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NXCustomBlocks - Stairs, Slabs, Columns, Big blocks
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NXCustomBlocks - Stairs, Slabs, Columns, Big blocks

by NXander · on CurseForge

Custom blocks: stairs, slabs, vertical slabs, columns, and big blocks. Adds stairs that actually work for climbing.

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⬇ Download for 26.0–26.10⬇ Download for 1.21.70⬇ Download for 1.21
I don't know my version
Open Minecraft and look at the bottom-left corner of the main screen — the version is printed there, like v1.26.30.
The game writes a 1. in front; the buttons above leave it off. v1.26.30 in the game is 26.30 here.
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Addon with 5 custom blocks: stairs, slabs, vertical slabs, columns, and big blocks.

Up&DownStairs

Please do not download this addon expecting absolute perfection, this is a personal mod. 

Could be wrong, but I believe this addon to be the first near vanilla experience when it comes to custom stair blocks. (Before 1.26.0, blocks could not have multiple collsion boxes.) 

 

VERSION 2:

  • Version 2 was made for minecraft bedrock 1.26.0 and up. For older versions, use older pack. 
  • Before version 2 of this pack: stairs placed an invisible block as the step and shifted it inside the placed stair step. Each stair was two blocks. This method still works, but the newer method of using multiple collision boxes is obviously better. 

 

Adds The Following: 

  • Stairs: All concrete, terracotta, wool blocks. Wood, logs. Dirt, grass, grass path. +More. 
  • Slabs: All concrete, terracotta, wool blocks. Wood, logs. Dirt, grass, grass path. +More. 
  • Vertical Slabs: All concrete, terracotta, wool blocks. Wood, logs. Dirt, grass, grass path. Most vanilla horizontal slabs. +More. 
  • Recipes for all added blocks in crafting table and/or stone cutter. 

LogVariants 

 

Block type explanation:  

  1. Stair: Checks for other stair blocks and places the correct type (single/turn/corner). They do not update on stair break (which I think is a feature). 
  2. Slabs: Check if placing over the same type of slab. If the slab is the same, make it a double slab. 
  3. Big Block: Chooses 1 of 4 block textures depending on the coordinate of the placed block.
  4. Column: Checks for column blocks above or below the placed block to extend the column.

 

  1. Dirt type blocks will not naturally turn into grass and other variants. To do this, use bonemeal on the block. ( I don't like having my blocks tick constantly, for now... ) 
  2. Use shovel on dirt/grass/etc for paths. Use Axe on wood types for stripped variants. 

 

Current Issues: 

  • Blocks have been given mostly similar properties (like break speed).
  • Slabs still act like full blocks when placed. If you can't place a standard cube block, you cant make a slab double.

Current Plans: 

  • Want all vanilla blocks that have a slab or stair to have all block type variants.
  • Make everything more efficient. Add block culling. Less block permutations. 
  • Add more custom blocks and more custom block types. 

 

This pack should work for updates 1.26.0 and up. No experimental toggles required.   

Please do not expect much from me in regards to updates. That said, I do have more ideas and will probably continue working on this at my own pace. 

 

Three block types

Quick facts

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

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