Configuration FIles is a plugin that allows for the creation of mod configuration files, through which parts of your mod can be enabled, disabled or modified using variable values stored inside it. Those values can then be changed by the mod's users, allowing for more control over your mod's features.
How to use?
Configurations are very simple to use. You will first need to create a configuration element.
Once created, you can make a configuration category and add variable types to it. Note that registry name types are considered texts.
You can then use the variables in procedures by following the example below.
And that's it! The Configuration Files will generate once the game is loaded.
The plugin supports versions 1.16.5-1.19.2, but doesn't support 2022.2. Therefore you will need to install the forge generator 1.16.5 plugin for 2022.3 if you plan on using this with 1.16.5
This is a Java Plugin and therefore requires the Java Plugins feature to be enabled.
Changelog
v2.5
-Added support for MCreator 2025.2
v2.4
-Added support for MCreator 2024.4
v2.3.1
-Fixed the plugin breaking all blockly panels in some cases (thanks javascript)
v2.3
-Reworked the UI to use a blockly panel (old elements are automatically converted)
-Ported to MCreator 2024.3 and neoforge 1.21.1
v2.2
-Support for MCreator 2024.2 and neoforge 1.20.6
v2.1.1
-Fixed text lists causing the config to regenerate every time the game is launched
v2.1
-Added text list variables to configs
-Added new procedure block: for each entry in config text list
-Added new procedure block: text list iterator
v2.0.1
-Updated to work with MCreator 2024.1.15821
v2.0
-Major UI code refactor
-Configs now have proper validation
-Removed duplicate registry name procedure blocks (If you're using them, get rid of them before updating)
-Cleaned up config template code
-Support for 2024.1
-Support for neoforge 1.20.4
v1.9
-Added 2023.4 support
v1.8
-Ported to 1.20.1
-Disabled standalone comments as they sometimes caused the game to not launch and I have no bloody clue why
v1.7
-Support for 1.19.4 and 2023.2 EAP
Archived versions:
-1.2 for 2022.4 and below https://www.mediafire.com/file/ot4dafj51ilrpws/configuration_files_2022.4-1.2.zip/file
-1.6.1 for 2023.1 https://www.mediafire.com/file/mmkk4s50eftnlpg/configuration_files_0.zip/fileComments
I'm fairly certain. I've made a completely new workspace with no plugins install prior to creation. Installed Config plugin and loaded the workspace again, create a new procedure and nothing shows up. I've tried reinstalling mcreator also. Yes using the lates patch uploaded:
Configuration Files v2.3 (MCreator 2024.3 ONLY) - configuration_files.zipUploaded on: 11/17/2024 - 14:15
hi nerdy! how are you. was just woundering if you can update your plugin builder for mcreator so automatically adds 2024.3 in the supported versions to created plugins? it only does 2024.1 and 2024.2 (online information file keeps reseting when i try to chang eut)
So I've done the following and still doing the same thing. Blockly editor is just completely blank, no options on the left or anything.
- Uninstall Mcreator entirely
- Restart PC
- Install latest Mcreator version
- Still Configuration plugin ONLY
- Load fresh new workspace
for those who need this for 2024.3 just go into the zip file, open plugin.json, and look for 2024002 nd replace that with 2024003. this will likely cause some support issues and if any bugs happen dont report them as a bug on the plugin page as the plugin is not designed to run on 24.3 this is only a temporary solution for those who absolutely need it for 24.3 now.
What does this mean?
warning: [removal] registerConfig(Type,IConfigSpec<?>,String) in ModLoadingContext has been deprecated and marked for removal
ModLoadingContext.get().registerConfig(ModConfig.Type.CLIENT, TheBodyBoostsModifyBoostsConfiguration.SPEC, "the_body_boosts_config.toml")
Or I could make the system myself as best as I can but not make it configurable, which I think would be a pity.