Completed Blocksets Mod FAQ

All new blocks are organized into the default creative tabs alongside their vanilla counterparts (for example, polished calcite stairs appear in the building blocks tab). There's also a dedicated Completed Blocksets creative tab that contains every new block the mod adds for easy browsing.

Smelt raw resin blocks in a furnace or blast furnace to create polished resin. Once you have polished resin, you can craft it into stairs, slabs, and walls using standard crafting recipes.

The mod changes End stone progression: you must craft four End stone blocks together to make polished End stone, then use polished End stone to craft End stone bricks. This creates an extra step compared to vanilla, but gives you more building options.

Yes—the mod adds stairs, slabs, and walls for all concrete colors and all glazed terracotta color variants, completing palettes that were missing these pieces in vanilla.

Yes, the mod adds gold doors, trapdoors, bars, and chains for decorative metalwork and building accents.

Yes, you can craft functional redstone buttons and pressure plates from stone materials and copper, including all weathered stages of copper (fresh, exposed, weathered, and oxidized).

Granite, diorite, and andesite each receive polished and brick variants, with matching stairs, slabs, and walls for each.

Yes, all new blocks are designed to match the core art style of vanilla Minecraft by using standard block textures, so they blend seamlessly with existing materials.

Sandstone, red sandstone, and basalt receive missing stairs and walls to complete their building sets, though they don't receive the full brick treatment that granite, diorite, and andesite do.

Yes, the calcite set includes polished calcite, calcite bricks, stairs, slabs, walls, buttons, and pressure plates—a complete building palette for calcite.