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Online Emotes Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Do I need Emotecraft installed to use Online Emotes Mod?
Yes, Online Emotes Mod is an add-on for Emotecraft and requires it to function. Install Emotecraft first, then add Online Emotes Mod on top of it.
Why can't I see other players' emotes on the server?
Make sure both you and other players have Online Emotes Mod installed. On vanilla servers, the mod still requires all participants to have it; the mod enables cross-visibility but doesn't bypass the need for installation.
How do I perform an emote in multiplayer?
Open your emote menu using the default keybind (check your controls settings), select an emote from the list, and your character will perform it for nearby players to see.
Can I change the keybind for emotes?
Yes, go to your Controls settings in Minecraft, search for the emote keybind option, and rebind it to any key you prefer.
What emotes are available in the mod?
Browse the available emotes by opening the emote menu in-game; the mod includes a variety of gestures and expressions that you can preview before using.
Will emotes work on servers that don't have the mod installed?
Other players will only see your emotes if they also have Online Emotes Mod installed. On servers without the mod, other players won't see your animations.
Does this mod work with modpacks?
Yes, Online Emotes Mod is compatible with most modpacks as long as Emotecraft is also included; check your modpack's mod list or add both mods if building your own.
Can I use emotes in single-player or only multiplayer?
The mod is designed for multiplayer use, though you can perform emotes in single-player—they just won't be seen by anyone since there are no other players.
Do emotes cause lag or performance issues?
The mod is lightweight and shouldn't cause noticeable performance impact; if you experience issues, try disabling other mods to isolate the problem.
Can I create or upload my own custom emotes?
Custom emote creation depends on the mod's customization features—check the guides on browsing and discovering emotes, or the mod's documentation for details on adding custom animations.