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Craftable Nametags Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I craft a nametag?
Open your crafting table and arrange paper, string, and iron in the pattern shown in the mod's crafting recipes section. Once crafted, you'll have a nametag ready to use on any mob or pet.
Can I use these nametags the same way as ones from dungeons?
Yes, craftable nametags work identically to nametags found in loot chests. Simply hold one and right-click on any mob or pet to name it, and it will prevent that mob from despawning.
Do I need to find a specific biome or structure to get nametags now?
No, this mod removes the need to search dungeons or loot chests entirely. As long as you have the basic crafting ingredients, you can make nametags whenever you need them.
What happens if I run out of nametags?
You can simply craft more at your crafting table using the same basic ingredients. There's no limit to how many you can make, so you'll never be stuck without one.
Can I name multiple pets with this mod?
Yes, since you can craft as many nametags as you want, you can name unlimited pets and mobs without worrying about finding rare loot.
Does this mod work with mods that add custom mobs?
Craftable nametags work with any mob that can normally be named, including those added by other mods, as long as they follow standard Minecraft mob mechanics.
Will this mod affect my farm mobs?
Yes, nametags prevent any named mob from despawning, making them perfect for keeping your farm animals and utility mobs in place permanently.
Do I need to do anything special to install this mod?
Once installed, the mod is ready to use immediately—just open your crafting table and look for the nametag recipe among your available crafts.
Can I organize my mobs by naming them?
Absolutely, you can name mobs with descriptive labels to identify their purpose or role, making it easy to organize and manage multiple mobs in your base.
Does this mod change how nametags appear or function visually?
No, craftable nametags look and function exactly like vanilla nametags—the only difference is how you obtain them.