Nemos Vertical Slabs FAQ

Place regular slabs in the crafting grid according to the vertical slab recipe. Check your crafting menu or the mod's crafting guide for the exact arrangement, as it differs from horizontal slabs.

Vertical slabs can be placed on most solid blocks, but placement works best on flat surfaces. They orient based on which face of the block you click, similar to how stairs work.

Two adjacent vertical slabs create visual illusions and can appear to form complete blocks or interesting patterns depending on their orientation and the blocks around them. This is useful for creating detailed architectural details.

Vertical slabs are typically crafted from standard slab materials like wood, stone, and other common building blocks. Check which slab types are available in your mod version.

Vertical slabs are oriented based on which face you click when placing them. To change orientation, you'll need to break and replace the slab.

Vertical slabs have proper collision detection and function like regular slabs—players and mobs interact with them as solid blocks when placed.

Vertical slabs are solid blocks and don't have special redstone properties, so they work like regular building blocks in redstone contraptions.

Vertical slabs should work alongside other building mods, though visual clipping or placement conflicts may occur in rare cases depending on how other mods handle block placement.

Vertical slabs and stairs have different collision shapes and orientations, which can create visual gaps or overlaps. Plan your design to account for these differences.

Vertical slabs are lightweight blocks with minimal performance impact. Using them in large quantities shouldn't cause noticeable lag compared to regular building blocks.