Assorted Decor Mod FAQ

Craft a Colorizer block (like a chair, table, or slope) and place it in your world. Then craft or obtain a Colorizer wand/brush tool, select a supported block texture by right-clicking a source block, and right-click the Colorizer block to apply that texture to it.

You can colorize furniture (chairs, tables, stools, counters), building elements (slabs, stairs, walls, doors, trap doors), slope shapes (basic slopes, oblique slopes, corners, pyramids), and heating blocks (chimneys, firepits, fireplaces, stoves).

Only supported block textures work with Colorizer blocks—the mod has a whitelist of compatible textures. Most common building blocks like stone, wood, and brick variants are supported, but some specialty blocks may not be.

Place a neon sign block, right-click it to open the text interface, type your message, then apply dye colors to make the text glow. You can also use formatting options to customize the appearance of your text.

Neon signs emit light and glow in the dark, making them functional light sources as well as decorative blocks for adding ambiance to your builds.

Combine fireplace parts like chimneys, stoves, firepits, and firerings to construct a complete fireplace. Stack a chimney on top, add a stove or firepit as the base, and use firerings to frame the opening for a realistic heating element.

A firepit is a functional heating block you can place as the main fire source, while a firering is a decorative frame piece used to border or accent the firepit opening.

Yes—craft paint rollers in different dye colors to quickly paint siding and decor pieces across large areas without needing to reapply textures one block at a time.

Wallpapers and frames are purely decorative blocks with minimal performance impact; they're designed to add interior detail without causing lag.

Yes, Assorted Decor is designed to work alongside other mods, though some texture conflicts may occur if multiple mods try to colorize the same blocks—test your mod combination to ensure compatibility.