Dnz Config

# DNZ Config

Clean, modern settings screens for Fabric mods. Build a full config menu in a few lines of code and get switches, sliders, dropdowns, color swatches and text boxes in a dark glass design that looks the same at every GUI scale.

DNZ Config is a library: on its own it only adds an example screen to Mod Menu. Install it if a mod you use needs it.

For players

• Smooth, rounded menu with soft shadows and animations
• Pages on the left, settings in two columns on the right
• Help text when you rest the mouse on a setting
• Settings are saved to the config folder as readable JSON

For mod developers

ConfigFile<MySettings> file = ConfigFile.of("mymod", MySettings.class);  
MySettings s = file.get();

Screen screen = DnzConfig.builder("My Mod")  
.accent(0x4FA3FF)  
.category("General", page -> {  
page.toggle("Enabled", () -> s.enabled, v -> s.enabled = v).note("Turns the mod on or off");  
page.slider("Size", 0, 100, 5, () -> s.size, v -> s.size = v, v -> v + "%");  
page.choice("Mode", List.of("Simple", "Detailed"), () -> s.mode, v -> s.mode = v);  
})  
.category("Look", page -> {  
page.color("Color", () -> s.color, v -> s.color = v);  
page.text("Label", "Type here", 24, () -> s.label, v -> s.label = v);  
})  
.onSave(file::save)  
.build(parent);  

Rows: header, toggle, slider, choice (list or enum), color, text, button, or your own row with custom. Every row can get a .note(...), a .tooltip(...) or .wide().

ConfigFile keeps any plain Java class as config/<name>.json. New fields get their default values, and saving writes a temporary file first so a crash never leaves a broken file.

You can nest DNZ Config in your mod jar (jar-in-jar) or ask players to install it.

Details

• Fabric, client side only
• Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3
• Open source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/DnzMc/DnzClient
• Made by the team behind DNZ Client: https://dnzclient.com