Mannequins FAQ

Craft a Mannequin using the recipe shown in the mod wiki, then place it in the world like any other block. Right-click it to open the customization menu.

Yes, right-click a placed mannequin to access the pose menu where you can adjust the position of its head, arms, legs, and body to create different stances.

Right-click the mannequin to open its menu, then place armor pieces in the designated armor slots just like you would equip them on yourself.

Yes, mannequins can be equipped with tools and weapons in their hand slots through the customization menu, allowing you to display your best gear.

Mannequins are very durable and designed to withstand damage, making them suitable for combat training without breaking easily.

Yes, you can use mannequins as stationary training dummies to practice your combat skills, sword techniques, and aim without the mannequin being destroyed.

Breaking a mannequin will drop it as an item that you can pick up and place elsewhere, along with any armor or tools it was holding.

Mannequins can be posed in different positions and equipped with various armor sets to change their appearance, though they don't have custom skin options like player heads.

Mannequins should work alongside most other mods, though compatibility depends on whether those mods modify core game mechanics like armor rendering or entity behavior.

Yes, mannequins can be crafted in survival mode using the standard crafting recipe once you have gathered the required materials.