MaLiLib API Mod FAQ

No. Only install it if another mod in your setup specifically requires it—the mod's description or documentation will tell you. Installing it without a dependent mod won't cause problems, but it serves no purpose on its own.

The mod likely can't find or load the MaLiLib API file. Make sure the file is in your mods folder and that you're using a compatible version—check the dependent mod's requirements to confirm which MaLiLib version it expects.

No. Any mod that depends on MaLiLib needs it to run. Removing it will cause those mods to crash or lose access to their settings menus when you launch the game.

Settings are saved in your config folder, usually organized by mod name. MaLiLib standardizes how these files are structured so mods can read and write them reliably without conflicts.

The config file may be corrupted or the mod can't write to it. Check that your config folder has write permissions, and try deleting the broken config file so the mod creates a fresh one on next launch.

No. It runs entirely in the background and doesn't create blocks, items, or any visible world changes—it only manages how other mods handle their settings.

No. MaLiLib is designed to run silently without impacting performance. It only processes settings when you open a mod menu, so it has no effect during normal gameplay.

Not because of MaLiLib itself—it keeps each mod's settings separate. Conflicts between mods are usually due to the mods' own features, not the API.

First, verify MaLiLib API Mod is installed and in your mods folder. If it's there, check the mod's documentation for the correct keybind to open its menu, or look in the mod's own settings to see if the menu is disabled.

Yes. It's a utility mod designed specifically to work alongside other mods without interfering. As long as you install it when required, it won't cause crashes or compatibility issues.