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Emojis Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using emojis?
Open your chat box and type a colon (:) followed by a letter or keyword—a menu will pop up showing matching symbols. Select one from the list and it will be inserted into your message.
Can other players see my emojis if they don't have the mod?
Yes, that's one of the mod's main features. Emojis are rendered client-side, so other players will see the symbols in chat, on signs, and in anvils even without the mod installed.
How do I put emojis on a sign or in an anvil?
Type the colon command (:) to open the emoji menu, select your symbol, then place it in the sign or anvil text field just like you would in chat.
What do I do if I can't remember an emoji's name?
Type a colon (:) in chat and start typing any related word or letter—the autocomplete menu will filter suggestions to help you find what you're looking for.
How do I create and save my own custom text art?
Use the custom text art chat command to paste your design, and the mod will save it for quick reuse later. Check your guides for the specific command syntax.
Why do my emojis look plain white instead of colorful?
Emojis appear in full color only if you have a compatible resource pack installed alongside the mod. Without one, they display in the default white color.
Do emojis work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, emojis work on any server. Other players will see them without needing the mod, though they'll only see the symbols if the server allows special characters in chat.
Can I use emojis in private messages or just public chat?
You can use emojis anywhere you can type text in the chat box, including private messages, as long as the server permits special characters.
How many emojis are included in the mod?
The mod comes with over 1200 different symbols and text art pieces ready to use right away.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
The mod is designed to be lightweight since it works client-side, but performance can vary depending on your system and how many resource packs you're using alongside it.