Amendments Guide

Vanilla blocks, quietly improved

Mod loaders

ForgeNeoForgeFabric

Minecraft versions

1.20 – 1.21.1

Author

MehVahdJukaar

What is Amendments?

Amendments by MehVahdJukaar (Supplementaries' author) upgrades vanilla blocks in place rather than adding new ones: cauldrons mix dyes and potions, flower pots hang, lanterns mount on walls, mob heads whisper, and doors open in pairs. Every change answers a "why can't I already do this" with "now you can."

It covers Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric on 1.20+.

Representative Amendments

  • Cauldrons become genuinely useful. They mix dye colors as real dye baths and combine compatible potions, and they interact with faucets and droppers for automation.
  • Hanging flower pots under blocks, with plants swaying appropriately.
  • Wall lanterns: lanterns mount on vertical faces (with the same treatment for some other hanging decor).
  • Double doors open together on click; fence gates connect visually into walls.
  • Mob heads on note blocks play that mob's ambient sounds — atmospheric touches everywhere.
  • Carpeted stairs and slabs join banner patterns on more surfaces and better torch and lever placement, smoothing everyday building friction.
  • Dozens more micro-tweaks round it out, all individually configurable.

The mod is the connective tissue between vanilla behavior and Supplementaries' additions — most packs run the pair together.

Amendments FAQ

Does Amendments require Supplementaries?

No, it works standalone with the shared Moonlight library, though the two are designed as companions and usually ship together.

How do cauldron dye baths work?

Add dyes to a water cauldron to tint it, mixing colors like paint; dip items and blocks that accept dye to color them, with faucet and dropper automation supported.

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