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Provides a configuration library for mod developers to create settings menus.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Add Tooltips and Help Text to Config OptionsUsing Tooltips for Clarity Tooltips help players understand what each setting does without cluttering the screen.…Bind Config Options to Your Mod's Settings FileConnecting Options to Your Config YetAnotherConfigLib options must be linked to your actual mod settings so changes…Create a Basic Configuration Screen for Your ModSetting Up Your Config Builder YetAnotherConfigLib uses a builder pattern to construct config screens. Start by…Organize Config Options into Logical CategoriesStructuring Your Configuration Menu YetAnotherConfigLib supports organizing options into tabs or sections, similar to…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start making a config screen for my mod?
Create a new YetAnotherConfigLib builder instance and add option groups using `.addOptionGroup()`, then register it to your mod's config screen factory. The library handles all the menu rendering and layout automatically.
What's the difference between a category and an option group?
Categories are visual sections within a single screen that organize related options together, while option groups are the top-level containers you add to your builder—you can have multiple groups that appear as tabs or separate sections depending on your layout.
Can I add search/filter functionality to my config screen?
YetAnotherConfigLib doesn't include built-in search, but you can organize options into well-named categories and use clear tooltips to help players find settings quickly without needing a search feature.
How do I make a config option that only shows up when another option is enabled?
Use conditional rendering by setting a requirement or predicate on your option that checks the state of the parent setting—this keeps the screen clean by hiding irrelevant options dynamically.

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