FramedBlocks

Mod

by XFactHD

Fancy building blocks

Type

Mod

CurseForge Downloads

CurseForge ID

441647

Modrinth Downloads

1,334,928

Modrinth ID

wbgfS34j

Last Updated

Apr 27, 2026

Description

FramedBlocks adds blocks of various shapes that can be made to look like almost any other block in the game.

FramedBlocks screenshot

The following shapes as seen on the picture above from left to right, front to back are currently implemented:

Framed Cube
Framed Slope (can also be placed vertically)
Framed Corner Slope (can also be placed vertically)
Framed Inner Corner Slope (can also be placed vertically)
Framed Prism Corner
Framed Inner Prism Corner
Framed Threeway Corner
Framed Inner Threeway Corner
Framed Slab
Framed Slab Edge
Framed Slab Corner
Framed Panel
Framed Corner Pillar
Framed Stairs
Framed Wall
Framed Fence
Framed Fence Gate
Framed Door
Framed Iron Door
Framed Trapdoor
Framed Iron Trapdoor
Framed Pressure Plate
Framed Stone Pressure Plate
Framed Obsidian Pressure Plate
Framed Weighted Pressure Plate (Heavy)
Framed Weighted Pressure Plate (Light)
Framed Ladder
Framed Button
Framed Stone Button
Framed Lever
Framed Sign
Framed Double Slab
Framed Double Panel
Framed Double Slope (can also be placed vertically)
Framed Torch
Framed Soul Torch
Framed Redstone Torch
Framed Floor Board
Framed Lattice
Framed Vertical Stairs (interacts with Stairs, Framed Stairs and Framed Half Stairs to create a corner)
Framed Double Corner (can also be placed vcertically)
Framed Double Prism Corner
Framed Double Threeway Corner
Framed Chest
Framed Bars
Framed Pane
Framed Rail Slope
Framed Flower Pot
Framed Pillar (can be placed on all three axis)
Framed Half Pillar (can be placed in all six directions)
Framed Post (can be placed on all three axis)
Framed Collapsible Block
Framed Half Stairs
Framed Bouncy Cube
Framed Secret Storage
Framed Redstone Block
Framed Prism
Framed Sloped Prism
Framed Slope Slab (hold sneak key to place upside down)
Framed Elevated Slope Slab
Framed Double Slope Slab (hold sneak key to place upside down)
Framed Inverse Double Slope Slab
Framed Elevated Double Slope Slab
Framed Flat Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Inner Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Elevated Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Elevated Inner Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Double Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Inverse Double Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Elevated Double Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Elevated Inner Double Slope Slab Corner
Framed Vertical Half Stairs
Framed Slope Panel
Framed Extended Slope Panel
Framed Double Slope Panel
Framed Inverse Double Slope Panel
Framed Extended Double Slope Panel
Framed Flat Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Inner Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Extended Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Extended Inner Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Double Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Inverse Double Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Extended Double Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Extended Inner Double Slope Panel Corner
Framed Double Stairs
Framed Vertical Double Stairs
Framed Wall Board
Framed Pyramid
Framed Pyramid Slab
Large Framed Button
Large Framed Stone Button
Framed Horizontal Pane
Framed Glowing Cube (glows in the dark without emitting light)
Framed Target (Target markings can be dyed)
Framed Gate
Framed Iron Gate
Framed Item Frame
Framed Glow Item Frame
Framed Powered Rail Slope
Framed Detector Rail Slope
Framed Activator Rail Slope
Framed Inner Prism
Framed Double Prism
Framed Inner Sloped Prism
Framed Double Sloped Prism
Framed One-Way Window
Framed Fancy Rail
Framed Fancy Powered Rail
Framed Fancy Detector Rail
Framed Fancy Activator Rail
Framed Fancy Rail Slope
Framed Fancy Powered Rail Slope
Framed Fancy Detector Rail Slope
Framed Fancy Activator Rail Slope
Framed Half Slope
Framed Divided Slope
Framed Double Half Slope
Framed Sloped Stairs
Framed Vertical Sloped Stairs
Framed Divided Slab
Framed Divided Panel (Horizontal)
Framed Divided Panel (Vertical)
Framed Mini Cube
Framed Stacked Slope Slab
Framed Flat Stacked Slope Slab Corner
Framed Flat Stacked Inner Slope Slab Corner
Framed Stacked Slope Panel
Framed Flat Stacked Slope Panel Corner
Framed Flat Stacked Inner Slope Panel Corner
Framed Divided Stairs
Framed Vertical Divided Stairs

