Settings Extender Forked

A small framework that lets modders add pages to the game's settings menu to edit mod settings in-game.

Updated fork from the original mod made by JSPAPP (https://thunderstore.io/c/peak/p/JSPAPP/Settings_Extender/)

Who is this for?

Players: Mods use this to have their settings appear in‑game.
Modders: Add in-game settings using the existing settings menu and types found in the base game. Add toggles, sliders, or keybinds — this plugin makes it quick to add them to the Settings menu without building custom menus yourself.

What it does

Creates a new tab for your mod in the game’s Settings menu.
Adds your options (sliders, toggles, enums, buttons, keybinds) to that tab.

Features

Easy setup with an attribute that declares the tab and display name.
Base classes for common setting types (Bool, Float, Int, String, Enum, Keybind, Button).
One‑line helper to register settings.
Built‑in fixes for stability and text handling.

Quick example

using SettingsExtender;
using Zorro.Settings;

[ExtenderSetting(page: "CoolMod", displayName: "Enable Cool Feature")]
internal class CoolFeatureToggle : ExtenderBoolSetting
{
    public CoolFeatureToggle() : base(_ => CoolModPlugin.Instance.ApplySettings()) {}
    protected override bool GetDefaultValue() => true;
}

// Register once (e.g., in Start)
coolFeatureToggle = SettingsHandler.Instance.AddSetting<CoolFeatureToggle>();

This declares a toggle on a new CoolMod tab and registers it in one line. The value is available via coolFeatureToggle.Value, and your callback runs when it changes.

Guides

See README.md, HOWTOUSE.md, and HelloWorld.cs on the github page.