Minepedia Mod FAQ

Press the key bound to Minepedia (default is usually a configurable hotkey—check your controls settings). The guidebook menu will open as an overlay, and you can close it by pressing the same key or clicking the close button.

Yes, use the search bar at the top of Minepedia to type the name of any item, block, or mob. Results will appear instantly, showing you the entry with its recipe, description, and stats.

Search for the item you want to craft, or browse the Crafting category in the table of contents. Minepedia will show you the exact recipe layout, required ingredients, and how many of the item you'll get.

Search for the mob by name or navigate to the Mobs section in the index. The entry will list all drops, their drop rates, and the mob's health and other combat stats.

Yes, smelting recipes are included in item entries, and some entries cover brewing recipes as well. Check the recipe section of any item to see all ways to obtain or craft it.

Yes, Minepedia is a client-side mod, so it works on any server without requiring the server to have the mod installed. It's purely informational and doesn't affect gameplay or other players.

No, Minepedia is lightweight and only loads when you open it. It shouldn't cause noticeable performance issues, though this depends on your system specs.

Minepedia is designed for vanilla Minecraft content. Compatibility with modded items and blocks depends on the specific mod—some may be supported, but content from heavily modified mods may not appear in Minepedia.

Use the table of contents to browse by category (Blocks, Items, Mobs, Crafting, etc.), or scroll through the index to see all available entries organized alphabetically.

Yes, the Enchantments section lists all available enchantments with their descriptions, effects, and which items they can be applied to.