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Allows configuration of settings to apply globally across worlds and saves.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I enable Global Options Mod after installing it?
The mod activates automatically once installed—your next game launch will begin synchronizing your options.txt file across all instances. You don't need to configure anything; just launch any Minecraft instance and your settings will be shared.
Will my settings sync if I have Minecraft open in multiple instances at the same time?
No, you should close all other instances before launching a new one, as simultaneous instances may conflict when writing to the shared options.txt file. Close each instance completely, then launch the next one to ensure clean synchronization.
What if I want to keep different settings for different modpacks?
Global Options Mod synchronizes all settings across every instance, so you cannot maintain separate configurations per modpack with this mod alone. If you need instance-specific settings, you would need to temporarily disable the mod or manually revert options.txt before launching a different instance.
Does this mod sync my resource packs and shader settings?
The mod syncs the options.txt file, which includes shader and resource pack preferences, but the actual resource pack and shader files themselves must still be installed in each instance separately. Your preference selections will carry over, but you'll need the files present in each instance for them to work.

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