Pts Deco Wiki & Guide

Open the creative inventory or use the mod's item tabs to browse the furniture and decoration blocks. Start by placing a few pieces in your build space to get a feel for the scale and style—most items are designed to work together, so experiment with combinations of sofas, tables, and lighting.

Yes, most decorative blocks can be crafted or obtained in survival, though some may require materials like marble, leather, or glass that you'll need to gather or trade for. Check the crafting recipes in-game or in a guide to see what's needed for the items you want.

Most furniture pieces are solid and have collision, so you can't walk through sofas or tables. Some decorative items like paintings or wall hangings are flat and won't block movement.

The mod is designed to be lightweight and modpack-friendly, so it shouldn't cause significant performance issues. However, placing thousands of decorative blocks in one area will impact performance like any other blocks—use optimization practices like spreading out detailed builds.

Yes, PTS Deco is designed to integrate well with other mods and modpacks. The furniture styles are generally compatible with modern and luxury themes, so they work alongside other decorative mods without conflicts.

Most furniture blocks can be rotated by right-clicking them while holding a wrench or by using the standard block rotation mechanics (sneak + right-click or similar, depending on your mod setup). Check the mod's configuration or in-game tooltips for specific rotation controls.

Most items are purely decorative and don't require power. However, some lighting fixtures like chandeliers or lamps may need to be powered with redstone or connected to a power system depending on the mod's implementation—check individual item descriptions in-game.

The mod includes outdoor furniture and decorations like pools, fire pits, umbrellas, and lounge chairs, so it's great for both interior and exterior builds. Materials like marble and glass work well for modern outdoor spaces too.

Plan your layout by function—group seating areas together, cluster lighting fixtures, and organize storage or display pieces separately. Use the mod's variety to create distinct zones (like a living room, dining area, and bedroom) rather than scattering items randomly.

Yes, as long as the server has the mod installed, all players will see the furniture and decorations correctly. The mod is popular on roleplay and creative servers for building hotels, cafés, and urban landscapes with multiple players.