Implements a smooth, customizable virtual cursor controlled by controller sticks, with acceleration, snapping to interactive elements, and seamless switching between controller and mouse modes. This complex input translation system is highly reusable in any application requiring controller-based mouse emulation.

Central registry for managing input bindings that maps controller inputs to actions with context awareness. Features a robust handler system (press, release, tick, render) and context rules (e.g., in-game vs. in-menu) for dynamic behavior. This flexible input binding system could be adapted for other games or applications needing configurable, context-sensitive controls.

Highly configurable pie-menu for quick access to actions, supporting submenus, smooth animations, and controller-driven navigation. Designed specifically for gamepad use with customizable layout and appearance. This reusable UI component solves the common problem of providing efficient, ergonomic access to multiple actions via controller.

Platform abstraction layer that decouples core logic from mod loader specifics (Fabric/NeoForge) via interfaces (IClientHelper, IPlatformHelper) and loader-specific implementations. Uses Java's ServiceLoader pattern for dynamic discovery. This clean separation enables true multi-loader support and is a best practice for maintaining compatibility across evolving mod ecosystems.