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Ukulib Mod is the internet’s most fantastic library mod has zero dependencies. It was built on a simple yet powerful configuration system that provides widgets for configuration screens. Features: A simple yet powerful config system provides utilities for config screens.

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  1. Guides
  2. Configuration
  3. Frequently asked questions
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Add a Config Screen to Your Own Mod Using UkulibSetting Up the Config Ukulib provides a config system that other mods can hook into so their options appear in a…How to Fix a Ukulib Config Screen That Won't Open or Shows BlankCheck the Dependency Chain A blank or missing config screen almost always means the mod that owns the options is not…How to Make Your Mod's Options Appear in Ukulib's Config MenuDepend on Ukulib For your options to show up in Ukulib's config menu, your mod must declare a dependency on Ukulib so…How to Open and Use a Ukulib Config Screen In-GameFinding the Screen Ukulib itself is a library, so it does not add gameplay content. Its config screens appear through…

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
buttonInOptionsButton In Options
modMenuIntegrationModMenu Integration
headNameUsername of the head in options

Frequently asked questions

What does Ukulib actually do?
Ukulib is a library mod that other mods use to build their config screens, so on its own it mostly sits in the background. You'll see it working when another mod's options open in a clean, consistent menu instead of a plain text file.
Do I need to install Ukulib by itself?
No, Ukulib has zero dependencies and doesn't add its own gameplay content, so installing it alone won't change your game. You only need it because another mod you're using requires it.
How do I open a Ukulib config screen in-game?
Ukulib itself doesn't add a hotkey; the config screen is opened through the mod that uses it, usually via that mod's own keybind or its entry in the mod list. If a mod depends on Ukulib, check that mod's controls or its config button.
Where do I find the config menu for a mod that uses Ukulib?
Open the mod list and look for the config button on the mod that uses Ukulib, or use that mod's own options keybind. Ukulib provides the screen, but the mod that depends on it decides how you reach it.

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