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Admiral Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Do I need to install Admiral Mod to play Minecraft normally?
No. Admiral Mod is a library that runs in the background only if other mods depend on it. If you're not using mods that require Admiral, you don't need it.
Why does a mod say it needs Admiral Mod?
That mod uses Admiral's annotation-based command system to handle its custom text commands cleanly. Admiral acts as a shared dependency so multiple mods can use the same command framework without duplicating code.
Will Admiral Mod add items or blocks to my world?
No. Admiral Mod is purely a command-handling library that runs behind the scenes. It doesn't add any gameplay content, items, blocks, or tools.
How do I use commands from mods that depend on Admiral?
You use them the same way as any other mod command—type them into the chat window with a forward slash. The mod's documentation will list its specific commands and syntax.
What should I do if a mod that needs Admiral won't load?
First, verify that Admiral Mod is installed in your mods folder. Check the mod loader's log file for error messages mentioning Admiral, and make sure both Admiral and the dependent mod are compatible with your Minecraft version.
Can I use multiple mods that depend on Admiral at the same time?
Yes. Admiral is designed as a shared library so that multiple mods can depend on it without conflicts. Install Admiral once, and all compatible mods will use the same instance.
Does Admiral Mod affect game performance?
Admiral's impact is minimal since it only processes commands when you type them. It doesn't add entities, tick handlers, or render systems that would affect FPS or server performance.
What Minecraft versions does Admiral Mod support?
Check the mod's download page for the list of supported versions. Admiral typically supports multiple recent versions, but compatibility depends on which version of the mod you download.
How do I know if Admiral Mod is actually loaded?
Check your mod loader's log file (usually in the logs folder) and search for 'Admiral'—you should see a line confirming it loaded. You can also verify the mod appears in your mods list in-game.
What's the difference between Admiral Mod and Brigadier?
Brigadier is Minecraft's command framework that handles command parsing and execution. Admiral Mod is a wrapper around Brigadier that uses annotations to make it easier for mod developers to write commands without boilerplate code.