The Corners FAQ

Find or craft one of the mod's paintings, place it in the world, and use Flint and Steel on it to activate it. Once activated, you can walk through the painting to enter a liminal space dimension.

Paintings can be found in the Overworld and collected like normal paintings, or you can craft them using the mod's recipes. Check your creative inventory or look through the mod's painting list to see all available options.

Yes, paintings act as two-way portals—you can walk back through them to return to the Overworld whenever you want.

Bring basic survival supplies like food, a weapon, and a light source, as liminal spaces can be disorienting and may contain hostile mobs. It's also wise to mark your painting's location so you can find your way back.

No, once a painting is activated with Flint and Steel, it remains active and you can use it as a portal as many times as you want.

Each dimension has its own unique atmosphere and layout—The Yearning Canal, The Communal Corridors, and The Hoary Crossroads each offer different exploration experiences and challenges.

Yes, you can build and modify the liminal spaces like any other Minecraft dimension, though the eerie atmosphere may make construction feel unsettling.

Yes, liminal spaces contain mobs that fit the mod's unsettling theme—be prepared for encounters when exploring.

Yes, you drop your items on death like normal Minecraft, but you'll respawn in your normal spawn point and can return through the painting to retrieve them.

The mod adds new dimensions and textures, so performance depends on your system—try it and adjust your render distance or graphics settings if needed.