Even More Origins Keybinds
If you have ever played with the Origins mod, you know the feeling: your chosen origin grants you a handful of active abilities, and suddenly ten keys are not enough. That is exactly the problem Even More Origins Keybinds solves. This add-on is a fork of Origins Extra Keybinds by thatrobin3001, and it pushes the concept much further by adding a huge stack of additional key bindings for players and datapack creators who need more room to breathe.
What Does This Add-On Actually Do?
The core Origins mod gives you a limited set of active power slots, which is fine for simple origins but frustrating for complex ones. Even More Origins Keybinds for Minecraft extends that list dramatically, giving you slots that run from the familiar primary and secondary keys all the way through tertiary, quaternary, quinary, and far beyond. If you have ever wanted to map thirty or more distinct abilities to separate keys, this is the mod that makes it possible.
One important detail: this mod cannot be used together with Origins Extra Keybinds. They occupy the same design space, so you must pick one. If you want the larger set of slots, choose this fork and remove the original from your mods folder before launching the game.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Even More Origins Keybinds is built for Fabric, the loader most Origins players already use. It targets modern Minecraft releases in the 1.20.x range, so check the file listing on the project page and match the build to your exact game version. Because Origins itself is version-sensitive, running a mismatched combination is the fastest way to get a crash on startup.
Key Bindings for Datapack Authors
Datapack creators get the real payoff here. The mod registers a long list of key identifiers that you can reference directly in your power JSON files. The naming follows a clear pattern, starting with the basics and continuing through an extensive sequence of numbered slots. The available identifiers include:
- key.origins.tertiary_active and key.origins.quaternary_active
- key.origins.quinary_active through key.origins.decenary_active
- key.origins.undenary_active and key.origins.duodenary_active
- key.origins.tredecenary_active through key.origins.vigintenary_active
- key.origins.unvigintenary_active and key.origins.duovigintenary_active
- key.origins.trivigintenary_active through key.origins.trigintenary_active
- key.origins.untrigintenary_active, key.origins.duotrigintenary_active, and key.origins.tritrigintenary_active
That is a serious amount of headroom. You can build origins with layered ability sets, toggle systems, or staged transformations without ever running out of slots.
How to Install Even More Origins Keybinds
Installation follows the standard Fabric workflow. First, make sure Fabric Loader and the Fabric API are already in place, since Origins depends on them. Next, confirm your Minecraft version matches the build you intend to use. Then drop the mod jar into your mods folder alongside Origins itself, and remove Origins Extra Keybinds if you had it installed previously.
If you would rather skip the manual file shuffling, the foxygame.net launcher handles it for you: it bundles Even More Origins Keybinds into its add-on catalog so you can enable it with a single click and let the launcher keep it updated automatically.
Common Setup Mistakes
Most problems come from three sources: forgetting to remove the conflicting keybind mod, running a Fabric build on a Forge profile, or using a Minecraft version the mod does not yet support. Fix those three and the mod usually loads without complaint. After launching, open your controls menu and scroll down to the Origins category to confirm the new bindings appear.
Once everything is configured, the difference is immediate. Complex origins finally feel playable, and datapack authors can design abilities without trimming ideas to fit an arbitrary limit. If your ten keys were never enough, this add-on is the answer.
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