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A simple tool to backup and switch between config profiles!
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Easy Config Switcher
A simple tool to backup and switch between config profiles!
Works particularily well for performance presets or resourcepack styles.
Creating Presets:
- Have all Minecraft options/shaders/resourcepacks/mod settings configured to your liking.
- Go to Easy Config Switcher's config in the Mods screen (requires Mod Menu on Fabric).
- Simply type in a preset name and press "create preset".
The preset with the given name should now appear on the titlescreen!
Using Presets:
- Click the desired preset on the titlescreen (or apply and restart in settings).
- Press "Confirm?"
- The game will shutdown and switch the config files over to the preset.
- Start the game again and viola, the preset should have changed and all settings switched!
Updating Presets:
- On a fresh launch, make your desired changes.
- Go to the config screen and decide if you want to apply those changes to all presets (update the "base" preset) or only a specific preset (choose that specific one). Keep in mind that updates can be applied to any preset (it only updates the preset with the changes since launch).
- Click the update button on the chosen preset (looks like a pencil).
Extra Details:
- Up to 10 presets can be added, although the menu can start looking funny after 6 or so depending on name length.
- Preset names are capped at 15 characters to prevent issues.
- The text above the presets (default: Easy Config Switcher) can be customized in the bottom left.
- Preset tooltips can be customized in the settings.
- The starred preset is considered the "Base" preset which contains a full copy of the saved configs.
- When a base preset exists, the rest of the presets are derivative presets (they only contain the changes compared to base).
Contact
For any questions/issues/ideas, feel free to contact me on Discord or Matrix :)
Easy Config Switcher
A simple tool to backup and switch between config profiles!
Works particularily well for performance presets or resourcepack styles.
Creating Presets:
- Have all Minecraft options/shaders/resourcepacks/mod settings configured to your liking.
- Go to Easy Config Switcher's config in the Mods screen (requires Mod Menu on Fabric).
- Simply type in a preset name and press "create preset".
The preset with the given name should now appear on the titlescreen!
Using Presets:
- Click the desired preset on the titlescreen (or apply and restart in settings).
- Press "Confirm?"
- The game will shutdown and switch the config files over to the preset.
- Start the game again and viola, the preset should have changed and all settings switched!
Updating Presets:
- On a fresh launch, make your desired changes.
- Go to the config screen and decide if you want to apply those changes to all presets (update the "base" preset) or only a specific preset (choose that specific one). Keep in mind that updates can be applied to any preset (it only updates the preset with the changes since launch).
- Click the update button on the chosen preset (looks like a pencil).
Extra Details:
- Up to 10 presets can be added, although the menu can start looking funny after 6 or so depending on name length.
- Preset names are capped at 15 characters to prevent issues.
- The text above the presets (default: Easy Config Switcher) can be customized in the bottom left.
- Preset tooltips can be customized in the settings.
- The starred preset is considered the "Base" preset which contains a full copy of the saved configs.
- When a base preset exists, the rest of the presets are derivative presets (they only contain the changes compared to base).
Contact
For any questions/issues/ideas, feel free to contact me on Discord or Matrix :)
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config_screen.png config_screen.png -
tooltip_screen.png tooltip_screen.png
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Titlescreen Buttons with custom label -
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Title Screen Example with 3 Presets
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