Update 16th April 2025:
Please note: Please do not add the BepInEx Configuration Manager as a Session Plugin. It will be loaded automatically along with BepInEx when you start VaM. Just make sure that you have the <VaM> \ BepInEx \ plugins \ ConfigurationManager directory and then the installation is complete.
Also, please do not add any of my Plugins (*.dll files) from the folder <VaM> \ BepInEx \ plugins \ VAMPlugins as a Session plugin. They will be loaded automatically, when BepInEx is properly installed. Please check the Installation Instructions again, to make sure that BepInEx is installed correctly in your VaM installation.
Installation and use of BepInEx Configuration
BepInEx Configuration is a free add-on to BepInEx, with which you can change the settings of my plugins by pressing the F1 key while you're in VaM. This has the advantage that you don't need to add all of my Plugin Settings Scripts as Session Plugins anymore, you can configure all of the Settings in the Configuration Manager at once.
With the BepInEx Configuration, you don't need to add the MVR Plugin Settings to the Sessions Plugins anymore, but you can also use the MVR Plugin Settings together with the BepInEx Configuration.
Please note: the BepInEx Configuration is not accessible from the VR Headset. However, even if you are in VR mode, you can change the settings on the monitor, e.g. through the Steam VR View, if you are using a Valve Index.
To install BepInEx Configuration, download the latest version (v18.4 as of now) of BepInEx Configuration from this link:
https://github.com/BepInEx/BepInEx.ConfigurationManager/releases/tag/v18.4
Download the file named: "BepInEx.ConfigurationManager_BepInEx5_v18.4.zip"

Extract the file into VaM's main directory, where the VaM.exe is also located:

You should now have the "ConfigurationManager" folder in the BepInEx \ plugins directory:

To open the configuration, start VaM and press the F1 key on your keyboard to view and change the settings of my plugins. Click on each Plugin to open its settings:

Example for Configuration of the Monochrome UI plugin:
