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Initial 26.2 release

Small Hotfix. Changelog: - Fixed: Crash with Widget Aligner

A community Provided patch regarding carbon configs compat. Changelog: - Added: Better Compat for hooking into the config gui, so backported mods can work with this. (RuiXuqi [#67](https://github.com/Carbon-Config-Project/CarbonConfig/pull/67))

A community Provided patch regarding carbon configs compat. Changelog: - Added: Better Compat for hooking into the config gui, so backported mods can work with this. (RuiXuqi [#66](https://github.com/Carbon-Config-Project/CarbonConfig/pull/66))

Small compat fix for a set of mods. Changelog: Version 2.0.2.1: - Added: Compat with IcebergConfigs

Small compat fix for a set of mods. Changelog: Version 2.0.2.1: - Added: Compat with IcebergConfigs

Small compat fix for a set of mods. Changelog: Version 2.0.2.1: - Added: Compat with IcebergConfigs

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Hotfix on a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.2: - Fixed: Crash when dedicated server config manually save during server load.

Small Fix of a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1.1: - Fixed: Crash with range not being defined in neoforge

Small Fix of a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1.1: - Fixed: Crash with range not being defined in neoforge

Small Fix of a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1.1: - Fixed: Crash with range not being defined in neoforge

Small Fix of a bug that was found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1.1: - Fixed: Crash with range not being defined in neoforge

Small hotfix Changelog: Version 2.0.1.1: - Fixed: Crash with servers on startup

Ported to Neoforge 26.1

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to. - Fixed: JEI Selection Values now are actually working.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Small Hotfix Patch for bugs that were reported and that i found. Changelog: Version 2.0.1: - Added: Widget Aligner now keeps the offset if you swap from left to right and opposite and flips it. So if a dev sets up a Widget with a slight padding at a corner that users can just swap alignment without having to apply the offsets themselves. - Fixed: Crashes with Multiplayer Server Configs trying to load Local World Configs - Fixed: Sliders wouldn't update their display values if they were scrolled to fast with to large values. - Fixed: StackTrace Crash when the Config Traversal features were used. - Fixed: Widget Aligner UI would on the initial Load swap X & Y Alignment. - Fixed: Issue where arrays get sorted even so they weren't supposed to.

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Version 2.0.0 is now out. This is a huge rewrite of the entire system. The old system was a Recursion based system where you would go deeper into each folder and then see the content. While that Configured Mod inspiration was nice. It gets quite the hassle real quick. So a new approach was needed. Thankfully it was provided by Xaikii. Who came up with a multi stack approach, my name not a term. Where you can see 2-3 layers below your current view target. Which allows you traverse a lot quicker. In combination with a standardized component system, which can allocate height as needed, thanks to Chunkpregen, it provided the ideal template. With that new component system comes also a layered screen system for selections. Instead of Opening a new gui it instead pops out a dropdown menu for quick selection that also includes a search bar. Also arrays can be sorted using Drag and Drop. Because i like to add useful features last minute, Carbon Config now also comes with a Backup system that should handle everything that you can access with it. You can create backups of client/shared/server/world configs. Though for World/Server specific configs require to be in them to have backup support. As unique identifiers that are used to link with these configs are otherwise not accessible. One last major feature Proposed by Xaikii was a Mod Dependency viewer. Which is more functional than fancy because we simply ran out of time and wanted to at least have something with it. It has a dedicated keybinding to open it and shows you required & optional dependencies. Show you metadata like license, description and version. If provided it will also give you a link to the mod pages. On Forge & Neoforge even on Mods that are not installed. This assumes mods have a "referral link". Anyways this covers everything. Changelog: Version 2.0.0: - Added: UI version 2.0 - Added: Sliders for Numbers, with an option to go back to text. - Added: Proper RGB and RGBA component which is slider based. - Added: DropDownMenu for Selection Values such as Enums - Added: New Checkbox for Boolean values. - Added: Drag and Drop Array Sorting - Added: A ton of override support using Datapack and Mod Support. - Added: Dependency Viewer - Added: Backup System. - Added: New Translations - Updated: to new CarbonConfigLib Version that contains new features

Small Hotfix for windows 11 support. Changelog: Version 1.2.9.6.2: - Fixed: Crash when overflow callbacks come from the FileSystemWatcher. Which are a lot more likely with windows 11.

Small Hotfix for windows 11 support. Changelog: Version 1.2.8.2: - Fixed: Crash when overflow callbacks come from the FileSystemWatcher. Which are a lot more likely with windows 11.

Small Hotfix for windows 11 support. Changelog: Version 1.2.8.4: - Fixed: Crash when overflow callbacks come from the FileSystemWatcher. Which are a lot more likely with windows 11.

Small Hotfix for windows 11 support. Changelog: Version 1.2.8.2: - Fixed: Crash when overflow callbacks come from the FileSystemWatcher. Which are a lot more likely with windows 11.

Small Hotfix for windows 11 support. Changelog: Version 1.2.8.2: - Fixed: Crash when overflow callbacks come from the FileSystemWatcher. Which are a lot more likely with windows 11.

Small Fixes to issues that were reported and found. Changelog: Version 1.2.8.3: - Fixed: Crashes with windows 11 causing overflow events in File Watchers. - Fixed: ColorWrapper wouldn't implement equals when it is required.

