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EndingLibrary Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Do I need EndingLibrary to play other mods?
EndingLibrary is a library mod that acts as a dependency for certain other mods—if a mod requires it, you must install EndingLibrary first or that mod won't load. Check your mod's description to see if it lists EndingLibrary as a required dependency.
How do I use item components if I'm playing an older Minecraft version?
EndingLibrary backports item component functionality to older versions, allowing you to use modern item mechanics without updating your game. Check the 'Use Item Components in Older Game Versions' guide for specific syntax and examples.
What new commands does EndingLibrary add?
EndingLibrary adds several utility commands for managing game settings and mod behavior. See the 'Access Extra Commands Added by EndingLibrary' guide for a complete list and usage examples.
Why won't my mods load even though I installed EndingLibrary?
Make sure EndingLibrary is in your mods folder and that the version matches your game version and the versions required by your dependent mods. Check the 'Troubleshoot Mod Compatibility Issues' guide if problems persist.
Can I configure EndingLibrary settings?
Yes, EndingLibrary has configuration options you can adjust. Refer to the 'Configure EndingLibrary Settings' guide to see which settings are available and how to modify them.
Does EndingLibrary affect game performance?
EndingLibrary is designed as a lightweight library mod and should have minimal performance impact. If you experience lag, check that you don't have conflicting mods and review the troubleshooting guide.
Is EndingLibrary compatible with mod pack X?
Compatibility depends on whether the mod pack's other mods are designed to work with EndingLibrary and whether version requirements align. If you encounter issues, consult the 'Troubleshoot Mod Compatibility Issues' guide.
What happens if I remove EndingLibrary after using it?
Removing EndingLibrary will cause any mods that depend on it to fail to load. Only remove it if you're also removing all mods that require it as a dependency.
Can I use item components in datapacks with EndingLibrary?
Yes, EndingLibrary's item component backporting extends to datapacks, allowing you to define modern item mechanics in resource and data packs on older versions. See the item components guide for datapack syntax.
Do I need to create a new world for EndingLibrary to work?
No, EndingLibrary works with existing worlds, though some features may require world regeneration or specific setup depending on the dependent mods you're using. Check individual mod guides if you're unsure.