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AzusaConfig Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Do I need Quilt Loader to use this mod?
No. AzusaConfig Mod ports the Quilt Config system to Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, so you can use Quilt-style configs on any of those loaders without installing Quilt Loader itself.
What loaders does AzusaConfig support?
AzusaConfig works on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge. It does not require Quilt Loader to function.
Where do I find my mod config files after installing AzusaConfig?
Config files are typically saved in your game's config folder (the same place other mod configs go). The exact location depends on your loader, but it's usually `config/` in your game directory.
Can I edit config files while the game is running?
Yes, if the mod developer has enabled hot-reloading for their config. Check the specific mod's documentation to see if you need to restart or if changes apply immediately.
How do I organize my config into sections so it's not one giant list?
Mods using AzusaConfig can structure configs into sections and categories. This is set up by the mod developer, so you'll see organized groups in your config file automatically.
What happens if I set a config value outside the allowed range?
AzusaConfig validates values based on the constraints the mod developer set. Invalid entries are typically rejected or reset to default, preventing broken configurations.
Will AzusaConfig slow down my game?
No, AzusaConfig is a lightweight library that only handles configuration loading. It has minimal performance impact.
Can multiple mods use AzusaConfig at the same time?
Yes. AzusaConfig is a shared library, so any mod built on it can coexist with other AzusaConfig-based mods without conflicts.
If I delete my config file, will it regenerate?
Yes, most mods using AzusaConfig will regenerate the config file with default values on next launch.
Do I need to do anything special to install AzusaConfig?
Just drop it in your mods folder like any other mod. It works as a dependency library that other mods rely on, so you don't configure it directly.