Matching Shapes Across Colors
The core mechanic of Moar Concrete is consistency: each color offers the same set of shapes. This means a wall built from 
black concrete bricks can be continued with blue or brown bricks without changing the structural style, only the color.
Practical Applications
- Slabs and stairs let you create smooth rooflines, ledges, and floor transitions that plain full blocks cannot achieve.
- Walls and fences work well for railings, barriers, and property lines where you want a solid concrete look rather than wood or stone.
- Fence gates and buttons add functional interaction points that match the surrounding concrete.
- Panels are suited to flat decorative accents, such as trim or inset detailing on larger surfaces.
- Brick variants provide a textured alternative to smooth concrete for walls and floors.
Planning Your Palette
Since the shape options repeat across colors, decide on your color scheme first, then select the shapes you need. This keeps your build cohesive and avoids mismatched textures. The mod is designed for builders who want concrete to behave like a full decorative block family rather than a single plain block.
