Configured Mod FAQ

From the main menu, go to Mods, then click the Settings button. This opens the Configured interface where every supported mod's config is listed.

No, Configured is accessed from the main menu, so you need to exit to the title screen first. Some options only take effect after a game restart.

Any mod that uses a compatible configuration system is picked up automatically, so you don't need to add support yourself. Mods that don't use a supported config format simply won't appear in the list.

Each entry in the Configured menu is grouped under its owning mod, so browse or search by mod name. If you only know the option name, look through the mods one by one until you spot it.

Mods often split their settings into categories like common, client, or server. Client options only affect your game, while server or common options affect the world and may need to be set on the server side too.

Most configs are only read when the game or world loads, so restart the game or reload the world. If you're on a server, the server's own config file overrides what you set locally.

Open the mod's config in Configured and use the reset option for the individual setting or the whole config. This restores the values the mod shipped with.

You can only change your own client-side settings; server-side configs are controlled by the server owner. Ask them to edit the server's config files or use an in-game command if the mod provides one.

No, it only works with mods that use a compatible configuration system. Mods with custom or hardcoded configs won't appear and must be edited manually.

Configured itself is lightweight and only runs when you open the menu. Crashes usually come from invalid values you set, so reset the config to default if a mod misbehaves after editing.

Open the mods list from the main menu, select the mod you want to configure, then click the settings or config button next to it. Configured takes over that button and opens its own editing screen instead of a raw file.

Yes, Configured can be opened from the in-game mods menu too, not just the main menu. Some settings only take effect after you reload the world or restart the game, so if a change seems to do nothing, try that first.

Configured only works with mods that use a compatible config system, so mods with custom or hardcoded configs simply won't appear. If the mod's config button is missing or greyed out, that mod isn't supported.

Yes, Configured supports modern loaders including NeoForge as well as older Forge versions. Make sure you downloaded the build made for your specific loader and game version, since they are separate files.

Use the search box at the top of the config screen to filter by the setting's name or description. Settings are also grouped into categories, so you can browse by section if you don't know the exact name.

Many config values are only read when the game or world loads, so the change won't apply until you reload. Restart the game or leave and rejoin the world, and if it still doesn't apply, the mod may cache the value elsewhere.

Open the setting you edited and use the reset or revert option to restore its default value. If you're unsure what you changed, most config screens let you reset an entire category or the whole config at once.

Yes, edits made through Configured are written back to the mod's actual config file, so the change persists across restarts. This also means you can still edit the file manually if you prefer, and Configured will read those values.

No, Configured only runs when you open a config screen and has no meaningful impact during normal gameplay. It doesn't add world content or tick anything in the background.

Configured edits the config files on the side you're running it on, so on a client it changes your local configs. Server-side settings generally need to be changed on the server itself, and some values are synced from the server and can't be overridden by the client.