All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Renders a user-editable list of colors with each row opening the usual color picker
A category for the config used for sorting in the UI
IDs start at 1 because 0 is reserved for the default category ("All")
They are also subject to change at any time
IDs start at 1 because 0 is reserved for the default category ("All")
They are also subject to change at any time
Lets a mod provide its own OneConfig layout, which replaces the one OneConfig would otherwise extract
from the mod's original config screen (YACL, Cloth Config, MidnightLib, ...).
Information about, and actions for, the mod whose entrypoint is being called.
Annotation used to specify conditions for this property
Apply this annotation to a field or button method
The value contains an array of strings with each string being the fully qualified path using dots '.' to the condition property
Any property in the array must be a
For complex conditions use
or
Apply this annotation to a field or button method
The value contains an array of strings with each string being the fully qualified path using dots '.' to the condition property
Any property in the array must be a
Boolean
For complex conditions use
invalid reference
Config#addDependency(String, BooleanSupplier)invalid reference
Property#addDisplayCondition(BooleanSupplier...)Renders a reorderable list
Renders a searchable selector for status effects (potion effects)
Renders a user-editable list of file (or directory) pickers
Renders a searchable selector for Minecraft items
Makes a boolean field the switch that turns the whole mod on and off
The mod's card shows the switch.
The mod's card shows the switch.
Renders a dropdown that opens a selectable list
Renders a user-editable list of numbers with each row being a number input with stepper arrows
Collects properties from an object using reflection and from its inner classes
Ignores fields without an annotation with the
Ignores fields without an annotation with the
Option annotationAnnotation used to specify previous names that this option was called before so that when the user updates their mod their config will be kept intact
The format is {"oldCategory.oldSubcategory.oldName1", "oldCategory.oldName2", ...}
Just putting the old name will **NOT** work
You must specify the old category and subcategory (if applicable) as well
The format is {"oldCategory.oldSubcategory.oldName1", "oldCategory.oldName2", ...}
Just putting the old name will **NOT** work
You must specify the old category and subcategory (if applicable) as well
A start and end pair within
This is
The annotated field holds both ends together as a two-element numeric array or list such as
Values are written back in whatever container shape the field already holds so its type is preserved
RangeNumber.min() and RangeNumber.max() edited with two number inputs
This is
RangeSlider without the track so it suits ranges too wide to drag across
The annotated field holds both ends together as a two-element numeric array or list such as
float[] or int[] or List<Integer> where index 0 is the
start and index 1 is the end
Values are written back in whatever container shape the field already holds so its type is preserved
Renders a user-editable list of ranges with each row being a pair of number inputs
A slider with two handles selecting a start and end pair within
The annotated field holds both ends together as a two-element numeric array or list such as
Values are written back in whatever container shape the field already holds so its type is preserved
RangeSlider.min() and RangeSlider.max()
The annotated field holds both ends together as a two-element numeric array or list such as
float[] or int[] or List<Integer> where index 0 is the
start and index 1 is the end
Values are written back in whatever container shape the field already holds so its type is preserved
Renders a user-editable list of ranges with each row being a two-handle slider with a value field for each end
Renders a user-editable list of numbers with each row being a slider with a value field beside it
Renders a user-editable list of text inputs
Turns the number an option holds into the text shown for it
The option shows the plain number again while it is being edited
OneConfig creates a formatter named in an annotation through its no-argument constructor
The option shows the plain number again while it is being edited
OneConfig creates a formatter named in an annotation through its no-argument constructor