Feather Standalone Client Mod FAQ

Open the Feather Standalone Client launcher and select your desired Minecraft version, then click Play. The mod will load with all its features enabled by default.

Check the Performance Optimizations guide to enable rendering tweaks and chunk loading settings. Also verify your Java allocation is sufficient and that conflicting mods aren't running alongside Feather.

Feather is designed as a standalone client, so adding other mods can cause conflicts. If you want additional functionality, check the mod conflicts guide to see which mods are known to work together.

Open the HUD customization menu (usually accessible in-game via a settings key) and toggle off individual elements like coordinates, FPS counter, or minimap to suit your preference.

Cosmetics are visual accessories like capes and particle effects that personalize your character. Access them through the cosmetics menu in the mod's settings to preview and equip available options.

First check that you're using a compatible Java version and have allocated enough RAM. If crashes persist, consult the Troubleshoot Mod Conflicts and Crashes guide or check your logs for specific error messages.

Feather works on most vanilla servers, but servers with anti-cheat systems may flag certain visual mods as suspicious. Always check your server's mod policy before joining.

Capes are available through the cosmetics system and can be unlocked or equipped from the mod's cosmetics menu. Check the Use Cosmetics and Capes guide for details on availability and how to apply them.

Yes, most Feather features have customizable keybinds accessible through the settings menu. Navigate to controls or keybinds and reassign them to your preference.

This is an unofficial standalone version that provides core performance and visual features without requiring the official launcher. Functionality may differ slightly, so refer to this wiki for accurate feature documentation.