Dusty Decorations FAQ

All blocks in Dusty Decorations are craftable in survival mode using simple recipes—you don't need to find them in the world. Start by gathering basic materials like wood, stone, or metal, then check your crafting menu for the blocks you want to make. The mod is designed to be accessible from early game onward.

Yes, rope blocks are climbable, making them useful for both decoration and vertical movement in your builds. You can also rotate rope to connect it to other blocks like chains for more complex designs.

Many blocks in Dusty Decorations have randomized textures and models, including jars, posters, scattered paper, and shelves. This randomization helps prevent your builds from looking repetitive when you place multiple blocks of the same type.

Shelves work as decorative storage, tables, building supports, and display surfaces. You can place blocks on top of them, including books and jars, to create layered decorative arrangements.

Yes, the mod includes hanging knives, wedged knives, cutting boards, and food barrels with variants for potatoes, apples, cod, berries, and more. These blocks are perfect for creating detailed kitchen displays.

Absolutely—the mod is specifically themed around ports and markets. Blocks like hanging fish, barrels, posters, corrugated metal awnings, and scattered paper are designed to create authentic dockside and market stall aesthetics.

Both are small shelves with randomized textures, but the cluttered shelf comes pre-decorated with items, while the small bookshelf is empty so you can place books or jars on it yourself. Choose based on whether you want a finished look or more control over placement.

Recipes use simple, common materials that fit the rustic theme—think wood, stone, metal, and basic items. You won't need rare or hard-to-find ingredients to create most blocks.

Yes, books can be placed individually on shelves or stacked together as a single block, giving you flexibility in how you arrange your library or study areas.

The randomized textures and models are designed to be lightweight, but using extremely large quantities of any decorative blocks in one area may impact performance depending on your system. For large builds, consider spacing out dense decoration or using simpler block variants.

It adds decorative blocks , mostly themed around ports and markets with a rustic feel. Most of the blocks are craftable in survival with simple recipes.

It registers 76 items and blocks , including food barrels, hanging fish, shelves, hanging knives , posters , scattered paper, rope , jars , corrugated metal, awnings, buoys, anchors , a treasure map , cooking pots , frying pans and books .

The Modrinth project page lists 1.20.4, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.2, 1.21.3 and 1.21.4.

It is available for Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.

Both, plus NeoForge. The Modrinth page lists all three loaders.

Yes, it registers 76 items and blocks , such as food barrels, awnings, corrugated metal blocks , shelves, jars and buoys.

Yes, all blocks are craftable in survival with simple recipes.

They are barrels of food with variants for most food types, including potatoes, apples, cod, beetroot, carrots, salmon, glow berries and sweet berries.

Yes, the rope is rotatable and climbable.

It is mostly themed around ports and markets, with a rustic feel and varied additions.