Small Hotfix for Compounds not being validated properly (causing more failure cases)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.9.6: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.3: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.3: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Small Hotfix in the JEI Integration Changelog: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: JEI Value validator was not checking correctly. (Invalid values were viewed as valid)

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.9.5: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8.2: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8.2: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Start of the rework on Carbon Config. This will be a multi update process but hopefully once done it makes this mod a lot better. Version 1.2.8: Changelog: - Added: JEI Support - Added: Mod Blacklist so carbon config can be disabled for certain mods if they are not working properly. - Added: Translation support for Keys & Comments of a Config Entry - Added: Compound/Array Override where the "Edit" button can be overriden in the array. (Only for arrays, compounds get with the rewrite) - Changed: Custom Data Types now expect a Datatype class to be present or we throw a crash instead. (Only affects Carbon config additions) - Updated: Carbon Config Lib to latest version and fixed bugs introduced. - Fixed: issues with string arrays. - Fixed: Crash with Forge Configs and Enums - Fixed: Blur background causing issues with warnings - Fixed: Background for certain configs weren't rendered properly.

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.9.4: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.8.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7.1: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small Hotfix regarding neo/forge configs. Changelogs: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Validation Check for forge configs was accidentally discarding the error

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.9.3: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.8: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.8: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for Forge Config parsing/serializing to improve compat with forge/neoforge configs. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Serializing of forge values now are more generic to reduce potential crashes.

Small hotfix for neoforge. Changelog: Version 1.2.9.2: - Fixed: Incompat with Sodium due to how it tested configs. Implemneted a better approach on how to replace the base neoforge config gui.

Hotfix as it got reported. Changelog: Version 1.2.9.1: - Changed: Increased the required neoforge version from 110 to 143. - Fixed: Forge changed reload mode from 2 functions (well 1) to an enum that was causing a crash.

Small Maintance patch fixing a new crash introduced. Changelog: Version 1.2.9: - Added: Neoforge Config GUI detection and Overwrite if detected. This is done due the extra functionality that carbon config provides over neoforges own implementation Such as: - Editing world Configs from the main menu. - Editing Server Configs from the client. (Assuming permissions) - Editing Lan Configs - Editing Common Configs on the Server (Assuming permissions) - User Customizablity (That can be maybe improved here too :3) - Added: Config option to disable overwriting Forge Config GUIs specifically. - Added: Minimum Requirement for neoforge (version 110 is required for config gui changes, previous version is 109 or older) - Fixed: Changes forge introduced for their own config gui.

Maintance patch because i got a notification that this mod was crashing with newer neoforge versions. Turns out neoforge rewroked the config storage and ofc removed all accessors that make things works... Thank you?!?!?! Welp reflection it is then :) Changelog: Version 1.2.8: - Added: Support for multiple neoforge configs of the same type :) - Fixed: NeoForge Incompat

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.7: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with Forge Lists using anything else than Strings - Fixed: Neoforge implementation was still using forge implementation for getting range informations. - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Fixed a Few bugs found. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Editing Arrays could lead to crashes under certain circumstances.

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.6: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Library update Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Maintance update and library update Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with saving serverside configs. - Updated: CarbonConfigLibrary to latest version. (Provides more accessors and preps a style setting system)

Port to 1.21 Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Added: Config to disable missing texture - Added: Enchantment Suggestion System - Regression: Enchantments are now dynamic registries and can no longer be used with Registry/KeyValue entries, also textures will only be shown if inside a world. - Removed: JIJ Support for forge only

Port to 1.21 Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Added: Config to disable missing texture - Added: Enchantment Suggestion System - Regression: Enchantments are now dynamic registries and can no longer be used with Registry/KeyValue entries, also textures will only be shown if inside a world.

Port to 1.21 Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Added: Config to disable missing texture - Added: Enchantment Suggestion System - Regression: Enchantments are now dynamic registries and can no longer be used with Registry/KeyValue entries, also textures will only be shown if inside a world.

Hotfix fixing the build script so not DEV JARS are uploaded...

Hotfix fixing the build script so not DEV JARS are uploaded...

Hotfix fixing the build script so not DEV JARS are uploaded...

Hotfix fixing the build script so not DEV JARS are uploaded...

Hotfix fixing the build script so not DEV JARS are uploaded...

Hotfix of a packet bug that wasn't tested. Changelog: Version 1.2.5: - Fixed: The state sync packet was defined as the wrong packet in the registry.

Port to 1.20.5

Port to 1.20.5

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

Small hotfix patch. Changelog: Version 1.2.4: - Fixed: Crash with undocumented datatypes in forge configs that don't have a structure pattern.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Dedicated Server Crash. - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Dedicated Server Crash. - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Dedicated Server Crash. - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Dedicated Server Crash. - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

A maintance patch of bugs that were found. Changelog: Version 1.2.3: - Changed: Color Tables are now accessible to mods. - Fixed: Crash with Color Configs - Fixed: Dedicated Server Crash. - Fixed: Registry Entries wouldn't show suggestions.

Small Hotfix founding a crashbugs upon joining. HOW HAS NOBODY FOUND THIS ONE! Changelog: Version 1.2.2: - Fixed: Networking wasn't initialized

Small Hotfix founding a crashbugs upon joining. HOW HAS NOBODY FOUND THIS ONE! Changelog: Version 1.2.2: - Fixed: Networking wasn't initialized