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MineConf Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the configuration menu?
Open your chat box and type /mineconf screen to open the visual configuration interface. You'll see a list of all installed mods with configurable options.
Can I change a setting without opening the menu?
Yes, use chat commands instead. For example, /mineconf set lets you change a setting directly from chat without opening the visual menu.
How do I add items to a list setting?
Use /mineconf append to add a single item to a collection, or /mineconf append to add a key-value pair to a multimap setting.
What's the difference between remove by index and remove by key?
Use /mineconf remove to remove an item from a list by its position number, or /mineconf remove to remove by key name in a multimap.
Do I need to restart the game after changing a setting?
No, MineConf Mod applies changes immediately without requiring a client restart, though some mods may need you to reload chunks or rejoin the world for certain settings to take effect.
Can I configure multiple mods at once?
Yes, open /mineconf screen to see all installed mods in one menu and switch between them to adjust settings for different mods without closing the interface.
What types of settings can MineConf Mod change?
The mod supports literal values (numbers, text), lists and collections (multiple items), and multimaps (key-value pairs), covering most standard configuration types used by Fabric mods.
How do I know the correct mod_id and conf_id for a command?
Open /mineconf screen and browse the visual menu to see the exact mod IDs and configuration option names, then use those names in your chat commands.
Does MineConf Mod work with all Fabric mods?
MineConf Mod only works with Fabric mods that expose their configuration through standard Fabric configuration systems; mods must be designed to support external configuration tools.
Can I remove a specific key-value pair from a multimap?
Yes, use /mineconf remove to remove a specific key-value pair, or /mineconf remove to remove all values for that key.