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Scholar Mod enhances the book mechanics, offering players viewing, editing, and organizing books. It introduces advanced text formatting and improved interfaces for signing and storing books. This mod also adds customization options, allowing players to configure their books.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
by_author_color"by: <author>" Text Color
enter_title_color"Enter Book Title" Text Color
animationAnimation
bookBook
book_drop_chanceBook Drop Chance
book_reading_chanceBook Reading Chance
book_spawn_chanceBook Spawn Chance
changeable_authorChangeable Author
chiseled_bookshelf_tooltipChiseled Bookshelf Tooltip
colorsColors
extra_toolsExtra Tools
hide_offhand_itemHide Offhand Item
integrationIntegration
jeiJEI
lectern_colored_bookLectern Colored Book
lectern_tooltipLectern Tooltip
literate_mobsLiterate Mobs
page_numbers_colorPage Numbers Color
pause_gamePause Singleplayer Game
readingReading
replace_screens_in_handReplace In-Hand Screens
replace_screens_on_lecternReplace Lectern Screens
screenScreen
selection_colorSelection Color

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Frequently asked questions

What does Scholar Mod do for books in Minecraft?
It enhances book mechanics by adding viewing, editing, and organizing features. It also introduces advanced text formatting and improved interfaces for signing and storing books.
Can I edit books in Scholar Mod?
Yes, the mod adds book editing functionality, including editing on a Lectern. It also provides a two-page book viewing and editing UI.
Does Scholar Mod change how books are signed?
Yes, it includes an enhanced book signing UI. This makes the signing process more polished than the vanilla version.
Can books be customized with colors in Scholar Mod?
Yes, the mod adds customizable colored books. It also matches Chiseled Bookshelf colors to the books stored in them.

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