Antiblocks Rechiseled FAQ

AntiBlocks are typically obtained directly from the creative inventory or through mod-provided recipes. Check your recipe book (press 'R' by default) or use JEI/NEI to see the exact crafting recipe for the color variant you want.

Yes, AntiBlocks ReChiseled supports Connected Textures Mod (CTM) with Fusion, meaning adjacent blocks of the same type will connect visually for a seamless look. Make sure CTM is installed and enabled in your mod loader.

AntiBlocks emit light level 15, which is the maximum brightness in Minecraft, making them ideal for creating glowing decorative elements and fully illuminated builds without needing separate light sources.

Yes, since AntiBlocks emit maximum light level 15, they work well as decorative light sources, though they don't have the same visual style as traditional lighting blocks. Use them in walls, accents, or neon-style builds for a modern glowing effect.

Make sure CTM is properly installed and enabled in your mod loader configuration. Also verify that you're using the same AntiBlock color in adjacent blocks—different colors won't connect to each other.

AntiBlocks themselves are lightweight, but using many full-bright blocks in a small area can impact performance due to increased light calculations. Spread them out or use them strategically in builds to maintain good frame rates.

The mod reintroduces AntiBlocks with new colors compared to the original Chisel mod version. Check the mod's block palette in-game or in your creative inventory to see all available color options.

Yes, AntiBlocks work well alongside other decoration mods. They're compatible with most building mods, though combining many full-bright blocks from different mods may impact performance.

AntiBlocks are primarily decorative full-bright blocks. They behave like standard solid blocks for building and mining, with their main feature being the light emission and CTM support for connected textures.

Yes, AntiBlocks work in any dimension and are particularly useful in dark areas like caves, the Nether, or the End where their maximum light emission helps create visibility and aesthetic glowing effects.

It reintroduces the AntiBlocks from the Chisel mod, with new colors. The blocks are full bright and emit light level 15.

Yes, antiblocks are full bright and emit light level 15. This makes them useful for illuminated builds.

The mod registers bright and wool variants in colors including black, blue, cyan, green, magenta, orange, red, white, yellow, and brown. Each color also has bordered, button, pressure plate, slab, and stairs forms.

Yes, the mod registers slab, stairs, button, and pressure plate versions of its antiblocks. These exist for each color variant.

A bordered antiblock is one of the block variants registered by the mod, alongside the base antiblock and its slab, stairs, button, and pressure plate forms. It comes in the same color variants as the other antiblocks.

Yes, the mod supports Connected Textures Mod (CTM) with Fusion.

Yes, the mod registers wool variants such as wool blue, wool brown, and wool cyan antiblocks . These also have bordered, button, pressure plate, slab, and stairs forms.

The mod file registers 144 items and blocks . These cover the bright and wool color variants and their bordered, button, pressure plate, slab, and stairs forms.

Yes, it reintroduces the AntiBlocks from the Chisel mod. The difference is that it adds new colors.

The wiki lists a Crafting section with 144 entries, matching the number of registered items and blocks . The gathered facts do not include the individual recipe details.