Hello, I adore your mod man. Absolutely amazing work and I love the whole idea of it being so simplistic yet cool.

So to get down to the gist of this, I'm having trouble with configuring the mod.
I'm aware that to configure it, I need to make datapacks.
Which I technically kind of can, but I'm really new to it all. (Following the minecraft wiki on how to make basic ones.)
This means my knowledge of the datapacks in question needed to alter the dragon flying controls is limited.
I looked at the examples on this github and I've looked at the configurations section as well which explains the three different .toml files and what they can do.
But that kind of confused me, since I've never seen server.toml files in datapacks yet (Mostly because of a lakc of experience.).
So could I take up some of your time with a few questions?

** Considering the config files don't generate in either the config folder nor the servercongif folder of the world the mod is used on, do I need to add the example lines for changing flight mechanics in a datapack format, using .json files or do I need to add the dragonmounts-client.toml file to the config file manually with the associated lines..?**

** Is that also the case for the other files like the server and common files? **

In advance, sorry for failing to understand things propperly, I'm still learning.

The config files should generate on their own… if they don’t your particular instance is having trouble doing so, whether it be from not having permission to write files to the os, or some other issue preventing the mod to load at all and thus not creating the toml’s.

I repeat, you DO NOT need to manually create any config files, in fact if you did, it would probably not work either if they just aren’t being create.

I’m sorry your having trouble, but I unfortunately can’t diagnose it as I haven’t had any issues :(

What I can tell you is to make sure everything is updated, everything is in the proper spot, and to try with just DML on it’s own.

I apologize for the inconvenience, and good luck finding the issue!