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libIPN Mod is a library mod used by Inventory Profiled Next and mirinimi’s Mods. It contains the gui and config handling used by IPN.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Fixing libIPN Config Screen Not Opening or Showing BlankConfirm Which Mod Owns the Screen libIPN has no independent GUI. If the config screen is missing, blank, or throws an…How to Open and Use the libIPN Configuration ScreenFinding the Config Entry Point libIPN does not add its own keybind or menu button. Instead, it provides the shared…Keeping libIPN and Its Dependent Mods CompatibleMatch Versions With Your Dependents libIPN must match the mods that use it. When you update Inventory Profiles Next…Understanding What libIPN Does and Why It Has No ItemsIt Is a Library, Not a Content Mod libIPN adds no blocks , items, recipes, or world content. It is a shared code…

Frequently asked questions

What does libIPN actually do?
libIPN is a library mod that provides the GUI and config-handling code used by Inventory Profiles Next and mirinimi's other mods. It adds no items, blocks, or gameplay on its own, so you only need it because another mod requires it.
Do I need to install libIPN separately?
Yes, if a mod you use lists it as a dependency. Install it alongside the mod that needs it, matching the same mod loader and game version, or that mod will fail to load.
Why doesn't libIPN show up in my mod list or add anything to the game?
That's expected. libIPN is a background library, so it has no items, blocks, or creative tab entries and may appear only as a small entry in your mod list.
How do I open the libIPN config screen?
Open it through the config button on the mod list entry for libIPN, or via the config screen of the dependent mod that uses it. The screen is shared with Inventory Profiles Next, so settings there affect that mod's behavior.

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