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Moe Music Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the music player?
Press the configured keybind (default varies by mod pack) to open the music player UI in-game. You can also access it through the mod menu if available in your launcher.
Where do I put music files so the mod can find them?
Place your music files in the mod's designated music folder, typically located in your .minecraft/moemusic or config directory. Supported formats are usually MP3, OGG, and WAV—check your mod's documentation for the complete list.
Can I use music from Spotify or YouTube?
No, the mod only plays local audio files stored on your computer. You'll need to download or convert music to a supported format first.
Why isn't my custom music showing up in the library?
Make sure your files are in the correct folder, use a supported audio format, and try refreshing the library or restarting the game. Check that the filename doesn't contain special characters that might cause issues.
Does the music keep playing when I pause the game?
This depends on your mod settings—check the Settings menu to toggle whether music continues during pause or stops with the game.
Can I use this mod on a multiplayer server?
Yes, the mod is client-side only, so each player hears their own music without affecting others. No server-side installation is needed.
How do I shuffle or repeat songs?
Use the playback control buttons in the music player UI—look for shuffle and repeat toggle icons to cycle through different playback modes.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
The mod is lightweight and shouldn't significantly impact performance, but playing high-bitrate audio files or having a very large library might use extra memory. Optimize by using compressed audio formats if needed.
Can I search for songs by artist or album?
Yes, use the search bar in the music player to find songs by title, artist, or other metadata. The search function filters your library in real-time.
What happens to my playlists if I update the mod?
Your playlists and settings are typically stored separately from the mod files, so they should persist after updates—but back up your config folder to be safe.