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Markdown Manual Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Does Markdown Manual Mod add anything to my inventory?
No. Markdown Manual Mod is a library that other mods use to display their guides. By itself, it adds no items, blocks, or creative tabs—you need another mod that depends on it to see any in-game manuals.
How do I open a guidebook if I have a mod that uses this?
That depends on the mod using Markdown Manual Mod. Check that mod's documentation for how to access its guide—it might be a keybind, a crafted item, or a command. Markdown Manual Mod just provides the framework; each mod decides how players open their manual.
Can I use Markdown Manual Mod with multiple mods at once?
Yes. Markdown Manual Mod works as a shared library, so any number of mods can depend on it and display their own guides without conflict. Each mod's manual operates independently.
How do I make a guidebook for my own mod?
Write your guide content as Markdown files, then use Markdown Manual Mod's API to register and display them in-game. See the 'Creating a Markdown Guidebook for Your Mod' guide for setup steps and code examples.
Can I add pictures of items and blocks inside my guide text?
Yes. Use standard Markdown image syntax, and Markdown Manual Mod will render item and block models directly in the text. See 'Embedding Item and Block Visuals in Your Guide' for the exact syntax and limitations.
How do I change the colors and style of a guidebook?
Markdown Manual Mod allows full visual restyling through its theming system. You can customize colors, fonts, and layout to match your mod's aesthetic or create a dark mode variant—see 'Customizing the Appearance of Your Guidebook' for details.
Do clickable links between guide pages work?
Yes. Markdown Manual Mod supports standard Markdown links that connect pages together within the same manual. Links are fully clickable and let players navigate between sections.
Will Markdown Manual Mod slow down my game?
No. It's designed as a lightweight library that runs in the background. The mod only loads and renders guide content when you actually open a manual, so it has minimal performance impact.
What if a mod I'm using doesn't have a guidebook?
That's up to the mod author—Markdown Manual Mod is just the tool. If a mod doesn't include a guide, the author chose not to create one. You can check that mod's documentation or community resources instead.
Can I edit or create my own guides for mods that don't have them?
That depends on whether the mod using Markdown Manual Mod exposes a way to add custom guides. Check the mod's documentation or 'Setting Up Markdown Manual Mod as a Library for Multiple Mods' to see if custom content is supported.