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Adds configuration management tools for organizing and editing mod settings.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Access and Navigate Your Mod SettingsFinding the Settings Menu Once Konfig Mod is installed, accessing your settings depends on your loader: Fabric : Open…Adjust Common Setting TypesWorking with Different Controls Konfig Mod provides visual editors for various setting types. Here's how to use each:…Sync Server Settings with ClientsHow Server Sync Works When you join a multiplayer server running mods with Konfig, the server automatically sends its…Understand Config File OrganizationWhere Settings Are Stored Konfig Mod saves all settings as TOML files in your .minecraft/config folder. Each mod…

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the settings menu for Konfig Mod?
On Fabric, open Mod Menu and look for mods with settings icons. On Forge and NeoForge, click the mod list button from the main menu, find your mod, and select its config option. The visual settings screen will open immediately.
Where are my config files saved?
Config files are saved in your game folder under `config/` organized by mod name in TOML format. You can edit them directly in a text editor, but changes made in-game through the visual menu are easier and safer.
Can I use Konfig Mod on a server?
Yes—Konfig Mod syncs server-side settings to all connected players during login and when the server reloads. Client-only settings remain local, while server settings override player preferences to keep everyone in sync.
What does scope mean in konfig settings?
Scope determines where a setting is stored: client settings stay on your computer, server settings sync from the server to all players, and common settings work on both. This keeps your preferences organized and prevents conflicts.

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