ForgeConfig Overload is a mod that removes and bypasses value limits in Forge configs.
Forge normally enforces minimum / maximum values for config entries (e.g. IntValue, DoubleValue, etc.).
This mod overloads that restriction layer, allowing configs to accept values far beyond their original limits.
In short:
"Config limits? Shut up and let me type."
- 🚫 Disables min / max validation of Forge config values
- 🔓 Allows extreme or otherwise impossible config settings
- 🧪 Useful for experiments, testing, and chaos
- 💥 Zero guarantees about stability (by design)
- ❌ It does not add new configs
- ❌ It does not magically prevent crashes
- ❌ It does not make broken values safe
If a mod was never designed to handle extreme values, things will break — that is expected.
This mod intentionally breaks Forge’s safety mechanisms.
- Game crashes are possible
- World corruption is possible
- Mods may behave unpredictably
Use at your own risk.
Back up your worlds before enabling this mod.
- Stress-testing mods
- Pushing limits for fun
- Debugging or experimentation
- Asking “what happens if I set this to 10⁹?”
This mod is licensed under the MIT License.
This mod also includes a Mixin for Minecraft Forge — for the original Forge license text, see LICENSE-MinecraftForge.txt.
- “分かっててやってる危険Mod” — ChatGPT
- “ああだめだ、このMod尋常じゃない危険物だ” — Mochi_753 (author)
- “ほー、いいじゃないか。こういうのでいいんだよ、こういうので” — バリン3g (バリン3gさんのYouTubeチャンネル)
This is an unofficial modification.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Minecraft Forge project.
Finally, my sincere apologies to the developers of Minecraft Forge.