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Disable Mob Replacement Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

Why aren't vanilla mobs spawning even though I have the mod installed?
Make sure the mod is actually loaded in your mods folder and that you're playing on a version it supports (1.16+). If mobs still don't appear, try creating a new world—existing worlds may have cached spawn settings that need to reset.
Does this mod work with other Pixelmon mods?
Yes, this mod is designed to work alongside Pixelmon and other mods. It only prevents Pixelmon's spawn override, so other mods shouldn't conflict with it.
Can I use this mod on a multiplayer server?
Yes, install it on the server and all players will see vanilla mobs spawn naturally. Make sure all players have the mod installed on their client as well for consistency.
Will I still get Pixelmon spawns if I use this mod?
Yes—this mod allows both vanilla mobs and Pixelmon to spawn in the same world. You'll see zombies, spiders, and other standard mobs alongside Pokémon.
How do I get vanilla mob drops like string or gunpowder?
Kill the vanilla mobs that now spawn naturally with this mod enabled. Spiders drop string, creepers drop gunpowder, and so on, just like in vanilla Minecraft.
Does this mod affect performance?
No, this mod is lightweight and only changes spawn behavior—it shouldn't impact your FPS or server performance.
What if I want to disable vanilla mobs again later?
Simply remove the mod from your mods folder and restart your game or server. Pixelmon's spawn override will resume.
Do I need to configure anything after installing this mod?
No, the mod works automatically once installed. It requires no config files or setup—just load it and vanilla mobs will spawn.
Will this mod work on older Pixelmon versions?
This mod is designed for Pixelmon 1.16 and newer. If you're using an older version of Pixelmon, check the mod's documentation to see if it's compatible.
Can I use this mod in single-player and multiplayer at the same time?
Yes—install it on your client for single-player worlds, and on your server for multiplayer. Each environment works independently.