Config
Configs are optional ways to experience the mod, they are not the intended behaviour and will never receive proper balancing from us.
Where to find the config
If you want to edit the config for your own usage (singleplayer) follow the Client instructions, otherwise if you want to edit the config for server usage, follow the Server instructions.
You can edit these configs with any text editor, however do note that the default option for Windows (Notepad) is very underpowered when it comes to editing configs of any kind so we do suggest you install and use Notepad++ for a nicer experience.
Client
| OS | Location |
|---|---|
| Windows | %appdata%\.minecraft\saves\<world>\serverconfig1 |
| Linux | ~/.minecraft/saves/<world>/serverconfig |
| macOS | ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves/<world>/serverconfig |
In this case <world> simply means any world you've got, as configs are now handled per world instead of globally.
These files are the default ones when using the official launcher.
If you're using a different launcher, such as Prism/MultiMC, these locations will be different, however these launchers usually have a quick way of accessing these folders.
On Prism for example right click on the instance you want to edit and select Folder this will open the installation folder for this instance and you can follow the above paths to find the config.
Server
In the server's folder simply go inside the world/serverconfig folder. The world folder is the default name of the
world on servers, if you for some reason decide to change it then go in your real world folder.
Default Config
Since the config is per world right now you might want to have a default version of it used for all worlds, if that's
you then go inside your .minecraft folder or server folder (works on both) and access the defaultconfigs folder (you
might need to create it first). Simply place your default world config in here and it'll be used for all future worlds!
However remember that these are only DEFAULT configs, if you want to change a world's config you still need to access the config itself, modifying this default after the world's creation will not affect the world's config in any way!
Ingame config editor
Both cloth config and configured are supported and offer an ingame config editors.
Choose either of them and install the mod as per their install instructions. It is recommended to only install one of them as both make use of the same entry point and could cause problems if both are installed.
Make sure you download the 1.20.1 Forge version!
After installing it go in the Mods menu from the Main Screen, select the Mine Mine no Mi mod and press the Config button.
The following screen should open where you can visually edit the config using user friendly buttons, sliders and text inputs.
Configured:
Cloth Config:
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The
%appdata%folder can be opened by pressing Windows Key + R and searching for%appdata%. Alternatively you can manually navigate thereC:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming. ↩