General

Profiles

Keep up to five personal setups, switch between them, and share settings as .bubbly files.

Open General → Profiles in the external window. Your account has five slots and one active profile. The first is Default, created from your existing config; each later launch loads whichever profile is active.

Create and switch

New
Copies your current setup into an empty slot, then activates it. Give it a name and choose Create and load.
Load
Finishes saving your current edits, activates the selected profile, and applies its settings, module states, and keybinds.
Rename
Changes the profile's name without changing its settings.
Delete
Removes an inactive profile after confirmation. You cannot delete the active profile; load another one first.

Controls and module shortcuts pause while a profile operation is in progress. Restore default settings under General → Settings affects only the active profile.

Autosave and connection problems

Edits save automatically to the active profile. Saving and Unsaved changes describe edits that have not yet been acknowledged by the service. Temporary connection errors retry while the Client stays open.

If a conflict prevents saving, the Client keeps your unsaved edits and asks for an explicit reload before discarding them. Reload replaces your local changes with the stored profile.

Careful

Unsent changes are not cached on disk. Closing Minecraft or the Client before a save is acknowledged can lose those edits.

Import and export

Export writes a .bubbly file containing the profile's name and settings. It contains no account IDs or launch credentials. Share that file or keep it as a backup.

Import validates the file before changing anything and adds it as an inactive profile. Load it when you want to use it. If all five slots are full, choose an inactive profile to replace; the active profile cannot be replaced by an import.

Missing settings use registered defaults and unknown settings are ignored for compatibility. Directly entered finite numbers keep the Client's usual behaviour and are not clamped to the slider's drag range.

Note

Profiles are a paid Client feature. See Configuration for the config text stored inside each file.