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Party Parrots Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I make parrots dance without a jukebox?
Party Parrots Mod makes parrots dance automatically based on configurable conditions—you don't need a jukebox or music disc at all. By default, parrots will start dancing when certain in-game events occur; check your config file to see what triggers are active.
Where do I find the mod config file?
The config file is located in your .minecraft/config folder after you run the mod for the first time. Open it with a text editor to adjust when parrots start dancing and other behavior settings.
Can I make parrots dance on command?
This depends on your config settings—you can enable conditions like redstone signals or proximity triggers to control when parrots dance. Check the configuration guide to see which trigger options are available and enable the ones you want.
Do parrots need to be tamed for them to dance?
No, Party Parrots Mod affects all parrots in your world regardless of whether they're tamed or wild. Both wild and tamed parrots will dance when the configured conditions are met.
Why aren't my parrots dancing?
Check that the mod is installed correctly and that your config file has at least one dance trigger enabled. Make sure the conditions for dancing are actually being met in your world—refer to the troubleshooting guide for specific scenarios.
Can I change the dance animation or speed?
The mod provides dance animations, but customizing the animation itself or its speed typically requires editing the config file or using resource packs. Check your config options to see what parrot behavior settings are available.
Does this mod work with other parrot mods?
Compatibility depends on how other mods modify parrots—some mods may conflict with Party Parrots' animations or behavior. If you experience issues with multiple parrot mods installed, try disabling one to identify conflicts.
Will this mod cause lag with many parrots?
Having many parrots dancing simultaneously can impact performance, especially on lower-end systems. If you experience lag, try reducing the number of parrots or adjusting your config to make dance triggers less frequent.
How do I create a parrot dance floor?
Build an area where you gather multiple parrots, then configure the mod to trigger dancing based on proximity, redstone, or other conditions. You can use the configuration options to make parrots in that area dance reliably for a fun display.
Can I disable the mod for specific parrots or areas?
The mod affects all parrots globally based on your config settings, but you can adjust triggers to be very specific—for example, only dancing near certain blocks or when receiving a redstone signal. This lets you control where and when dancing happens.