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Menu Music Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Where do I put my music files for this mod?
Place your music files in a resource pack's `assets/menumusic/sounds/music/` folder. The mod will look for sound files with the `menumusic:music` identifier in this location.
What audio formats does Menu Music Mod support?
The mod supports OGG Vorbis format, which is the standard for Minecraft sound files. Convert your music to OGG before adding it to your resource pack.
Can I use multiple songs that rotate on the title screen?
Yes, add multiple music files to your `menumusic/sounds/music/` folder and the mod will cycle through them. Each file should be a separate OGG audio file.
How do I completely replace the default Minecraft menu music?
Create a resource pack with your custom music files in the correct folder structure, then load it with the `menumusic:music` identifier. Make sure your resource pack has higher priority than the default textures.
My music isn't playing on the title screen. What's wrong?
Check that your audio file is in OGG format, placed in the correct folder path (`assets/menumusic/sounds/music/`), and that your resource pack is actually loaded. Verify the resource pack appears in your active list in the resource pack menu.
Do I need to restart Minecraft after adding new music files?
Yes, you need to fully restart Minecraft for the mod to load new music files from your resource pack. Simply reloading resources in-game may not be sufficient.
Can I control the volume of the menu music separately?
Menu music volume is controlled by the 'Music' slider in Minecraft's Sound Settings, the same as regular in-game music.
Will this mod work with other mods that modify the title screen?
Menu Music Mod should work alongside most title screen mods, but conflicts can occur if multiple mods try to control music playback. Test compatibility by enabling mods one at a time.
What's the maximum length for a menu music track?
There's no hard limit, but very long tracks may cause performance issues on lower-end systems. Keep individual tracks to a reasonable length for a title screen experience.
Can I make the music fade in or have silence before it plays?
The mod plays whatever audio file you provide as-is. If you want fade-in or silence, edit your OGG file in an audio editor before adding it to your resource pack.