Taxcavereader FAQ

Audiobooks and story records are rare loot found inside dungeon chests throughout your world. You may need to explore multiple dungeons before collecting all of them, as they spawn randomly.

Place an audiobook or story record into a jukebox just like a regular music disc. The jukebox will play the audio, allowing you to listen to the Playa story while you continue playing.

The Cave Horror Story episodes follow a specific sequence from Episode 1 through Episode 9, with additional records like 'Lone Warrior' and 'Return of a Legend' fitting into the overall narrative. Check the Cave Horror Story Album interface to see the recommended episode order.

The Album is an in-game interface that displays all the story records you've collected and lets you view details about each episode. You can access it to track your progress through the Playa story.

Audiobooks are only found as loot in dungeon chests; they cannot be crafted. This makes collecting the full story a treasure hunt across your world.

The mod primarily adds audio files and a few interface elements, so performance impact should be minimal on most systems. If you experience lag, try disabling other heavy mods or allocating more RAM to Minecraft.

Taxcavereader Mod was designed for the Cave Horror Project modpack, but it functions as a standalone mod. Check the mod's documentation to confirm compatibility with your current mod setup.

If you lose a story record, you'll need to find another copy in a dungeon chest. Keep your audiobooks in a safe storage location to avoid losing progress through the story.

Only one jukebox can play audio at a time in vanilla Minecraft. If you place a record in another jukebox while one is playing, the first will stop.

Yes, there are additional records like 'Lone Warrior,' 'Return of a Legend,' and others that expand the Playa lore beyond the main episode sequence. Collect them all to experience the complete horror story.