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fabric-config

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Reference for mod configuration in Fabric Minecraft 1.20.1 — using Cloth Config API for GUI-based config screens, and plain TOML/JSON files with a custom serializer. Use this skill whenever the user asks about mod config, settings file, config screen, Cloth Config, ClothConfigScreen, AutoConfig, TOML config, JSON config, persistent mod settings, or config GUI. Triggers on: "mod config", "config file", "config screen", "Cloth Config", "ClothConfigScreen", "AutoConfig", "TOML", "settings screen", "config serializer", "persistent settings", or "mod options". Part of the fabric-mc-modding skill family.

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