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Olafs Relatively Placed Blocks Mod Wiki & Guide

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The community wiki and guide for Olafs Relatively Placed Blocks Mod.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Decorating Tight Spaces with Fences and ChainsWhy Fences and Chains Work Well Fences, chains, and similar thin decorative blocks are ideal candidates for the…Placing Multiple Items in One Block SpaceBasic Placement To fit multiple decorative items into a single block space, start by placing your first small item…Removing Individual Items from a ClusterBreaking Items One at a Time When you have multiple items grouped in one block space, you can remove them…Using Mod-Added Decorative Blocks with Relative PlacementAutomatic Mod Compatibility The mod measures item sizes directly, which means decorative blocks from other mods will…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start placing multiple items in one block space?
Place your first small decorative item normally on a block surface. Then look toward a different corner or side of that same block space and right-click with another small item while holding it. The mod will shift the items apart based on where you're facing.
What blocks work with this mod?
Vanilla small decorative blocks like lanterns, flower pots, candles, chains, fences, glass panes, iron bars, and heavy cores all work. The mod also automatically supports decorative blocks from other mods as long as they're small enough to fit.
Can I fit more than two items in one space?
Yes, you can fit between two and four small items in a single block space depending on their size. The mod measures each item's dimensions to determine how many can fit together.
How do I remove just one item from a cluster without breaking all of them?
Left-click on the specific item you want to remove from the group. Each item in the cluster can be broken individually without affecting the others.

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