Input Display

Name: Input Display
Author: @itzchill

@itzchillv1.0.1

A clean keys-and-buttons HUD for recording, teaching, and testing.

See exactly what Rebind sees: keys, mouse buttons, and controller buttons.

Input Display is a clean, click-through input HUD for recording, teaching, streaming, testing shortcuts, or debugging a controller setup.

What it does

Shows currently held keyboard keys.
Shows mouse buttons as LMB, RMB, MMB, M4, and M5.
Shows controller buttons when Rebind receives them.
Draws each input as a compact keycap.
Updates live, with no input blocking.
Can be shown or hidden with one hotkey.
Stores no history and sends no data.

Quick start

Install and start Input Display.
Press Ctrl+Alt+I to show the HUD.
Press keys or mouse buttons to see them appear.
Press Ctrl+Alt+I again to hide it.

Controls

Key	Action
Ctrl+Alt+I	Show or hide the input display.

The hotkey is configurable.

Settings

Show on start
Show mouse buttons
Show controller buttons
Maximum keys shown — 4 to 16.
Position — top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right.

What it displays

Letter and number keys use their normal names.
Modifiers appear as LSHIFT, RSHIFT, LCTRL, RCTRL, LALT, and RALT.
Mouse buttons are shortened to LMB / RMB / MMB / M4 / M5.
Controller buttons use their Rebind names, such as PadA, PadLB, and PadUp, shortened for the keycaps.

Limits

It shows what is held now, not a history or an input log.
Controller buttons require hardware mode and a Rebind Link with a joypad.
In software mode, controller input is not available.
The overlay is click-through and keyboard-only; it cannot be clicked.
Rebind overlays do not appear over exclusive-fullscreen games.
It does not record or replay input.

Privacy

Input Display only reads the live input state that Rebind already exposes. It does not capture the screen, read the clipboard, use the network, or write input logs.

Requirements

Rebind 3.11.0 or newer
A desktop where Rebind overlays are supported
Rebind Link with a joypad for controller buttons

Input Display v1.0.0 — an honest little input mirror.

Version

Older release. Installs get 1.0.1.

rebind.toml

[package]
name = "input-display"
version = "1.0.0"
min_sdk = "3.11.0"

[runtime]
permissions = []
memory_limit_mb = 16
tick_rate = 30

[marketplace]
summary = "A clean keys-and-buttons HUD for recording, teaching, and testing."
category = "apps"
tags = ["input", "keys", "overlay", "recording"]
media = ["assets/shot-1.png"]