jackd23

Forge 4.6.12.511 for Minecraft 1.4.6 My guess was, that the prefix on value or key names ("I:xxx", "S:xxx", "B:xxx" e.g.) is used to explicitly identift value types, and stand for integer, string, and boolean respectively. Rummaging around in the global config file, I noticed that after I start the client for a second time (first time is when the global cfg is created), the version=3.3.0 (note the missing specifier) entry from /config/buildcraft/main.conf, will get turned into B:version=. I'd reckon it should default to string instead, so it doesn't end in a parsing/casting error if you explicitly expect a value of the type specified.

Forge 4.6.12.511 for Minecraft 1.4.6 When enabling the global config file, block names with whitespaces enclosed in doublequotes get added a ton of doublequotes. GraviSuite's "hud settings" for example, results is this: http://pastebin.com/FkuBJca9 (as well as "recipes settings") Actual values, as seen in the pastebin, are put into the global config properly.