How to Open and Use the libIPN Configuration Screen

Finding the Config Entry Point

libIPN does not add its own keybind or menu button. Instead, it provides the shared config and GUI backend that Inventory Profiles Next and other mirinimi mods hook into. To reach libIPN's settings, open the config screen of the mod that depends on it — usually from the Mods list on the title screen or from that mod's own keybind. libIPN's options appear as a section inside that screen rather than as a standalone menu.

What You Can Actually Change

Once inside, you are editing libIPN's shared behavior, not IPN's sorting rules. Typical options cover interface scaling and layout of the config GUI, how the config file is stored and reloaded, and shared input handling used by the dependent mods. If a setting looks like it belongs to inventory sorting or profiles, it belongs to IPN, not libIPN — leave it alone here.

Applying Changes Safely

Change one option at a time and confirm it takes effect before moving on. If a dependent mod starts misbehaving after a libIPN change, revert that single option rather than resetting everything. Because libIPN is a library, a bad shared setting can affect every mod built on it at once, so avoid bulk edits. If the config screen fails to open at all, the problem is almost always the dependent mod, not libIPN itself.