Bibliotheca — Configuration

Mechanics & Commands

While Bibliotheca does not add player-facing items, it does include internal debugging mechanics that can be accessed via the console or logs.

Registration Logs

When the game launches, Bibliotheca will output logs to the latest.log file detailing which items and blocks it has successfully registered for other mods. This is useful for troubleshooting mod conflicts.

Commands

Bibliotheca itself does not typically register unique player commands, but it provides the API that allows mods like Seed Drop or World Stripper to implement their own command systems. If a mod using Bibliotheca has commands, they will usually follow the syntax defined by the library's command handler.

Configuration

Bibliotheca generates a global configuration file located in the .minecraft/config folder. While most settings are handled by the individual dependent mods, the library's own config often includes:

• Debug Mode: Can be toggled to provide more verbose logging in the console regarding registry events.
• Update Checker: A toggleable feature that checks if a newer version of the library or its dependent mods is available.

To edit these settings, open the bibliotheca-common.toml (or similar) file with any text editor while the game is closed.