Reader Mod FAQ

Reader Mod is enabled by default once installed. Simply point your crosshair at any block or item and you'll see its name appear on your action bar at the bottom of your screen.

Make sure your action bar is visible and not hidden by another mod or setting. If you're looking at a vanilla block, the mod should display its name immediately—try moving your crosshair away and back onto the block.

Yes, Reader Mod identifies both vanilla and modded blocks and items. It displays whatever name the block or item is registered with in the game.

Reader Mod shows the block name on your action bar. For deeper information like block properties and variants, refer to the "Learn Block Properties and Variants" guide or check the mod's documentation.

Reader Mod is designed to identify blocks you're looking at in the world and entities. For inventory items, you can hover over them to see their names in the tooltip, which is a vanilla Minecraft feature.

Reader Mod has minimal performance impact since it only displays text on your action bar when you're looking at blocks. It should not cause noticeable lag on most systems.

Yes, Reader Mod works in both single-player and multiplayer worlds. It's a client-side mod, so it only needs to be installed on your client.

Reader Mod displays block names by default on your action bar. Check the mod's configuration options or documentation to see if there are customization settings available for your version.

Reader Mod should work alongside most other mods, but if you have multiple mods displaying information on your action bar simultaneously, they may overlap. Test your mod combination to ensure compatibility.

Simply explore the new blocks in your world and point your crosshair at them—Reader Mod will display their names on your action bar. For more detailed information about what these blocks do, see the "Quickly Learn New Mod Content" guide.