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Simple Login Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I set up my password when I first join a server?
On your first join, the mod will prompt you to create a password in chat. Type your desired password and confirm it—the mod will then store it locally and automatically send it on future joins to that server.
Where does the mod store my passwords?
Passwords are stored in a client-side configuration file in your Minecraft directory. Each server's password is kept separate, so you can use different passwords for different servers.
What happens if I forget my password?
You'll need to contact a server administrator to reset your account, as the mod only stores your local copy. The server admin can remove your account so you can rejoin and create a new password.
Can I use the same password for multiple servers?
Yes, you can use the same password across different servers, but the mod stores each server's password independently. You can manage and change passwords per server individually.
How do I change my password on a server?
Use the password change command in-game (typically `/changepassword `), and the mod will update your locally stored password automatically.
Why didn't the mod auto-login me this time?
Check that your stored password file hasn't been deleted or corrupted, and verify you're connecting to the correct server. If the server was reset or your account removed, you'll need to set a new password on next join.
Does this mod work on online-mode servers?
No, Simple Login Mod is designed for offline-mode servers only. Online-mode servers use Minecraft's built-in authentication and don't need this mod.
Will this mod slow down my game or cause lag?
No, the mod runs lightweight authentication checks at login and has minimal impact on performance once you're in-game.
What if I play on multiple computers—do I need to set passwords on each one?
Yes, each computer stores passwords separately in its local Minecraft directory. You'll need to set or re-enter your password on any new computer you play from.
Can admins see my password?
No, passwords are hashed server-side and stored only on your client. The server never receives your plain-text password, only a verification that you know the correct one.