I second this. The Mod Config Menu is a splendid tool which would provide a solid improvement/alternative to this mod's config UI. The current config menu is honestly just clunky and the flexibility of the MCM would honestly be ideal for setting all of the parameters for this mod. Please check it out!

This is the mod in question btw, in case it wasn't clear

sorry, I don't know how to make mods compatible with the mod config menu

https://gitlab.com/Chifilly/bindingofisaac-modconfigmenu

Here is the entire documentation for implementing your options into the MCM. If need be I'd be willing to help develop it. While I don't have much experience with Isaac specifically, I have worked as a C# developer for a couple of years, so learning Isaac modding shouldn't be too hard. I could definitely help with the research at least.

This is the only thing this mod really needs. Otherwise, I can't think of a single thing wrong with it.

To necro this thread, I know its been a while, but if you really don't want to try to add compatibility support to MCM, here I present you with an alternative:

https://github.com/Meowlala/DeadSeaScrollsMenu

It's not an external mod that needs to be installed but rather a library that you directly insert into your mod to build a configuration menu yourself, so that you don't have to worry about making any kind of compatibility exceptions. "A tutorial for adding a basic menu with a variety of configuration options can be found in examplemod.lua!" It's all nicely explained in a easy and not time efficient manner. This would in fact likely be an even better option than MCM as unlike it, this one does not require any additional downloads from the user.

Please consider this, it's a couple of hours of work that will pay off greatly. A proper clean configuration menu is the only thing this mod is really lacking.

Much appreciation for your work, as always <3

Okay, Mod Config Continued is now obsolete, Mod Config Pure should be used instead