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TritiumConfiguration Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does the TritiumConfiguration Mod actually do in my game?
It provides a lightweight settings library that helps other mods read, save, and manage their options quickly without adding heavy bloat to your game.
Do I need to change any settings manually when I first install it?
No manual setup is required upon installation. It works quietly in the background to assist other installed projects with storing their configuration options.
How can I check if my settings library is active and working properly?
You can verify that it is running successfully by checking your active mod list or confirming that dependent mods load and save their options without errors.
Will this mod slow down my game or increase memory usage?
No, it keeps memory usage very low due to its lightweight structure, ensuring your modded setup remains fast and clean.
Why are some of my mod settings failing to save correctly?
Settings may fail to save if file permissions are restricted or if a dependent project encounters an error while writing data; verify that your game directory has proper read and write access.
Does this mod work if I switch between different mod loaders?
Yes, it is built to function seamlessly across multiple mod loader platforms so your setups remain consistent.
Can I use this across different game versions?
Yes, it runs on multiple game versions, allowing you to maintain a reliable configuration structure as you update your game.
What happens if I remove this mod while other mods require it?
If you remove it, dependent mods that rely on its library structure will fail to load or save their options properly.
Do I need to install this on both the client and the server?
Yes, keeping it installed wherever your active setup requires it ensures that all participating mods can read and save their settings accurately.
Where are the configuration files managed by this mod stored?
The configuration files are handled automatically within your standard game directory structure, managed directly by the specific mods that utilize the library.