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Zombify Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Does this mod work on servers?
Yes, Zombify Mod works on both single-player and multiplayer servers. All players on the server will experience the 100% conversion rate for villagers attacked by zombies.
Will my villagers still die if a zombie attacks them?
No, with this mod installed, villagers have a 0% chance of dying when attacked by zombies—they will always convert to zombie villagers instead.
Do I need to do anything to activate the mod?
No setup is required; the mod works automatically once installed. Simply load your world and the new conversion rates will apply to all future zombie-villager encounters.
What happens to villagers I already have in my world?
Existing villagers are unaffected until a zombie attacks them. Once attacked, they will follow the mod's 100% conversion rate instead of the vanilla difficulty-based chances.
Can I cure zombie villagers back to normal after they're converted?
Yes, the mod only changes the conversion rate—curing zombie villagers works exactly as it does in vanilla Minecraft using weakness potions and golden apples.
Does this mod affect zombie villagers that spawn naturally?
No, the mod only affects villagers that are converted by zombie attacks. Naturally spawned zombie villagers are unaffected.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
Zombify Mod is lightweight and makes minimal changes to game mechanics, so it should not cause noticeable performance problems.
Does the mod work on all difficulty modes?
Yes, the mod applies its 100% conversion rate across easy, normal, and hard difficulties, removing the vanilla difficulty-based variation.
Can I use this mod with other mods that change zombie or villager behavior?
Compatibility depends on how other mods modify these mechanics; check mod documentation or test in-game if you're combining multiple mods that affect zombies or villagers.
What if I want to turn the mod off without uninstalling it?
Remove the mod from your mods folder to disable it, then restart your game; vanilla conversion rates will apply again on your next load.