Native Mod Options - Settings Menu for Mods

All your mod settings, in Palworld's own options menu. Options → Mod Options, right under Controls. One tab per mod. The game's actual switches and sliders, not copies of them. No config files to edit, no relaunching to flip a toggle. Works on the title screen too, before you've loaded a save. This adds the menu, not the settings. On its own it shows an empty Mod Options entry. What fills it is whatever mods you have that support it, so install it when one asks for it. You'll need UE4SS. Hit Subscribe to all above and Palworld deploys both, with the build this was tested against. What you get Every mod's settings in the one place you'd already think to look. Keybind rows that tell you when the key you picked is already taken, by the game or another mod. Changes wait for Apply, same as every other settings tab. Your choices are live from the first frame of the next launch, not the first time you open the menu. For mod authors Copy one file into your Scripts folder, describe your settings as a table, call register() and subscribe(). The player hits Apply, your callback fires. That's it. Real widgets. Your rows inherit Palworld's styling, focus states and gamepad navigation, and keep inheriting them when the game restyles. Apply and Reset are the screen's own. Hooked, not rebuilt. Seven row types, including keybinds that report conflicts, plus sections, warnings and images. Any row can be greyed out or flagged. Event driven. No timer, in this mod or in yours. Idle costs nothing. Values correct from your first frame, so you never run on defaults waiting for a menu. Optional dependency: without it your defaults apply, the calls do nothing, nothing errors. Docs, a worked example and the source: https://github.com/tlechien/Palworld-Undepresso-NativeModOptions Where this came from The ones I tried either reinvented the wheel or duct-taped it onto the game. I wanted something mature the community could build on. The honest bit Keybinds are A to Z and F1 to F12, with Ctrl or