Bridging Mod FAQ

Just look at an empty space in front of you, above you, or below you and use your place-block key like normal. A special crosshair appears to show exactly where the block will go, so you don't need to sneak or stand on an edge.

Make sure you're aiming at a valid empty position and that you actually have blocks in your hand. If placement delay is set too high in the config, it may feel like nothing is happening, so try lowering it.

Walk toward the edge and keep placing blocks while looking at the empty space ahead of you. The mod places the block in front of your character, so you can extend the bridge as you move without crouching.

Look upward at the empty space above your head and use your place key. The crosshair indicator will show the target position so you can line up ceilings and overhangs accurately.

Aim at the empty space beneath you and place as usual. This lets you extend downward for pillars, floors, or descending into a hole without jumping or pillaring manually.

The crosshair is an indicator that shows where your block will land in mid-air. You can disable it in the mod's config settings if you prefer a cleaner screen.

Yes, it handles partial blocks like slabs correctly, so placement lines up with the shape of the block. The outline box shown with the F3 menu open helps you confirm the exact position.

Open the mod's config and adjust the placement delay setting to control how quickly blocks can be placed in succession. Lower values feel faster, higher values are more controlled.

It's generally not recommended on large public servers because mid-air placement can be seen as an unfair advantage and may violate server rules. Check with the server staff or use it only in singleplayer or on servers that allow it.

The mod is lightweight and mainly affects placement logic and a small visual indicator, so performance impact is minimal. If you notice issues, try turning off the crosshair or outline display in the config.