In-Game Settings Menu

Jenny Mod adds a dedicated settings page accessible from Minecraft's mod configuration screen (on Java Edition via the Mods button on the main menu). The settings menu is organized into clear categories:

General Settings — Toggle the mod on/off, enable debug mode, and set the language for mod dialogue.

NPC Behavior — Adjust spawn rates, wandering distance, interaction radius, and daily schedule timing for all mod NPCs.

Visual Settings — Control animation quality, model detail level, particle effects, and render distance for mod entities.

Audio Settings — Independent volume sliders for NPC voice cues, interaction sounds, ambient audio, and background music.

Gameplay Settings — Modify relationship progression speed, gift value multipliers, and dialogue frequency.

Configuration File Editing

For advanced users, Jenny Mod exposes a detailed configuration file located in the Minecraft config directory (.minecraft/config/jennymod.cfg on Java Edition). This file provides granular control over parameters not exposed in the in-game menu:

Entity Registry — Enable or disable individual characters from spawning in your world.

Structure Generation — Set minimum distances between generated structures, biome whitelist/blacklist for spawning, and structure density.

Item Recipes — Modify crafting ingredients and output quantities for all mod items.

AI Parameters — Fine-tune pathfinding behavior, interaction timing, response delays, and mood calculation weights.

Performance Tuning — Set entity render limits, texture resolution caps, and animation frame rate targets for optimization on lower-end hardware.

Custom Skin Installation

Jenny Mod supports replacing character skins with your own custom designs. On Java Edition, navigate to the mod's resource folder within the Minecraft assets directory and replace the default skin PNG files with your custom textures. The skin template follows a specific UV map layout unique to Jenny Mod's 3D character models — the template file is included in the mod download and can be opened in any image editor that supports transparency (such as GIMP, Photoshop, or Paint.NET).

On Bedrock Edition, custom skins require creating a new resource pack that overrides the default Jenny Mod textures. Place your custom texture files in a resource pack folder with the correct directory structure and manifest.json file, then activate it above the Jenny Mod resource pack in your world settings so your custom textures take priority. Detailed skin creation tutorials and template downloads are available on our community pages.