Lords Pc Wiki & Guide

PC blocks and peripherals are crafted using standard Minecraft materials like wood, stone, and dyes. Check the crafting recipes in your crafting menu or refer to the mod's crafting guide for the specific ingredients needed for each PC variant and peripheral.

No, all PC blocks in this mod are purely decorative and non-functional. They're designed only to add visual appeal to your gaming room builds and cannot run games or perform any in-game functions.

The mod includes 8 different PC variants with different visual designs and colors. Some variants feature themed aesthetics like Canada or Christmas themes, allowing you to match your PC to your room's overall style.

The RGB keyboards, mice, and headset stands are visual decorations only and do not emit light or change colors dynamically in-game. They're designed to look like RGB peripherals but function as static decorative blocks.

Monitors and TVs are decorative blocks and cannot display images, videos, or any content. They're meant to complete the look of a gaming setup but have no functional display capabilities.

RGB strip lights are decorative blocks that add visual flair to your gaming room setup. Place them along walls, shelves, or around your PC build to create an immersive gaming environment aesthetic.

The paintings added by this mod are purely decorative blocks with unique gaming-related artwork. They function like standard Minecraft paintings and cannot be interacted with beyond placement and removal.

Since all blocks are non-functional decorations, the mod has minimal performance impact. Performance depends on how many decorative blocks you place, but standard gaming setups shouldn't cause noticeable lag on most systems.

Yes, Lord's PC Mod works well alongside other decoration and building mods. Since these blocks are purely cosmetic, they won't conflict with furniture, building, or other visual enhancement mods.