Pebbles Twigs Mod FAQ

Craft pebbles by placing stone blocks in a crafting grid, and craft twigs using logs, wood, or stripped wood blocks. You can also find them naturally scattered across the world in forests, caves, ocean floors, and other biomes.

Yes, you can stack up to four pebbles in a single block space by right-clicking an existing placed pebble with a matching stone type. This lets you control terrain density and create layered decorative effects.

Click the top or bottom of a block to place a vertical twig standing upright, or click the side of a block to place it flat and horizontal. You can also target the upper or lower half of a block's side to position twigs high or low.

Right-clicking a placed twig with any axe removes its bark and creates a clean stripped version, giving you a different visual appearance for decoration.

Yes, all pebbles are waterloggable, so you can place them on underwater surfaces like ocean floors and riverbeds without them popping off or floating away.

Right-click while holding a pebble to throw it at targets or enemies to deal damage. You can also load pebbles into Dispensers to create automated traps.

Stone types include Andesite, Diorite, Granite, Stone, Deepslate, Tuff, Sandstone, Red Sandstone, Blackstone, and End Stone. Wood types include Oak, Spruce, Birch, Jungle, Acacia, Dark Oak, Mangrove, Cherry, Pale Oak, and Nether wood varieties.

Yes, all twigs are flammable, so they will catch fire and burn if exposed to flames or lava. Keep this in mind when building with them near heat sources.

Yes, you can craft pebbles back into their original full stone blocks in survival mode, making the mod fully reversible for building and terraforming.

Pebbles generate in caves, riverbeds, ocean floors, and deserts, while twigs scatter across forests and Nether biomes. This creates natural-looking terrain variation without requiring manual placement.