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Block Breaker & Block Placer
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2 new vanilla-friendly redstone blocks; One for breaking and one for placing.
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
Features machines that process raw materials or automation processes.
Mechanics and features that improve on the Vanilla redstone system, from QoL to compact circuit substitutes.
Features systems for better item storage and organization.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Block Breaker & Block Placer adds two compact redstone utility blocks for turning placed blocks into items, and items back into placed blocks.- Build compact farms, entrances and redstone machines
- Keeps survival balance by respecting harvestability rules
- The Breaker breaks the block in front of it and places it in its inventory.
- The Placer places a random block from its inventory in the spot in front of it.
Why use this mod?
If you've ever wished that you could turn items into placed blocks, or vise-versa, this mod is for you.Here are just some of the many applications:
- Automated cobblestone generators
- Secret entrances without using pistons
- New redstone contraptions (redstone torch inside a Placer?)
- Automatic cocoa bean farm
Recipes
The recipes for both blocks follow similar patterns to the dropper and dispenser:
Balance Considerations
During development it was clear that Breakers would circumvent survival Minecraft's balancing considerably (e.g. breaking obsidian before the player has a diamond pickaxe). For this reason, the breaker block respects a block's harvestability settings. This means that the Breaker will only break the block in front of it if it has the correct tool. A simple set of examples:- Breaker has no tool - Can break dirt, logs, fletching table but not stone
- Breaker has wooden pickaxe - Can break stone, coal ore but not iron ore
- Breaker has shears - Can break leaves, tall grass, peonies but not stone
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a (fabric/forge/neoforge/risugami's modloader) version? Block Breaker & Block Placer exists on both Fabric and NeoForge. If you're running Quilt, use the Fabric jar. Can you backport the mod to Minecraft 1.X.X? This mod will not be backported. It will however support new major versions of Minecraft. I found a bug / my game crashed If you find any problems with Block Breaker & Block Placer, please feel encouraged to create an issue on the GitHub repository issue tracker. Bug reports are incredibly useful and help this mod reach its full potential.This description is up to date with the most recent version of Minecraft that the mod supports. Features may be modified or missing in earlier versions.


About
Block Breaker & Block Placer adds two compact redstone utility blocks for turning placed blocks into items, and items back into placed blocks.
- Build compact farms, entrances and redstone machines
- Keeps survival balance by respecting harvestability rules
Similarly to vanilla's Dispenser and Dropper, the Breaker and Placer are activated with a redstone pulse.
- The Breaker breaks the block in front of it and places it in its inventory.
- The Placer places a random block from its inventory in the spot in front of it.
Why use this mod?
If you've ever wished that you could turn items into placed blocks, or vise-versa, this mod is for
you.
Here are just some of the many applications:
- Automated cobblestone generators
- Secret entrances without using pistons
- New redstone contraptions (redstone torch inside a Placer?)
- Automatic cocoa bean farm
Recipes
The recipes for both blocks follow similar patterns to the dropper and dispenser:

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Balance Considerations
During development it was clear that Breakers would circumvent survival Minecraft's balancing considerably (e.g. breaking obsidian before the player has a diamond pickaxe).
For this reason, the breaker block respects a block's harvestability settings. This means that the Breaker will only break the block in front of it if it has the correct tool.
A simple set of examples:
- Breaker has no tool - Can break dirt, logs, fletching table but not stone
- Breaker has wooden pickaxe - Can break stone, coal ore but not iron ore
- Breaker has shears - Can break leaves, tall grass, peonies but not stone
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a (fabric/forge/neoforge/risugami's modloader) version?
Block Breaker & Block Placer exists on both Fabric and NeoForge. If you're running Quilt, use the Fabric jar.
Can you backport the mod to Minecraft 1.X.X?
This mod will not be backported. It will however support new major versions of Minecraft.
I found a bug / my game crashed
If you find any problems with Block Breaker & Block Placer, please feel encouraged to create an issue on the GitHub repository issue tracker. Bug reports are incredibly useful and help this mod reach its full potential.
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