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Disabling certain mods at runtime in dev environment

AlexDGr8r
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Right now Waila has an issue with launching in my dev environment. I'd like to keep its source in my dev environment so that my mod compiles fine, but I don't want the mod to run when I run my mod for debugging purposes. Is there a way to disable it from running whenever I launch minecraft from my dev environment? I am using eclipse.

 

Sorry for the stupid question if it is stupid. :(

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    Just change the mod file ending from .jar or .zip to .disabled or .off or another shortcut. (eg.            waila.disabled)

    PM's regarding modding questions should belong in the Modder Support sub-forum and won't be answered.

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    Just change the mod file ending from .jar or .zip to .disabled or .off or another shortcut. (eg.            waila.disabled)

    In idea you can set it to be a provided dependency, that means it will be present at compile but not runtime

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    Disabling mods at runtime isn't even an option since the mods are registered in the games tick handlers... But hasn't Waila that option to disable the gui with a shortcut?

    PM's regarding modding questions should belong in the Modder Support sub-forum and won't be answered.

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