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Pyrite

by Cassian · on Modrinth

Variations of Vanilla blocks, including dyed wood planks and bricks, new material blocks and more to complete your colourful builds.

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About

Pyrite helps to fill out your block palette when building with various vanilla blocks! Looking to build with coloured blocks? Try out new Stained Planks, Dyed Lamps or Dyed Bricks in all the dye colours and more! Looking to flex your wealth? Try out Cut, Chiseled and Pillar variants of all the various resource blocks! Best of all, these variants (depending on the block) can include stairs, slabs, fences, fence gates, walls, wall gates, trapdoors, pressure plates, buttons - everything you need to decorate as you want.

Pyrite 0.18 also allows you to easily pick and choose what features you want, optionally allowing you to disable the entire mod!

For more info, check out the wiki!

Features

Read more on the Modded Minecraft Wiki

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Installation

Pyrite is a client and server mod for Fabric and NeoForge 1.21.1, 26.1, and 26.2. Its dependencies are listed below.

Dependencies

Mod Compatibility

Pyrite adds additional content when the following mods are installed.

FAQ

License

Code license (MIT)

Pyrite's code is available under the open source MIT License. Note that this means you are required to attribute the mod if you use any content from it in your own projects.

Credits

Pyrite is inspired by mods like Quark, Stoneworks, and Charm that expand on Minecraft's block palette.

Many textures are adapted from and inspired by vanilla Minecraft and removed features of such. These textures belong to Mojang.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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