Construction Sticks FAQ

Craft a Wood Construction Stick using sticks and wood planks at a crafting table. This is your starting tool—it places blocks in the direction you're facing, though it has limited durability and can only place a smaller number of blocks per use compared to higher tiers.

No, the stick will automatically pull blocks from containers in your inventory like Shulker Boxes and Bundles, so you can carry far more building materials without filling your hotbar. You can also hold blocks in your offhand for additional options.

Higher tiers (Copper, Iron, Diamond, Netherite) have more durability and can place more blocks in a single use. Netherite sticks are the most powerful and longest-lasting, while Wood sticks are the weakest but easiest to craft.

Take your Construction Stick to a Smithing Table and place the stick, a template (like Angel or Destruction), and the required additional item into the Smithing Table slots. The upgraded stick will combine the abilities of both items.

Yes, use the Angel Template to upgrade your stick. This lets you place blocks floating in mid-air or even behind the block you're looking at, perfect for building floating structures.

The Battery Template makes your stick use RF energy instead of durability, so it never wears out as long as you have power available. You'll need to charge it using mods that generate or transmit RF energy.

Yes, apply the Unbreakable Template at a Smithing Table to make your stick lose zero durability with every use. This is the most powerful upgrade for long-term building projects.

The highest-tier sticks can place up to 1,024 blocks with a single click, though this depends on the stick's tier and any templates applied to it.

The Destruction Template quickly removes a large area of blocks instead of placing them, making it useful for clearing terrain or mining operations. The blocks are destroyed rather than collected.

Yes, when you aim your Construction Stick at a location, you'll see a wireframe preview showing exactly where the blocks will be placed before you click, so you can adjust your aim.

It adds special sticks that let you place many blocks at once, up to 1024 at a time, extending your build in the direction you are facing. You can also upgrade sticks with templates to gain extra abilities.

It registers eleven items: angel stick template , battery template , copper stick , destruction stick template , diamond stick , iron stick , netherite stick , replacement stick template , stick template , stickiest stick , and unbreakable template .

There are five tiers: Wood, Copper, Iron, Diamond, and Netherite. Each higher tier has more durability and can place more blocks at a time.

Wood places 3, Copper 9, Iron 27, Diamond 128, and Netherite 1024 blocks at once. The Destruction template has its own limits: 1, 3, 9, 25, and 81 blocks respectively.

Wood has 59 durability, Copper 131, Iron 250, Diamond 1561, and Netherite 2031. The Unbreakable template removes durability consumption entirely.

There are four templates: Angel (place blocks in mid-air or behind the block you are looking at), Destruction (remove a large area of blocks ), Unbreakable (no durability loss), and Battery (use RF instead of durability).

Combine the stick, an upgrade template, and an additional item in a Smithing Table to apply the template's ability.

It supports Forge and NeoForge, on Minecraft versions 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

Yes, it automatically uses blocks from Shulker Boxes, Bundles, and other containers in your inventory. It also supports placing blocks from your offhand.

It is a fork of the original ConstructionWand mod by Theta-Dev, which is MIT licensed. It has been modified to add new tiers, templates, and functionality.