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# CodxLib 1.4.0 *This file is for **NeoForge 1.20.4**. Every loader ships the same CodxLib version, so the notes below apply here too.* **Update notices link to both stores again.** A notice now ends in a clickable **Modrinth** and **CurseForge** link, and you click whichever you installed the mod from. 1.3.6 had removed the link entirely because pointing at one store sent about half of you to the wrong place — offering both is the better answer to that. Both stores are also now checked for the newer version, so a release notifies you even if it has only landed on one of them so far. This applies to every codx mod, and only CodxLib needs updating for it. **New: a shared settings system for mods built on CodxLib.** A mod declares its options once and gets four things from that one declaration: the JSON config file, a `/… config` command, an in-game chest menu, and the handles its own code reads. Nothing changes for you unless a mod uses it — CodxLib on its own still adds no commands or menus of its own. When a mod does move onto it, its settings become changeable **without stopping the server**, and your existing config file is read once and carried over on any loader, so nothing is lost. Alex's Mobs Continued 2.0.15 is the first mod to use it. ### For developers - **`codx.codxlib.api.settings.CodxSettings`** — a loader-neutral config spec whose builder mirrors `ForgeConfigSpec.Builder` (`push`/`pop`/`comment`/`define`/`defineInRange`/`defineList`/ `configure`), so porting is a change of import. `CodxSettingsCommand.node(...)` generates the whole command tree from a spec; `CodxSettingsMenu.builder(spec)` generates the chest menu. Gson-backed, comments written as sibling `"// name"` keys, `Builder#legacyFiles(...)` imports an older file. ⚠️ Writes don't bake themselves — pass `Builder#onChange` if you copy handles into static fields. - **`ModInfo` names CurseForge too** — two new components, `curseforgeSlug` (for the link) and `curseforgeProjectId` (for the version check; the two routes need different keys). The old 4-argument constructor and `ModInfo.of(id, slug, version)` still compile unchanged, and CodxLib already knows the ids of the published codx mods, so existing ones get correct links with no rebuild. - **Menu toolkit**: `CodxMenuLayout#adjustDouble`, `CodxMenuLayout#cycle`, and `PagedMenuBuilder#decorate` (a widget applied to every page). **Compatibility:** everything from 1.3.x is unchanged. Only a mod that wants the settings system has to raise its `codxlib` range to `[1.4.0,)`.