Addon: Blockpedia - 956 Decorative Blocks

Blockpedia is a building addon that introduces 956 decorative blocks derived from 55 materials already familiar to Minecraft players. The new collection keeps the original material identity while adding shapes and finishes suited to detailed houses, streets, interiors and large architectural projects.

Author: WanMine

The complete catalog is divided into seven families. It includes 223 plank blocks for 12 wood types, 75 log blocks for 11 wood types, 162 stone blocks based on 10 rock types, 304 glass designs in 17 colors, 119 brick blocks, 49 special decorative blocks and 24 ground variants.

Planks receive vertical, large, packed, puzzle, old, cracked and pallet finishes. Oak, birch, spruce, jungle, acacia, dark oak, pale oak, cherry, mangrove, bamboo, crimson and warped wood are represented, so the same architectural language can be continued across very different palettes.

Glass is available in every dye color as well as clear and tinted forms. Full blocks and connecting panes are separate groups, with framed, bordered, patterned and bubbled designs. This preserves practical control over walls, windows and thin partitions.

Stone materials include andesite, diorite, granite, regular stone, tuff, deepslate, blackstone, basalt, calcite and netherrack. Their variants cover bricks, mosaics, flagstones, columns, gothic panels, chiseled lines and multiple cobbled finishes.

The brick family works with mud bricks, nether bricks, red nether bricks and soul materials. Classic, decorated, small, square, old and cracked designs are available, with illuminated panels for several Nether materials. Quartz, purpur, prismarine, dark prismarine and bookshelves form the separate decorative group.

Obtaining these blocks is handled by the Blockpedia Golem, a living workstation crafted with a dedicated recipe. After it is placed, right-clicking opens an interface with an input slot and a grid of compatible variants.

Insert a supported block and choose the desired result. Materials with more than 18 variants use green page arrows. The interface works with complete stacks, so placing 64 blocks into the slot returns 64 converted blocks instead of forcing repeated single-item operations.

Conversion has no resource fee, causes no loss and works in every direction. A stone variant can become another stone design or return to its vanilla form. Groups remain logically separated, which means planks do not turn into logs and glass blocks do not become panes. Unsupported materials produce a clear response instead of leaving the interface in an uncertain state.

The golem never walks away, does not take damage and is ignored by hostile mobs. Punching it picks it up again and returns any item still stored inside, allowing the workstation to be moved safely between building sites.

The package contains version 1.0.0 of the connected behavior and resource packs. Achievements remain enabled. The addon targets Minecraft Bedrock 26.0 and newer releases in the same branch.