config command provides comprehensive configuration management, allowing you to save, load, delete, and organize your Sn0w client settings.
Syntax
The action to perform:
save, load, softload, delete/del, list, or folder/open.The name of the configuration file (required for save, load, softload, and delete actions). Do not include the
.yml extension.Actions
Save Configuration
Save your current client settings to a configuration file:.yml file in your config folder with all current module states, binds, and settings.
Example:
Load Configuration
Load a previously saved configuration:Soft Load Configuration
Soft load a configuration (loads settings without fully replacing current configuration):Delete Configuration
Delete a saved configuration file:delete and del work as aliases for this action.
Example:
List Configurations
Display all available configuration files:.yml configuration files in your config folder.
Open Config Folder
Open the configuration folder in your system file explorer:folder and open work as aliases for this action.
Examples
Basic Workflow
Save your current PvP setup:Managing Multiple Configs
Create configs for different scenarios:File Format
Configurations are saved as YAML (.yml) files in the client’s config directory. You can manually edit these files if needed by opening the config folder:
Usage Notes
- Configuration names are case-sensitive
- Do not include the
.ymlextension when specifying config names - it’s added automatically - If a save operation fails, you’ll receive a red error message
- If a load operation fails (e.g., file not found), you’ll receive an error message
- Successfully completed operations will display a blue confirmation message
- Soft loading is useful when you want to update specific settings without completely overwriting your current configuration
Error Messages
The config command provides feedback for all operations:- Success (Blue): “Successfully saved config <name>.yml!”
- Error (Red): “Failed to save config <name>.yml!”
- Bad Usage (Red): “Bad usage! config <save/del/load/softload/list/folder> <name>“
Related Commands
- folder - Open the configuration folder (standalone command)