Better Config Mod (1.12.2) – Tweak Old Forge Mod Settings Without Leaving
Better Config Mod extends Forge’s annotation-based config system so it can handle nested arrays, collections, and arrays, collections, or maps of objects. For players, this mod lets you edit settings in-game for mods that use Forge’s older net.minecraftforge.common.config.Configuration class. These settings normally can’t be changed from inside the game.
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Features:
- In-Game Editing: Lets you change settings through the in-game GUI for mods that use the older Forge
Configurationclass. - Nested Data: Adds the ability to use nested arrays and collections in mod config files.
- Handles arrays, collections, and maps of objects, not just simple values.
- Works as a library mod that other mods build their settings on.
- Some changes may need a game restart before they work, depending on how the other mod reads its settings.
How to Use:
- Add this line to the dependencies in your build script:
implementation fg.deobf('io.github.meldexun:betterconfig:1.12.2-1.3.0') - Mark your config class with
@BetterConfiginstead of@Config. - Replace every
ConfigManager.sync(String, Type)call withBetterConfigManager.sync(String). - Run your mod. The library now takes care of your config.
How to Install:
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Requirements:
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