How to Create OpenClash Config on Subconverter

1. Install Clash and Subconverter:
   • Make sure you have Clash and Subconverter installed on your system. You can find these tools on their respective GitHub repositories.

Steps to Create OpenClash Config on Subconverter:

1. Prepare Your Subscription URL:
   • Obtain a subscription URL for your desired Clash configuration. This is typically a link to a remote server containing Clash rules and settings.
2. Open Subconverter:
   • Run Subconverter on your system.
3. Input Subscription URL:
   • Within Subconverter, you’ll need to input the subscription URL. Locate the field where you can paste or enter the subscription link.
4. Configure Output Format:
   • Choose the output format that is compatible with OpenClash. OpenClash typically uses YAML format, so ensure you set the output format accordingly.
5. Generate Config:
   • Look for a button or option to generate the configuration file. This may be labeled as “Convert” or “Generate Config.” Clicking on this button will process your subscription URL and create a configuration file.
6. Save Config File:
   • After the conversion process, save the generated configuration file to a location on your system. It’s usually a YAML file that contains the necessary Clash settings.
7. Configure OpenClash:
   • Open OpenClash and import the generated configuration file. There should be an option within the OpenClash interface to import configurations. Locate this option and select the YAML file you saved.
8. Apply Settings:
   • After importing the configuration, apply the settings within OpenClash. This may involve restarting the OpenClash service or applying the configuration changes through the OpenClash interface.
9. Check for Updates:
   • Periodically check for updates to your subscription URL, as the rules and configurations may change. Repeat the process of updating the OpenClash config as needed.

Remember that the specific steps and options may vary based on the versions of Subconverter and OpenClash you are using. Always refer to the documentation of these tools for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Additionally, be aware that Clash and its related tools are actively developed, so features and procedures may have changed since my last update.