Why is this considered to be working as intended? I recently started using the Sneak: Toggle setting, and I find this interaction between the sneak setting and fly mode controls to be quite unintuitive.
For one thing, sneaking is not something you can even do while flying, so I wouldn't expect a setting related to sneaking to affect flying controls.
Further, with the current behavior, with the Sneak setting set to Hold (which is the default), all 6 directional movement keys (WASD, Shift, and Space on a US keyboard) behave as momentary inputs in fly mode: you move as long as you hold one of those 6 buttons down. But, with Sneak set to Toggle, the behavior of just 1 of those 6 keys gets modified. Going down is is now a toggle control but going up is is still momentary! Surely this inconsistent control behavior cannot be the intended behavior?
reedrs
Why is this considered to be working as intended? I recently started using the Sneak: Toggle setting, and I find this interaction between the sneak setting and fly mode controls to be quite unintuitive.
For one thing, sneaking is not something you can even do while flying, so I wouldn't expect a setting related to sneaking to affect flying controls.
Further, with the current behavior, with the Sneak setting set to Hold (which is the default), all 6 directional movement keys (WASD, Shift, and Space on a US keyboard) behave as momentary inputs in fly mode: you move as long as you hold one of those 6 buttons down. But, with Sneak set to Toggle, the behavior of just 1 of those 6 keys gets modified. Going down is is now a toggle control but going up is is still momentary! Surely this inconsistent control behavior cannot be the intended behavior?