Stately Armor Stands Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I craft a mannequin?
Refer to your mod's crafting recipe in-game using your recipe viewer or crafting table. Once crafted, you'll have a mannequin item ready to place down in your world.
Can I use a player skin that isn't my own account?
Yes, you can type any valid Minecraft username into the username field in the notebook menu, and the mannequin will display that player's skin. You can also paste custom skin data from player head give commands.
Why isn't my mannequin showing the skin I entered?
Make sure you've typed the username correctly and that it's a valid Minecraft account. If using custom skin data, ensure it was copied properly from the give command and pasted into the correct field.
Do mannequins support modded armor and weapons?
Yes, mannequins can equip both vanilla and modded armor, tools, and weapons through the equipment slots in the notebook menu.
Can I hide the nameplate or pedestal on a mannequin?
Yes, the notebook menu includes toggles to show or hide the pedestal and nameplate independently, letting you customize the mannequin's appearance.
How do I change a mannequin's pose?
Right-click the mannequin to open the notebook menu, navigate to the pose tab, and select from the available stances and action poses. The live preview will show your selection in real-time.
Can mannequins display player capes?
Yes, the mod includes cape support, and you can toggle whether a cape displays or hides through the notebook menu settings.
What's the difference between Steve and Alex models?
Steve has standard-width arms, while Alex has slimmer arms. The mod supports both player model types, and the correct model will display based on the skin data you provide.
Can I rotate the mannequin to face a different direction?
The notebook menu includes a live rotatable preview for editing, allowing you to adjust the mannequin's orientation before applying changes.
Do mannequins cause lag or performance issues?
Mannequins are designed to be display blocks, but performance depends on how many you place and your system specs. Consider the number of active mannequins and equipped items if you experience slowdowns.