Carbon Config

Carbon Config is a Config Library first Developed for IC2Classic and now made a Open Source implementation.

The idea behind Carbon Config is to have more customizable, simpler, more stable, cleaner and feature rich implementation of a config.

Carbon Config is built out of 2 Modules.

• The Config module, which is a standalone Java Library
• The GUI module, which is a Minecraft mod

The GUI supports both CarbonConfigs and Forge Configs right out of the gate.

A detailed Feature list can be found here

To list a few of its features:

• Compounds:
  Data can be visualized via Compounds instead of raw Strings.
  
• Suggestions:
  Suggestions can be provided to the user in form of "default values" to make the user experience much more smooth.
  
• Multiplayer Support:
  You can edit "Any" Server sided config too, not just "server only configs"
  
• Client to Server Configs:
  Players can have their own settings in a Multiplayer instance and they can be easily distinguished.
• Late Loading Configs:
  If the config loads early but entries are "registered" late, that isn't a problem since the configs get parsed as they are registered.
• Registry Visualization:
  If it is Items/Block/Fluids/Potions/Enchantments/Colors get all visualized specially in the GUI.
• Background Skin System: If you don't like the current background? Simply change it to one of the curated choices provided. There should be something for everyone!
• Minecraft gamerule support: You can edit game rules of your current world/server or existing Worlds without having to open them. Which finally gives a use to the fabric version

Carbon Config is a Config Library first Developed for IC2Classic and now made a Open Source implementation.

The idea behind Carbon Config is to have more customizable, simpler, more stable, cleaner and feature rich implementation of a config.

Carbon Config is built out of 2 Modules.

• The Config module, which is a standalone Java Library
• The GUI module, which is a Minecraft mod

The GUI supports both CarbonConfigs and Forge Configs right out of the gate.

A detailed Feature list can be found here

To list a few of its features:

• Compounds:
  Data can be visualized via Compounds instead of raw Strings.
  

• Suggestions:
  Suggestions can be provided to the user in form of "default values" to make the user experience much more smooth.
  

• Multiplayer Support:
  You can edit "Any" Server sided config too, not just "server only configs"
  

• Client to Server Configs:
  Players can have their own settings in a Multiplayer instance and they can be easily distinguished.

• Late Loading Configs:
  If the config loads early but entries are "registered" late, that isn't a problem since the configs get parsed as they are registered.

• Registry Visualization:
  If it is Items/Block/Fluids/Potions/Enchantments/Colors get all visualized specially in the GUI.

• Background Skin System:
  If you don't like the current background? Simply change it to one of the curated choices provided. There should be something for everyone!
  

• Minecraft gamerule support:
  You can edit game rules of your current world/server or existing Worlds without having to open them. Which finally gives a use to the fabric version