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How to configure mods (Fabric)
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This page exists to help you figure out how to configure mods. The next 15 steps will show you how to find and edit the config files.
It starts with the game opened. Make sure you've installed Fabric with the mods you want to configure and launch the game at least once.
The images are from Windows, but it's similar on Mac/Linux. If you need more help feel free to open an Issue with a question.
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1: There are a few ways to get to the config folder. One way is from the in-game main menu. Click on Options at the bottom.
2: You're now in the options screen. Click on Resource Packs.
3: Lastly click on the Open Pack Folder. This takes you to your minecraft instance folder.
4: Click on .minecraft (or your instance name) at the top. This takes you to the root minecraft folder.
5: From here double click on the config folder.
6: This folder contains the configuration files for the mods you've installed. Some have the .json file extension and some have .json5. These are pretty much the same. You can open them with a text editor.
7: You might have already set the default editor for json files. If not, you can right-click the file you want to edit. We're going to edit the config file for Replanting Crops, called replantingcrops-fabric.json. After right-clicking the file, click on Open with.
8: We're looking for Notepad (or choose your own text editor). Click on More apps v.
9: Scroll down and select Notepad. After that click on the big OK button below.
10: You've now opened the config file in Notepad. Here you can edit the config values you'd like.
11: In this case there is only one config value.
12: To change the config value, select the text after the colon. We're changing it from true to false.
13: Now the config value has been changed to false. In this case, it means that a hoe is no longer needed to automatically replant crops in the Replanting Crops mod. Save (and close) the file.
14: All that's left is to relaunch your game.
15: Done! You've configured the mod of your choice.
Made to assist people having questions about how to configure my mods on CurseForge. For an overview of all Serilum mods you can visit the profile page or the overview website. Happy modding and thanks for reading!