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Softer Hay Bales Mod makes hay bales negate fall damage entirely, Assassin’s Creed style. You can freely jump off the highest tower in your world without worry, let’s perform a leap of faith now. This mod is part of The Vanilla Experience.

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Contents (5)
  1. Guides
  2. Frequently asked questions
  3. Dependencies
  4. Gallery
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Building a Safe Drop Chute or Elevator LandingUse bales as the floor of your shaft A vertical drop shaft is the fastest way down a base, but vanilla fall damage…How to Survive Any Fall Using Hay Bales (Leap of Faith Setup)Place the bale where you land, not where you jump With this mod installed, a hay bale absorbs all fall damage for…Making Bales Look Intentional in Builds (Aesthetic Leap-of-Faith Spots)Hide the safety net A bare hay bale at the bottom of a tower looks out of place. You can disguise the landing pad so…Using Hay Bales as a Trap or Mob Damage-Free ZoneWhy bales change mob behavior Since hay bales cancel fall damage for every entity, not just the player, they are a…

Frequently asked questions

How do I make hay bales actually negate fall damage?
Just place hay bales at the bottom of your drop and land on them — the mod makes them cancel fall damage on contact, no configuration needed. Make sure the bale is the block you actually touch, not a block next to it.
How many hay bales deep do I need for a safe landing?
A single hay bale is enough to negate fall damage with this mod, so you don't need to stack them for safety. Stack more only if you want a thicker-looking landing pad for builds.
Does landing on hay bales work from any height?
Yes — the mod removes fall damage entirely on hay bale landing regardless of how far you fell. You can jump from build limit down to a bale and walk away fine.
Why am I still taking fall damage when I land on hay bales?
You're probably landing on the block beside or under the bale, or clipping the edge of a neighboring block on the way down. Clear the column above the bale and aim for the center of the top face.

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Dependencies

Other mods needed to run this one.

Collective (required)