Minecraft:SDL3 scancodes - Revision history

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	== Table ==		== Table ==
	{{Needs update\|two commits on 2026-08-24 (not in Minecraft yet~~, or a release version of SDL~~)}}		{{Needs update\|
			* two commits on 2026-08-24 (not in Minecraft yet)
			* 2026-09-03 XFree86 commit}}
	Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.		Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.
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2026-09-02T11:17:15Z

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	This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.		This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.

	Note that since Minecraft does not use the latest SDL build all the time, as well as separate bugs, there may be mismatches between what is bindable in-game in Minecraft versus what is defined by the latest iteration of SDL.		Note that since Minecraft does not use the latest SDL build all the time, as well as separate bugs, there may be mismatches between what is bindable in-game in Minecraft versus what is defined by the latest iteration of SDL. There are also bugs that may result in unexpected bindings mismatching what is defined in official documentation.

	== Table ==		== Table ==

2026-08-25T11:23:35Z

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	This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.		This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.

			Note that since Minecraft does not use the latest SDL build all the time, as well as separate bugs, there may be mismatches between what is bindable in-game in Minecraft versus what is defined by the latest iteration of SDL.

	== Table ==		== Table ==
			{{Needs update\|two commits on 2026-08-24 (not in Minecraft yet, or a release version of SDL)}}
	Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.		Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.
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2026-08-23T11:11:11Z

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2026-08-21T11:10:53Z

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	{{in development\|java\|\|26.3}}		{{in development\|java\|\|26.3}}
	This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.		This table contains a list of {{el\|je}}'s [[Minecraft:key codes]] alongside their internal SDL numeric IDs and names, alongside the key IDs they map to in Windows, macOS and Linux.

			Note that since Minecraft does not use the latest SDL build all the time, as well as separate bugs, there may be mismatches between what is bindable in-game in Minecraft versus what is defined by the latest iteration of SDL.

	== Table ==		== Table ==
			{{Needs update\|two commits on 2026-08-24 (not in Minecraft yet, or a release version of SDL)}}
	Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.		Some Windows scancodes are 16-bit - these are prefixed with {{code\|e0}} (hexadecimal) with their final two digits converted into decimal.
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