this is still unresolved in this release.

Item shortcuts use the vanilla player inventory. Third-party backpack contents require an inventory-source integration. Mods with their own physical-input handling may need additional compatibility support.

Use real slot in Key takeover is a global switch, enabled by default. During right-click use, it lets other mods see the held item’s real inventory slot; turn it off if a mod misbehaves. In Fingertip mode, selection uses assigned slot keys; the mouse wheel does not select slots.

Guides and feedback

• User guide
• Source code
• Report a bug or suggest a feature
• 中文介绍

For bug reports, include your mod, Minecraft, and loader versions, single-player or multiplayer environment, relevant mods, and steps to reproduce the issue.

License

Source code, build scripts, configuration data, translations, and technical documentation use the MIT License. The logo and artwork are All Rights Reserved under a separate asset statement. Unmodified official releases may be included in modpacks under that statement.