Usage

Right click the block with almost any solid block to make it look alike.
Right click the block with a fluid container to make it look like the fluid in the container (1.19+).
Right click the block with Glowstone Dust to make it produce light.
Right click the block with a Framed Hammer to remove the camo.
Right click the block with an empty fluid container to remove a fluid camo (1.19+).

Framed Prism, Inner Prism and Double Prism Corners automatically activate a texture offset depending on their position when placed. This fixes the issue of prism corners not fitting together properly when building a larger surface out of these blocks. If this behaviour is not desired, you can toggle the offset state by left clicking the block with the Framed Hammer.

The Framed Wrench (and any other item in the c:tools/wrench tag) can be used to rotate the Framed Block. On most blocks, the rotation behaviour is dependent on the face that was clicked.

The Framed Screwdriver can be used to cycle through different states of the camo block.

The Framed Blueprint allows copying Framed Blocks including their camo and glowing state. The rotation of the Framed Block itself is not copied.

The Framed Collapsible Block can be modified to create arbitrary slopes by changing the height of the four corners of a single block face with the Framed Hammer. Left click the corner on the face you want to change to move the face inward and left click the corner while sneaking to move the face outward. This modification can only happen on a single face at once and only within the bounds of a full block.

When activated in the server config, most blocks can be right-clicked with a Phantom Paste to make them intangible, allowing you to move through them. To remove this, right click the block with a Framed Screwdriver while crouching.

The latch of the Framed Chest can be switched between three modes by left clicking the chest with a Framed Hammer:

Default chest latch (default state)
Camo-textured latch
No latch

The Framed Key allows locking certain Framed Blocks in their current shape to suppress neighbor updates. This allows placing blocks in configurations that would not be possible with the desired neighbors (i.e. placing Framed Stairs in the corner shape without keeping the necessary neighbors to force that shape).

The Framed Pressure Plates (all variants) can be switched between waterloggable and non-waterloggable by left-clicking them with a Framed Hammer. Their default state is non-waterloggable to match vanilla behaviour.

Make sure to enable the experimentalForgeLightPipelineEnabled setting in the forge-client.toml config file to get proper lighting on all shapes.

Configuration

FramedBlocks offers a few configuration options to tweak certain behaviour

Client:

showGhostBlocks: Shows a half transparent placement aid when a Framed Block is held (default: true)
fancyHitboxes: Draw custom hitboxes on blocks like the slope instead of their actual stair step collision box (default: true)
detailedCulling: Hides faces between Framed Blocks if applicable even if the face doesn't fill the whole block face (default: true)

Server:

allowBlockEntities: Whether blocks with BlockEntities can be placed in Framed Blocks (default: false)
- Note: placing BlockEntities in Framed Blocks may in rare cases lead to crashes. To fix a crashing block, either disable this config setting or add the offending block to the blacklist tag, the camo(s) conflicting with either change will then be removed when the block is loaded
enableIntangibleFeature: Enables the intangibility feature. Disabling this also prevents moving through blocks that are already marked as intangible (default: false)
fireproofBlocks: Makes Framed Blocks completely fireproof by disabling dynamic flammability (default: false)

Datapack Features

If a block cannot be placed in a Framed Block and you think that it should be, you can add the block to the framedblocks:frameable tag via a datapack. An example can be found here.
If a block can be placed in a Framed Block and you think that it shouldn't be, you can add the block to the framedblocks:blacklisted tag via a datapack. An example can be found here.

Known Issues

Effects provided by shaders loaded through Iris such as reflectivity are not present when such a block is applied as a camo
A Framed Block whose base model uses textures that use CTM features via a resource pack will not render camos (i.e. making the redstone block texture fullbright will break the Framed Redstone Block)