Aoinuhs Banners FAQ

Craft banner pattern items at a crafting table using basic materials, then take a blank banner, dye, and your pattern item to a Loom to apply the design. You can also find the Wandering Trader in your world to purchase exclusive pre-made patterns that can't be crafted.

Craftable patterns are basic shapes like borders, knots, and corner rectangles that you make yourself at a crafting table. Wandering Trader patterns are exclusive designs from games, movies, and history that you can only get by trading with the Wandering Trader.

Yes, this mod increases the pattern limit from vanilla's 6 to 16 layers per banner, letting you stack and combine many designs on a single banner for complex custom looks.

Place your blank banner, a dye color, and a banner pattern item into a Loom, then take the result. Repeat this process to add more layers, stacking up to 16 patterns total.

The Wandering Trader spawns randomly in your world like in vanilla Minecraft; explore different biomes and you'll eventually encounter them. They appear more frequently near players, so traveling around your world increases your chances.

Yes, each time you use the Loom to add a pattern, you need to provide both a dye and a pattern item along with your banner.

The mod includes fantasy game symbols from Elder Scrolls and Dark Souls, sci-fi designs from Warhammer 40k and Warframe, anime crests from Overlord, post-apocalyptic faction logos from Fallout and S.T.A.L.K.E.R., and historical flags like Byzantine and Hungarian symbols.

Yes, the mod works in multiplayer servers as long as the server has the mod installed; other players will see your custom banners correctly.

The mod is designed to handle 16 layers efficiently, but rendering many highly-detailed banners at once in the same area may impact performance depending on your hardware.

Compatibility depends on how other mods modify banners; check the mod's documentation or community forums for known conflicts, as some mods may conflict with the increased pattern limit.