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Overview

The Plushie Blocks Mod allows users to create custom plushie blocks with their own textures, sounds, and descriptions. Personalize your Minecraft world with unique plushies by simply adding a texture file and updating the configuration file.

Features

• Custom Textures: Add your own textures for plushie blocks.
• Custom Sounds: Assign specific sound events to your plushies.
• Custom Descriptions: Add unique descriptions for each plushie.

How to Use

1. Add Your Texture:

   • Place your texture files in the config/plushified/textures folder.
   • Ensure the texture name matches the "texture" field in the configuration file.

2. Update Configuration File:

   • Open the config/plushified/config.json5 file.
   • Add a new JSON object for each plushie you want to create. Follow the format below:

   "your_plushie_name": {
       "texture": "your_texture_name",
       "soundEvent": "your_sound_event",
       "descriptionText": "your_description"
   }

   Example:

   "cup_plushie": {
       "texture": "cup_plushie",
       "soundEvent": "minecraft:block.mud.hit",
       "descriptionText": "It's only been a week, but it feels like a year."
   }

Example Configuration

Here is an example configuration with multiple plushies:

{
    "cup_plushie": {
        "texture": "cup_plushie",
        "soundEvent": "minecraft:block.mud.hit",
        "descriptionText": "It's only been a week, but it feels like a year."
    },
    "bear_plushie": {
        "texture": "bear_plushie",
        "soundEvent": "minecraft:block.wood.hit",
        "descriptionText": "A cuddly bear plushie."
    },
    "cat_plushie": {
        "texture": "cat_plushie",
        "soundEvent": "minecraft:block.wool.hit",
        "descriptionText": "A cute cat plushie to keep you company."
    }
}

Notes

• The texture file must be named exactly as specified in the "texture" field.
• Make sure the sound event exists in the Modpack.
• Descriptions can be any text string to give your plushies a unique touch.

Installation

1. Download and install the mod.
2. Place your texture files in the config/textures folder.
3. Edit the config/plushified/config.json5 file to add your plushie configurations.
4. Launch Minecraft and enjoy your custom plushie blocks!

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