Waterlogging Custom Blocks with Water Buckets

In standard Minecraft, only a few blocks like stairs, slabs, and fences can hold water. With Configurable Waterlogging Mod, any block defined in your settings can be waterlogged directly using ordinary water buckets.

Adding and Removing Water

To waterlog an allowed block during regular gameplay, follow these steps:

1. Equip a standard water bucket from your hotbar.

2. Look directly at the block you want to submerge (such as a wooden door, sign, fence gate, or bed).

3. Right-click the block. The block will fill with water without breaking or dropping as an item.

4. To dry the block out, hold an empty bucket and right-click the waterlogged block to collect the water back into the bucket.

Handling Multi-Part Blocks

Blocks that take up more than one block space, such as beds and doors, feature full support. When you waterlog a door or bed:

• Both the top and bottom halves of doors hold water properly without leaving half-empty spaces.
• Both the foot and head of beds can be submerged seamlessly.
• You do not need special tools or commands for these blocks; normal bucket interactions work on both halves.