More Slabs Stairs & Walls
Significantly expand your building capabilities with the More Slabs, Stairs & Walls modification. Now many blocks that previously weren't supported will get their own slabs, stairs, and walls.
What's new in version 4.0.0?
### New blocks - Bedrock - Mangrove roots - Muddy mangrove roots - Polished basalt - Chiseled quartz - Chiseled deepslate - Chiseled blackstone bricks - Chiseled stone bricks ### Crafting recipe changes - Added uncrafting recipes for raw ore and bar blocks - All logs can now be turned into planks - Waxed slabs, stairs, and walls can be created using honeycomb - Copper wall recipe changed to resolve conflict with copper trapdoor - Added dyeing recipes for all wool slabs, stairs, and walls - Added dyeing recipes for terracotta slabs, stairs, and walls - Added smelting recipes for all cracked slabs, stairs, and walls, as well as glazed terracotta ### Gameplay changes - Bone meal can now spread tall grass between grass slabs, stairs, walls, and regular grass blocks - All flammable blocks can now be used as fuel in furnaces and will burn in the world - Items and entities now properly gain slippery effect on lower ice slabs and stairs ### Model changes - All transparent slabs, stairs, and walls render more like their parent block - Slime walls now have an updated model - Honey walls now have an updated model - Fixed issue causing glass stairs to display their block face when they shouldn't - Fixed issue where glass slabs, stairs, and walls prevented weather and clouds from rendering
Obtainment methods:
Blocks added by this modification can be obtained through the following methods:
- Most slabs, stairs, and walls can be crafted using standard recipes (except for some block conflicts like snow slabs, plank walls, copper walls)
- All slab, stair, and wall blocks can be crafted using a stonecutter
- All blocks are available in the creative inventory
Unique features:
A distinctive feature of this modification is that all slabs, stairs, and walls inherit properties from their original blocks. For instance:
- Sand, gravel, and concrete powder are affected by gravity
- Grass spreads onto dirt slabs, stairs, and walls
- Soul sand and magma blocks create bubble columns
- Slime slabs, stairs, and walls bounce entities and stick to pistons
- Light blocks emit light
- Strippable blocks can be stripped
- Oxidizable blocks rust and can be waxed
- and so on
