🧱 BetterBuilding

A Vanilla+ building mod focused on flexible and comfortable building

BetterBuilding is a Vanilla+ building mod that adds a small but carefully designed set of decorative building blocks and builder-focused tools.
The goal of the mod is to improve building without changing Minecraft’s core gameplay or visual style.

All blocks are designed to fit naturally into vanilla Minecraft and feel like they belong in the base game.

🧱 Currently Added Blocks

BetterBuilding currently includes the following building blocks:

• Small wooden pillar
• Double-ended pillar (two-sided design)
• Hay roof block (thatch-style roof)

These blocks are designed for:

• Houses and roofs
• Structural details
• Decorative builds in vanilla-style worlds

The number of blocks is currently limited, as the mod is still in active development.

🔧 Rotation Tools

BetterBuilding includes two different Rotation Tools that allow you to rotate BetterBuilding blocks after placement, without breaking them.

Rotation Tool Features

• Rotate placed BetterBuilding blocks
• Works only on BetterBuilding blocks
• Infinite durability
• Craftable with survival-friendly recipes

This makes building:

• Faster
• More precise
• More comfortable, especially for detailed or symmetrical builds

🎮 Gameplay & Balance

• Fully usable in Creative and Survival
• All blocks and tools have proper crafting recipes
• No changes to vanilla progression or balance
• Client and server friendly

🎨 Vanilla+ Design Philosophy

BetterBuilding focuses on:

• Vanilla-style textures and models
• Simple and clean block shapes
• Quality-of-life improvements for builders

The mod avoids overly complex mechanics and stays true to the vanilla Minecraft aesthetic.

⚙️ Compatibility

• Mod Loader: NeoForge
• Suitable for Vanilla+ modpacks

⚠️ Beta Status

BetterBuilding is currently in BETA.
The amount of available blocks is still small, and the mod is actively being developed.

Future updates may include:

• More block types
• Additional variants
• Further building improvements

Feedback, suggestions, and ideas are very welcome!