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Yes Steve Model Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the model selection menu in Yes Steve Model?
Press the mod's assigned keybind (check your Controls settings for the Yes Steve Model category) to open the model picker in-game. From there you can browse your loaded models and click one to apply it to your player.
Where do I put custom model files so the mod can find them?
Drop your model folders or files into the mod's models directory inside your Minecraft instance folder. The mod scans that folder on load, so restart or reload the model list after adding new files.
Why is my custom model not showing up on my player?
The most common causes are a malformed model folder structure, a missing or broken animation file, or the model not being selected in the picker. Check the mod's log for parsing errors and confirm the model appears in the selection menu before applying it.
Do other players need the mod installed to see my model?
On a server running the mod, vanilla or non-modded players will have models synced to them automatically by the server. In singleplayer or on servers without the mod, only players who have the mod and the model file will see it.
How does model syncing work when I join a server?
When you connect, the server sends the models it has configured to your client, and they're stored as encrypted binary files. This means you don't need to manually download each model the server uses.
How do I stop people from stealing or reusing my model?
Use the mod's model permission system to authorize specific players or servers for your model. Models sent to clients are encrypted, which prevents them from being copied directly out of the sync files.
Can I use Yes Steve Model alongside other animation or player-model mods?
It generally conflicts with mods that also replace the player renderer or player animations, since both try to control the same thing. If you see broken or doubled models, remove the overlapping mod or check for a compatibility setting.
My animations are broken or the model is frozen — how do I fix it?
This usually means the animation file is missing, uses an unsupported format, or failed to parse. Re-check the model's animation files against a known-working model and look at the log for the specific error.
Does Yes Steve Model hurt performance or FPS?
Detailed models with many bones and animations cost more to render than a vanilla skin, especially with several players visible at once. If FPS drops, lower your render distance or avoid loading very high-poly models on low-end machines.
How do I make my own model and animations for the mod?
Create the model in a supported modeling tool, export it in the format the mod expects, and place it in the models folder with its animation files. Then load it in-game via the model picker to test and iterate.