OneConfig

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OneConfig

By Polyfrost , Polyfrost

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Access all your mod settings in one place, with a sleek and intuitive interface.

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QoL & Tweaks
Client Utility
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Mod Loaders
Forge
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Minecraft
26.2

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Client Only

Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.

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License
LGPL 3.0 with Additional Terms Applicable to OneConfig
Latest Version
[1.12.2 Forge] OneConfig 0.2.2

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Modding Minecraft has always been difficult, particularly with their configuration. Remembering all of the keybinds, commands; it just isn't intuitive.

OneConfig brings the simplicity of a client to the everyday user, gives advanced users and developers complete control over everything, while remaining free and open-source.

While it may look like OneConfig is a client, in reality it's actually a standalone mod. You can actually see for yourself, it doesn't come with any mods of it's own. It's left up to the user to decide which mods they want to actually use.

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OneConfig

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Modding Minecraft has always been difficult, particularly with their configuration. Remembering all of the keybinds, commands; it just isn't intuitive.

OneConfig brings the simplicity of a client to the everyday user, gives advanced users and developers complete control over everything, while remaining free and open-source.

OneConfig automatically scans your mod folder and puts it in our UI, meaning all mods, even if they weren't written for it, have support for OneConfig.

While it may look like OneConfig is a client, in reality it's actually a standalone mod. You can actually see for yourself, it doesn't come with any mods of it's own. It's left up to the user to decide which mods they want to actually use.

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    OneConfig Open Beta
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    OneConfig in-game

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