Cloth Config API [Forge, NeoForge]

Supported MCreator versions

2023.1

2023.2

2023.3

2023.4

2024.1

Tags / plugin type

API support

Java plugin

Procedures

Variables

Downloads:

1166

Upvotes: 9

About the plugin

Cloth Config API is a plugin adding a new mod element allowing you to create config screen and file.

The java plugins feature needs to be enabled as this is a java plugin.

Make sure you have enabled the Cloth Config API in External APIs.

There are two config templates where the description of each block is commented.

External APIs

Supported Versions:

Forge 1.19.2

Forge 1.19.4

Forge 1.20.1 -> MCreator 2023 and 2024

NeoForge 1.20.4

Example

Changelog

v1.3

-Added "sync config screen values" block to procedure

-Changed the config loading event

-Fixed entries being null

v1.3

-Added "call procedure" and "get return value of procedure" to config element

-Fixed "set value" block doesn't change the value immediately

v1.2

-Added set config value in procedure

-Changed the color of some blocks

-Fixed some bugs

v1.1

-Support for MCreator 2024.1

-Support for NeoForge 1.20.4

v1.0

-Initial release

License

MIT License

Source code repository

GitHub

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Plugin downloads

Cloth Config API-1.0 | MCreator 2023.1 2023.2 2023.3 2023.4 - Cloth-Config-API_3.zip Uploaded on: 04/15/2024 - 19:49 File size: 99.71 KB

Cloth Config API-1.4 | MCreator 2024.1 - Cloth-Config-API-v1.4_0.zip Uploaded on: 05/02/2024 - 17:03 File size: 83.98 KB

Comments

according to your code in github, it looks like ConfigCategory is looking for variables. Did you define global variables to get yours working? I suspect you did, but this page doesn't reference them. :-(

In the category block, there is a field in the first line, which is the name of the category variable, for example, in the above photos, in the second photo, general is the category variable.

yeah, but that doesn't compile. I created an issue on github and copied exactly what you have in the screenshots and it just doesn't like it.

to be clear, I created a global variable for general and without knowing exactly what type of variable, it won't work. I went thru the obvious ones, bu no luck. If you created variables for your two examples, could you please post them so we know what they are? :-)