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Mod Settings Menu

by ValgardT · for Core Keeper

A shared in-game Options-menu screen where other mods register their settings.

7.6KDownloads
24d agoLast updated
1.2.0.3Latest game version
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About Mod Settings Menu

From mod.io

A shared in-game Options-menu screen where other mods register their settings.

Mod Settings Menu

A shared in-game settings screen for Core Keeper mods. Other mods register their options here, and they appear as a tidy panel under Options → Mod Settings — no config files to hand-edit, no separate per-mod menus.

For players: you most likely installed this because another mod depends on it. There is nothing to configure in Mod Settings Menu itself — each dependent mod adds its own section with its own toggles, sliders, and choices. Open Options → Mod Settings to find them.

  • Every setting saves automatically and is restored on the next launch.
  • Settings are grouped per mod, under the mod's name as the heading.
  • Labels follow your game language wherever the mod author provides translations.

For mod authors: adding a settings section takes about five lines in your mod's IMod.Init — declare toggles, sliders, discrete choices, or steppers, then read the live values wherever you need them. The framework renders the menu and persists every value (through CoreLib) for you. The full API reference lives in the source repository's README.

Dependency: requires CoreLib.

Multiplayer: install on both the client and the server.


Built with the official Pugstorm Core Keeper Mod SDK. Personal-use, non-commercial (Core Keeper EULA). Not affiliated with or endorsed by Pugstorm.

Highlights

From source data

Game versions

Supports 9 Core Keeper versions, the newest being 1.2.0.3.

Footprint

Rated a light load on a server.

Last update

Its author last shipped an update 24d ago.

Mod Settings Menu on Nxeon

From our catalogue
One-click install
Supported on Nxeon Core Keeper servers. We download it from mod.io, place it, and restart the server.
Server side
Required on the server
Server load
light
Smallest plan we suggest
Core Keeper — 2 GB (2 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
Latest build
1.2.2, released 2026-10-11

Recent builds

BuildReleasedGame versionsLoaders
1.2.22026-10-11n/an/a
1.2.12026-10-02n/an/a
1.2.02026-09-27n/an/a

Run Mod Settings Menu on a Core Keeper server

Pick a server or deploy a new one above; it is installed in one click.

What kind of mod it is

From the catalog
Listed on mod.io as “Visual”

Cosmetics, visuals & audio

Skins, textures, shaders, models and sound — how the game looks and sounds.

Runs on your server

From source side support

mod.io lists Mod Settings Menu as required on the server. Check its mod.io page to see whether players need it too.

Compatibility

Game
Core Keeper
Runs on
Serverrequired on the server
Game versions
1.2.0.3 and 8 earlier

Verified at the source

  • ✓mod.ioOfficial listing, checked 2026-11-05Open ↗
  • ✓AuthorValgardT, as published on mod.io
  • ✓LicenseNot published by the sourceFree

Mod Settings Menu, answered

Generated from the mod’s own source data.

Do my players need to install Mod Settings Menu?

mod.io lists Mod Settings Menu as required on the server. Check its mod.io page to see whether players need it too.

Is it free?

Yes. Mod Settings Menu is free to download from mod.io.

How do I add it to my Nxeon server?

Use “Add to a server” on this page, or open NxLabs from your dashboard. We install it, restart your server and switch it on.

NxLabs

Run Mod Settings Menu on a Core Keeper server.

Deploy in about a minute from $4.99 a month, then add Mod Settings Menu in one click.