Configured in All the Mods - Gravitas

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.

Good news: Configured doesn't add anything you need to craft, so there's no first-item checklist for it. It's a config-menu mod. What it does is generate the settings screens you use to adjust the pack's mods and options.^[2]

What you'll actually see

When you open a config screen that says it was dynamically generated by Configured, that's this mod at work. Clicking the info entry in that menu opens the mod's CurseForge page.^[2]

Worth knowing before you change settings

• Server-based configurations are unique for every world. A change you make only applies to the world you selected, so you need to repeat it in any other world where you want it.^[2]
• Some options show a range hint. The value must be between the stated minimum and maximum, both inclusive.^[2]
• Config properties you've changed get their own label formatting, so you can spot your edits in a menu.^[2]
• Configured has a client option that forces all config menus to be overridden and generated by Configured. You have to restart the game for it to apply.^[2]
• Searching in config menus normally shows only entries that link to an actual config property. A client option lets you include folders in the results too.^[2]

Unverified This pack has no quests or recipes involving Configured, and I couldn't confirm which settings the pack changes from its defaults. Check the config screens in-game for the pack's actual values.

Here's the thing about Configured: the sources for this pack only describe it as a config menu tool. They show no machines, multiblocks, power, fluids or item automation, so this section covers what the mod does with config screens instead.^[2]

What Configured actually does

Configured builds config menus on the fly. The menu's own info text says it was dynamically generated by Configured, and clicking that text opens the mod's CurseForge page.^[2]

Server-based configurations are unique for every world. If you change one, the change only applies to the world you selected, not to all your worlds.^[2]

Some config values have limits. When that happens, the menu shows a hint telling you the value must be between a minimum and a maximum, both inclusive.^[2]

Client options in this pack

The pack ships a client config file for Configured. Its options only change how the config screens look and behave.^[3]

• changed_formatting sets the formatting applied to the label of a config property you've changed. The pack sets it to ITALIC, so edited options show up in italics.^[2][3]
• force_configured_menu forces all config menus to be overridden and generated by Configured. You need to restart the game for it to apply. The pack sets it to false.^[2][3]
• include_folders_in_search makes searches in config menus include folders. Normally only entries that link to a config property are shown. The pack sets it to false.^[2][3]

The pack's Configured client config only covers how config menus look and behave in game. Here is exactly how this pack sets each option.^[3]

• changed_formatting is set to "ITALIC" in this pack. It controls the formatting applied to the label of a config property that has been changed, so options you edit show up in italics in the menu.^[3]
• force_configured_menu is set to false in this pack. If you turn it on, all config menus are overridden and generated by Configured. You need to restart the game for that to apply.^[3]
• include_folders_in_search is set to false in this pack. That means searching in config menus only shows entries that link to a config property, not folders.^[3]