Change a mod's settings
Each world keeps its own copy of every mod’s settings. The world takes this copy
when it first loads. New worlds start from the values in the mod-configs
folder.
Change the values new worlds start with
Section titled “Change the values new worlds start with”- Start the game once with the mod. The mod then writes its settings file.
- Open the
mod-configsfolder in the game folder. - Open the file named after the mod’s id, such as
enshwick.game-rates.toml, in a text editor. - Change the values and save the file.
Worlds you make from then on start with your values. A world you already have keeps its own copy.
Change them for one world
Section titled “Change them for one world”- Open
mod-data/<mod id>/worlds/in the game folder. It holds one folder per world. - Open
settings.tomlin the folder of your world, in a text editor. - Change the values and save the file.
Most changes to a loaded world apply about one second after you save. A mod’s page says when a setting waits until the world loads again or the game restarts.
Change them on a dedicated server
Section titled “Change them on a dedicated server”- Join the server as an admin.
- Open Mods in the pause menu.
- Select Server settings and set the values you want.
Each mod’s page lists its settings, their defaults and what they do.