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Contents (5)
  1. Bookshelves
  2. Decorative Blocks
  3. Small Flowers
  4. Next guides
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The Building Module adds a variety of decorative and functional blocks to enhance base construction.

Bookshelves

Unlike vanilla bookshelves, Inspirations bookshelves are functional storage blocks with 14 slots for books. They can be crafted from any wood type (Oak, Spruce, Birch, Jungle, Acacia, Dark Oak, etc.) and come in four visual variants:

  • Default: Randomly sized books that take the color of the stored book.
  • Rainbow: Books appear in a fixed red-to-purple color order.
  • Tomes: Uniform, brown books for a professional library look.
  • Ancient: Brown and tan books with an adventuring aesthetic.

Enchanting Power: Bookshelves provide enchanting power to an Enchantment Table based on the number of books stored. A full shelf provides 1.5x the power of a vanilla shelf, while a shelf full of enchanted books provides 2.5x power.

Decorative Blocks

  • Enlightened Bushes: Crafted from leaves and glowstone, these bushes emit light. Available in White, Red, Green, Blue, Rainbow, and Christmas variants.
  • Glass Doors & Trapdoors: Transparent versions of standard doors and trapdoors. They require Silk Touch to be picked up once placed.
  • Mulch: A gravity-affected block (like sand) available in 8 colors. Most plants can be placed on it, making it ideal for garden paths.
  • Paths: Decorative, carpet-like blocks that sit slightly above the ground. Variants include Cobble, Round (Stone), Tiles (Stone Brick), and Bricks.
  • Ropes & Chains: Climbable blocks that can hang from the underside of solid blocks. Ropes and Vines can be turned into ladders by right-clicking with sticks; Chains can be turned into metal ladders with iron nuggets.

Small Flowers

Inspirations adds smaller versions of 2-high vanilla flowers, obtained by using shears on the bottom half of a tall flower: