ModListMemory

Moves recently-opened mods to the top of the mod list, or remembers your scroll position.

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ModListMemory

Mod List Memory

Moves recently-opened mods to the top of the mod list, or remembers your scroll position.

Works with ModMenu on Fabric and Better Modlist on NeoForge.

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Loader

Available on Modrinth

Available on CurseForge

Available on GitHub

Compatibility

- If you encounter issues with ModListMemory, please first check that you are using the correct version to match the installed version of your mod-list mod, if there is any. You can check this by looking at the last `x.x.x` number in the mod version, e.g. `v0.2.1+1.21+1.1.13` indicates that the version is compiled against Better Modlist `v1.1.13`. - If the issue persists on the correct version, or if you are using the latest version of your mod-list mod and there is not yet a version of ModListMemory to match, please report the issue via Discord or GitHub.

Features

Memory

- `Remember Recent` records when you open mods from the list, and moves those mods to the top of the list. - `Remember Scroll` saves the scrollbar position and restores it when you reopen the mod list.

Pinning

- Hold a modifier key (default: `Shift`) while clicking on a mod from the list to pin that mod to the top of the list. - Re-order pins by holding the same modifier key while clicking on a pinned mod. - Unpin mods by holding the other modifier key (default: `Control`) while clicking on a pinned mod.

Persistence

- `Persist on restart` makes the mod save its memory to the config file, allowing it to be restored when you restart the game. - `Save on update` makes the mod save its memory whenever you open a mod from the list, rather than only when you quit the game. This takes a small amount of time (~1ms with a memory size of 5) and allows `Persist on restart` to work even if the game crashes or otherwise fails to shut down properly.