Advancement Plaques Mod FAQ

Open the mod list from the main menu or pause screen, select Advancement Plaques, and click the config button. From there you can adjust position, distance, and which advancement types are shown.

Check that the advancement type you just earned is actually enabled in the config, since tasks, goals, and challenges can each be toggled separately. Also make sure the plaque position isn't set so far off-screen that it renders outside your view.

In the config screen, change the position setting from top to bottom. You can then fine-tune the distance value to control how far the plaque sits from the screen edge.

Yes, the config lets you toggle each advancement type independently. Disable tasks and leave goals and challenges enabled to only see the more significant notifications.

Yes, Advancement Plaques hooks into the vanilla advancement system, so any mod that registers its advancements normally will display plaques too. If a modded advancement isn't showing, check that its type is enabled in your config.

Create a resource pack that overrides the mod's plaque texture files in the assets folder, matching the existing file paths and dimensions. Once enabled, the mod will use your textures instead of the defaults.

Resource packs like Embellished Stone are made specifically for this mod and can be applied like any other resource pack. Just enable them in your resource pack list alongside the mod.

The mod only renders a plaque when an advancement is earned, so its performance impact is negligible during normal play. If you notice stuttering, it's more likely from other mods or resource packs.

The config includes a duration setting that controls how long each plaque remains visible. Increase it if you keep missing notifications, or decrease it if they linger too long.

It generally works fine alongside other mods, but mods that also replace the vanilla advancement toast may conflict since both try to control the same notification. If plaques don't appear, try disabling the other notification mod.

The mod's options are exposed through the standard mod config menu for your mod loader, so open your mods list and select Advancement Plaques to reach its settings. From there you can toggle plaque placement, distance, and which advancement types are shown.

Yes, the mod lets you choose whether plaques appear at the top or bottom of the screen. Change the position option in the config, and use the distance setting to control how far the plaques sit from that edge.

The mod has separate toggles for tasks, goals, and challenges, so you can disable just the type you don't want. Turn off tasks in the config and the other two types will still display as plaques.

Yes, the mod hooks into the advancement system itself rather than only vanilla advancements, so advancements added by other mods display as plaques as well. They follow the same task/goal/challenge toggles as vanilla ones.

Plaque appearance is controlled through resource packs, so you swap in a pack that retextures the plaque assets. Packs like Embellished Stone are made specifically for this, and you can also make your own pack that overrides the same textures.

No, this mod is built for Java Edition and its mod loaders, so it can't be installed on Bedrock. Bedrock players would need a behavior/resource pack alternative instead.

The plaque display is handled client-side, so it works in singleplayer and on servers as long as the mod is installed on your client. Other players won't see your plaques unless they also have the mod.

It only replaces the notification rendering, so the performance impact is negligible. If you notice stutter when a plaque appears, it's more likely a resource pack with heavy or high-resolution textures.

Yes, the config includes a distance setting that controls the gap between the plaque and the top or bottom edge. Adjust it alongside the position option to place the plaques exactly where you want them.