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Arrow in the Knee Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

Do I need to configure anything after installing the mod?
No, the mod works immediately after installation with no configuration needed. Arrows will start appearing on all mobs you shoot right away.
Why aren't arrows showing up on the mobs I'm hitting?
Make sure you're actually hitting mobs with arrows from a bow rather than other damage sources. The mod only displays arrows that have struck mobs; arrows from other sources won't appear.
Can I see multiple arrows stacked on the same mob?
Yes, arrows accumulate visually on mobs as you keep shooting them. Tougher mobs like iron golems or bosses will show many arrows at once if you hit them repeatedly.
Does this mod work with mobs from other mods?
Yes, the mod is designed to work with custom creatures from other mod creators. Arrows will display on any mob that can be hit with a bow.
Do arrows stay on mobs forever or do they disappear?
Arrows disappear from mobs when the mob dies or after a certain amount of time passes. This prevents visual clutter from building up indefinitely in your world.
Does this mod affect how much damage arrows do?
No, the mod is purely visual and does not change combat mechanics, damage values, or how fights work.
Will this mod cause lag if I shoot a lot of mobs?
The mod has minimal performance impact since it only adds visual details. Even with many arrows on screen, the effect should not noticeably affect frame rates.
Can I turn off the mod for specific mobs or situations?
The mod applies to all mobs by default with no per-mob settings. If you need to disable it, you would need to remove the mod entirely.
Do arrows show up on mobs in creative mode?
Yes, arrows will display on mobs in creative mode just as they do in survival mode when you shoot them with a bow.
Does this work with arrows from dispensers or other sources?
The mod displays arrows that physically strike mobs, so arrows from dispensers or other automatic sources should work the same way as arrows from a player's bow.