Clutter No More Mod FAQ

You can only change block shapes while holding them in your hand by pressing the designated shape-swap key. Once a block is placed in the world, you'll need to break it and pick it back up to change its shape again.

Check your Controls settings in-game—the shape-swap key is configurable. By default it's often a key like 'R' or 'V', but you can rebind it to whatever feels comfortable for your building workflow.

No—with Clutter No More, you can convert any block into stairs, slabs, or other shapes directly in your hand without visiting a crafting table. This saves time and inventory space during large building projects.

Yes, the mod automatically merges scattered variants of the same material (like different orientations of stairs or slabs) back into a single stack when they're in your inventory together.

These are new building shapes added by the mod that don't exist in vanilla Minecraft. Vertical slabs stand upright on their sides, and small steps are shorter than regular stairs, giving you more creative building options.

Compatibility depends on how the modded blocks are coded. The mod works best with standard block types, but some custom blocks from other mods may not support shape conversion—check mod compatibility lists or test in-game.

By default, Minecraft shows every rotation and variant of stairs and slabs separately. Clutter No More hides these duplicates in creative mode so your menu stays clean and easier to navigate.

Yes—you can cycle through all available shapes for a block, including converting stairs or slabs back to full blocks by pressing the shape-swap key repeatedly.

Clutter No More is lightweight and shouldn't cause noticeable performance issues. It mainly manages inventory and creative menu display, so it runs smoothly even on lower-end systems.

The mod works on servers if the server has it installed. Without it on the server side, the shape-conversion feature won't function, though you can still use the mod for inventory organization on single-player.