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A mod that allows you to edit multiple wall signs at once if they are adjacent.
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A mod that allows you to edit multiple signs at once if they are adjacent.
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- Fabric Loader 0.19.2 or later
- Fabric API 0.115.0 or later (for 1.21.1 versions)
- Fabric API 0.92.2+1.20.1 or later (for 1.20.1 versions)
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THIS MOD IS IN ALPHA TESTING RIGHT NOW, IT MAY BE BUGGY!
Please report any bugs to github.
What does it do?
When placing two signs next to each other on a wall, both signs are treated as one long sign.

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Signs can be manually set to individual, allowing you to edit the sign as if it was a vanilla sign.
Note: Signs automatically seperate based on wood type. there is currently no way to combine multiple sign wood types.
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- Connected Wall Signs [✔️]
- Individual Sign Editing [✔️]
- Connected Floor Signs
- Connected Hanging Signs
- Large Text
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