Piece names use the material itself: Gold Wall and Oak Step, rather than the full block's name followed by the shape. All 18 languages have matching material labels.
Building pieces for Minecraft 1.10.2, made from vanilla materials with ordinary crafting recipes. No templates or tools are needed. The mod does not generate terrain.
Version 0.3.6.110021 is a beta for testing. Back up existing worlds before trying it. Do not remove BuildingBricks from a world that still needs its other materials, shapes or tools.
The new crafting recipes are intended for packs without BuildingBricks. Keeping both mods installed can introduce competing recipes.
Ordinary dirt vertical slabs are included. Horizontal soil slabs, other vertical soil or grass slabs, turf and path slabs are not included. Sky's Grass Slabs remains independent.
Requires Forge 12.18.3.2511 and Java 8. Development uses ForgeGradle 7.0.34 and Gradle 9.6.1 under Java 17.
The mod adds 235 building block IDs and one hidden recovery holder: 236 in total. Fixed metadata palettes keep material and orientation assignments consistent between installations. Existing vanilla pieces are reused. Supported regular slab items place horizontally or vertically, including oak. Find the pieces in the Sky's Building Pieces creative tab, alongside the vanilla slab, stair, wall and pane items reused by the catalogue. Vertical slabs drop regular slabs and do not have separate creative entries. Only ordinary dirt needs a separate recipe when no horizontal slab is available.
The optional Biomes O Plenty add-on provides pieces for its woods, stones and gem blocks. It uses the same crafting patterns and replacement setting, with separate migration progress. Install the matching add-on and Biomes O Plenty on both the client and server. The core does not require either one.
Core and BOP together use 302 block IDs. Existing palette slots remain unchanged.
See pieces and recipes, configuration, existing worlds and trying the beta.
Release preparation covers the CI checks and publication safeguards.
Licensed under LGPL-2.1-only. Adapted BuildingBricks definitions and geometry retain the MIT notice in BUILDINGBRICKS-MIT.txt.
All custom walls have lower connecting panels and raised posts at ends, corners and junctions. A block or torch above keeps its supporting post. Selection follows the visible wall; the wall still prevents jumping over it. If using the BOP add-on, update its jar too so its wall models match this version.