Amendments FAQ

Amendments doesn't add a progression system, so you can start right away by crafting any of its decorative blocks. Try a carpet slab or wall lantern first, since those are the most immediately useful for builds.

Carpet slabs are made by combining carpet with a slab in a crafting grid. Place them like normal slabs to get thin carpet-topped surfaces that work on stairs and edges.

Carpet stairs are crafted similarly to carpet slabs, using carpet plus stairs. They let you carpet a staircase without the carpet floating awkwardly over the steps.

Fill a cauldron with water, then add dye to tint it. You can then dip dye bottles or items into the cauldron to color them, and the cauldron holds its color until you change or empty it.

Dye bottles hold dye in a portable form so you can apply color to blocks and items without carrying loose dye. Fill them from a dye cauldron or craft them directly.

Directional cake faces the direction you're looking when you place it, so you can orient the slice side toward a table or wall. Double cake is two cakes placed together to form a larger cake.

Hanging flower pots attach to the underside of blocks or to walls depending on placement. Right-click with a plant to put it in, and break the pot to retrieve the plant.

Place a tool hook on a wall and right-click it with a tool to store the tool on display. Right-click again to take it back, which is handy for organizing a workshop.

Amendments is designed to be lightweight and generally plays well with building and decoration mods. If a block from another mod doesn't interact with Amendments features like dye cauldrons, that's expected since only vanilla-compatible blocks are supported.

Amendments is a small decoration mod and shouldn't noticeably affect performance. If you place a very large number of hanging flower pots or wall lanterns, they behave like any other block entities and can add up, so keep dense clusters reasonable.

Amendments is a configurable Minecraft mod focused on tweaks to existing vanilla blocks, giving them more functionality and improved visuals without adding new ones. It was born as a merge of Carpeted Stairs, Better Lilypads, Better Jukeboxes, and some Supplementaries features.

Amendments supports Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.20.2, 1.20.3, 1.20.4, 1.21, and 1.21.1. It is available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

No. Amendments is available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge on Java Edition versions 1.20.1 through 1.21.1, not Bedrock.

It adds features like cauldron potion mixing, wall lanterns with a lantern holding animation, skull piles and candle skulls, and a better lectern GUI. It also includes carpeted stairs, better lilypads, better jukeboxes, and some Supplementaries features.

Dragon charge is one of the items registered by the Amendments mod. The mod file lists it among its 12 registered items and blocks.

The mod registers carpet slab, carpet stairs, directional cake, double cake, dragon charge, dye bottle, dye cauldron, hanging flower pot, liquid cauldron, skull pile, tool hook, and wall lantern.

Amendments cauldrons can store any liquid and be used to mix potions and dyes. When clicked they attempt to craft the item in your hand with the liquid they contain, and they can boil if they have a heat source below.

Lanterns have a new 3D animation when held in hand in both first and third person, and can be hung on walls with pendulum physics. This works with any lantern.

Amendments jukeboxes visually show the disc they are playing with a new and improved model, and the disc spins while playing. This works with any disc, modded or not.

Yes, carpets can be placed on slabs and stairs, and the same goes for moss carpets.