Hard to be more descriptive than that. It enriches the standard Minecraft menu with an interface displaying a one-dimensional array of modifications
A picture's worth 2 words
Developers:
- Mod Menu is on maven at: https://maven.fabricmc.net/io/github/prospector/modmenu/
- The icon comes from the icon specified in your fabric.mod.json (as per the spec)
- Clientside-only and API badges are defined as custom objects in your fabric.mod.json as such:
"custom": { "modmenu:api": true, "modmenu:clientsideOnly": true } - Mod parenting is used to display a mod as a child of another one. This is meant to be used for mods divided into different modules. The following element in a fabric.mod.json will define the mod as a child of the mod 'flamingo':
"custom": { "modmenu:parent": "flamingo" } - ModMenuAPI
- To use the API, implement the ModMenuApi interface on a class and add that as an entry point of type "modmenu" in your fabric.mod.json as such:
"entrypoints": { "modmenu": [ "com.example.mod.ExampleModMenuApiImpl" ] } - Features
- Mods can provide a Screen factory to provide a custom config screen to open with the config button. Implement the getConfigScreenFactory method in your API implementation.
- To use the API, implement the ModMenuApi interface on a class and add that as an entry point of type "modmenu" in your fabric.mod.json as such:
is there anyway to disable mods from the mod menu?
Now that forge is updated will you make a version for forge?
In reply to MyLadyflashe:
No, forge already has a mod list and doesn't supply the metadata I would need for mod menu anyway. Also I have no interest in developing forge mods
Would it be possible to add a little gear icon to the listing of mods for those mods that have settings to set? It would be *much* more convenient than having to click on each mod and then check the summary for each mod to see if it had any adjustable setting.
In reply to WRSomsky:
You can search for "Config" in the search box to show only configurable mods (and mods with config in the name, but close enough). Hope that's good enough for now
USEFUL
can this detect which mod lack dependencies or check for an update available?
In reply to crest93:
Let's 👏 make 👏 it 👏 mod 👏 manager 👏
In reply to crest93:
It doesn't at the moment, and it would be kinda tricky as Fabric Loader doesn't provide that information, updates would require a game restart, and I wouldn't be able to inject to display a screen before Fabric Loader exits due to dependencies not being loaded.
how do this work?
What is the dependency { ... } statement for fabric ``build.gradle`?
In reply to thebadkraft:
I've been trying to figure this out myself.
repositories {
maven {url "https://maven.fabricmc.net/"}
}
dependencies {
modCompile "io.github.prospector.modmenu.ModMenu:1.6.2-93"
}
Is my best guess but this isn't working for me since it's not finding the ModMenu maven it seems.
There is a lot of fabric modules spamming the menu in 1.6.2-92. Also, I think it would be amazing if the menu could somehow be integrated into curseforge to update the listed mods using the latest version on their respective curse pages, just an idea.
In reply to cpm9_:
I have a system in place to allow for mods to group modules together into 1 entry. It'll be up to Fabric API to implement it.
In reply to cpm9_:
Be really nice if fabric just integrated it completely, considering their entire scope of project, is mods ;) Thanks for making something so foundational and splendid!
amazing, thank you so much for this =v=
Great work on the UI! This gives the modded experience a much needed structure.
Also, what's new in the latest build? I'm using the previous one right now.
thanks this is really useful
nice gui
Very Useful! ^-^
I've download API file in "mods". But I can't open 1.14 with this mod. It says, the game crashed because of unknown problems.