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Masky MobVote Model FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I summon a MobVote creature after installing the mod?
Use the MythicMobs command syntax in-game to spawn any mob from the pack—the mod includes pre-configured creature names for all rejected MobVote mobs. Make sure the resource pack is applied on your server so you and other players see the custom models.
Do I need MythicMobs plugin to use this mod?
Yes, this mod is built around MythicMobs configurations, so you'll need the plugin installed on your server for the mobs to function properly. The pack includes ready-to-use config files designed specifically for MythicMobs.
Can I make these mobs follow me around like pets?
Yes, the mod supports pet and follower behavior through MythicMobs settings. You can configure individual creatures to follow players; check the included configuration files for the follower mechanics available for each mob type.
What's the difference between the MooBloom variants?
The pack includes 13 different MooBloom styles, each with unique visual appearances representing different flower types and colors. They function identically in terms of mechanics—the differences are purely cosmetic.
How many colors do Tuff Golems come in?
Tuff Golems are available in 16 distinct color variants, giving you plenty of options to customize your world's appearance.
Players can't see the mob models—what's wrong?
The resource pack must be applied to your server and accepted by all players. Verify that the pack files are in your server's resource pack directory and that players have resource packs enabled in their settings.
Can I use this mod with other mob packs or plugins?
Compatibility depends on whether other packs conflict with the same mob names or model files. Test by running both together on a test server; if mobs don't appear correctly, you may need to rename creatures or adjust load order in your configs.
Do these mobs have the same behavior as vanilla Minecraft mobs?
No, their behavior is defined by MythicMobs configurations included in the pack, which may differ from vanilla mobs. Each creature has custom animations and can be configured with unique AI, drops, and abilities through the config files.
Will adding all these mobs hurt my server performance?
Performance impact depends on how many mobs you spawn and your server's resources. Start by spawning a few creatures and monitor server lag; you can adjust mob counts or disable certain variants if needed.
How do I customize what drops these mobs give or how much health they have?
Edit the MythicMobs configuration files included with the pack—these files control health, drops, damage, and other stats for each creature. After making changes, reload the plugin in-game to apply the modifications.