Configured in All the Mods 11

Same as in the All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0 guide

Configured is included in this pack at version 2.0.1. The jar is configured-2.0.1-1.18.2.jar, which means it is built for Minecraft 1.18.2. It was first included in this pack's version or an earlier one.^[1]

Unverified The sources I have don't describe what Configured does in this pack, who it is meant for, or where it fits in progression, so I'm not guessing. I also can't confirm any ATM Star path involvement or any quests that use it. Check back once more details are available.

There is nothing to craft to get going with Configured. It generates settings menus for mods, so your first steps are about finding those screens in game rather than building anything. That is why this section has no recipe blocks.^[2]

Your first steps

1. Open your key bindings and look for the category named Configured. It holds a binding called Open Mod List, which is your way into the list of mods you can configure.^[2]
2. Open a mod's settings from that list. Configured builds these menus dynamically, so each screen is generated for the mod you chose rather than being a fixed page.^[2]
3. If a setting only accepts values in a certain range, the screen shows the hint "Value must be between %s and %s (inclusive)". The %s spots are replaced with the real limits, and both ends count as allowed.^[2]

The info text on a generated menu is clickable, and clicking it opens the CurseForge page for the mod.^[2]

Unverified Whether the pack's quest book or config files say anything more about Configured is not shown in the sources here, so this section only covers what the mod's own screen text confirms.

Configured is about config screens. The only material available for it describes what its menus show you and say, so this section stays short and sticks to that.^[2]

The generated config menu

The menu is generated dynamically by Configured. The info entry in that menu is clickable and opens the CurseForge page for the mod.^[2]

Server configs are per world

Server based configurations are unique for every world. Any change you make to one is only applied to the world you selected, so it won't carry over to your other worlds.^[2]

Value ranges

When an option has limits, Configured shows a hint saying the value must be between a minimum and a maximum, both inclusive. If you type something outside that range, the check will flag it.^[2]

Opening the mod list

Configured adds a keybind called "Open Mod List" under its own "Configured" category in the controls screen. You can rebind it there. No default key is given in the sources.^[2]

Unverified Machines, multiblocks, power, fluid and item handling are not covered by any source for this mod, so nothing about them is confirmed here.