Features:
- Tools that move blocks freely instead of snapping to the grid
- Tools for rotating blocks freely
- Tools for resizing blocks larger or smaller
- Blocks can be merged together
- Works much like manipulating objects in 3D modelling software
- Applies to normal blocks from the base game and from other mods
- Covers decoration and furniture blocks among others
- Item tooltips explain how each tool is used
- Requires Architectury API to work
- Requires Indium alongside Sodium if Sodium is installed
- Forge loader support for Minecraft 1.16.5
- Made by Coco
Building in Minecraft normally means snapping full blocks to a rigid grid. Yuushya Modelling throws that limit out and hands you a set of tools that move, rotate, resize and even merge blocks freely, the way you would manipulate objects in 3D modelling software. A block can be nudged out of alignment, scaled down or turned until it sits exactly where you pictured it.
The tools are not restricted to a bundled set of props. They work on ordinary blocks from the base game and from other mods, which makes decoration and furniture pieces a natural fit: take something you already like and scale, turn or offset it until it suits the scene. Every tool explains itself through its item tooltip, so you can pick one up and start experimenting without a manual, and an online guidebook is in preparation as well.
This Forge build targets Minecraft 1.16.5 and needs Architectury API installed to run. Anyone using Sodium will also need Indium alongside it for the mod’s rendering to behave correctly.
