Corrupted files

Corrupted Mod Config File (NightConfig ParsingException)

What the log looks like

com\.electronwill\.nightconfig\.core\.io\.ParsingException
ConfigLoadingException: Failed loading config file [^\s]+\.toml of type \w+ for modid

How to fix it

  1. Read the `ConfigLoadingException` line near the top of your crash report to find the exact `.toml` filename (for example, `flywheel-client.toml` or `forge-client.toml`).
  2. Open your Minecraft instance directory and check the `config` folder (or your world's `serverconfig` folder if it is a `SERVER` type config) for that file.
  3. Delete the broken `.toml` file—or move it to your desktop if you want to salvage custom settings from it later.
  4. Launch Minecraft again so the mod or mod loader automatically generates a fresh, working default config file.
  5. If another config crash appears right after, another `.toml` file was damaged in the same crash; delete each newly reported `.toml` file or clear out any 0 KB files in your `config` folder.
LoadersForge, Neoforge, Server
SeverityStops the game
CategoryCorrupted files

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