Where do I change mod settings?

Ive installed the Neat RGP Hub. In the description it says that it's possible to adjust the number of inventory slots, how big containers should be and so on but I can't find any settings to do this.

I tried in the mod and settings section of the main menu. and from the in game settings. Nowhere do I get any options specific to the mod. I have also checked the world options before starting the game.

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Best Answer

Oh.. ok. So go to the Mod section in the main menu and mouse over the mod you want to configure. IF it has a congiuration then a Config button will show upp. Just dont mouse over another mod cause then the button will dissapear.

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How do I change MOD settings?

Press the Windows and R keys together simultaneously to open a run box and type ms-settings: and press the OK button. Open a Command Prompt or Powershell with administrator rights, type start ms-settings: and press Enter. Click the Action Center icon on the Taskbar, then click All Settings.

How do I open mod settings?

The configuration files are located in the default config directory. The location can be overriden with the NODE_CONFIG_DIR environment variable. The NODE_ENV environment variable contains the name of our application's deployment environment; it is development by default.

Where is mod config?

Editing Configuration Files

Click the name of the file you would like to edit in the file list of the Config Files menu in Multicraft.

Edit the config however you want.

At the bottom of the page hit Save when you are done.

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