Explosive Enhancement Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the Explosive Enhancement Mod config?
The mod is 
configured through its config files rather than an in-game menu, so you edit the settings file in your config folder and reload or restart the game. If you use a 
mod menu mod, the Explosive Enhancement options may also appear there for quick toggling.
configured through its config files rather than an in-game menu, so you edit the settings file in your config folder and reload or restart the game. If you use a mod menu mod, the Explosive Enhancement options may also appear there for quick toggling.Does the Explosive Enhancement Mod work on servers?
It's a client-side visual mod, so it changes how explosions look for you without affecting server behavior. You can use it on servers that allow client-side mods, but other players won't see your enhanced effects.
Why do my explosions still look vanilla after installing the mod?
Make sure the mod is actually loaded and that you haven't disabled its effects in the config. If another mod overrides explosion particles or you're using a resource pack that replaces them, the enhanced effects may not show.
Can I turn off just the underwater bubble effects?
Yes, the config lets you toggle individual particle effects, so you can disable the underwater bubbles while keeping air explosion effects on. Look for the separate underwater or bubble-related option in the config file.
How do I make explosions less laggy?
Reduce or disable the heavier particle types like smoke plumes and shockwaves in the config, since those spawn the most particles. Lowering your Minecraft particle settings also helps if you want to keep the effects on.
Do bigger explosions look different with this mod?
Yes, the visuals scale with blast power, so larger explosions produce more intense effects than small ones. This is automatic and doesn't need any configuration.
Is the Explosive Enhancement Mod compatible with other explosion or particle mods?
It generally works alongside most mods, but other mods that replace explosion particles or rendering can conflict with it. If effects look wrong, try disabling the overlapping mod or its explosion features to test.
How do I completely disable the mod's effects without removing it?
Set the mod's master toggle in its config to off, which reverts explosions to vanilla visuals while keeping the mod installed. This is useful if you want to re-enable it later without reinstalling.
Does this mod change explosion damage or blast radius?
No, it's purely visual and doesn't affect explosion damage, knockback, or blast radius. Gameplay stays exactly the same as vanilla.
Why don't I see any shockwave or spark effects?
Check that those specific particle types aren't disabled in the config, and confirm your Minecraft particle settings aren't set to minimal. Some effects also only appear for certain explosion types or sizes.