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# Don's Building Stuff 4.1.0 — Trowel Modes and Roller Date: 2026-08-11 Minecraft: 1.21.1 NeoForge: 21.1.228 ## Trowel Control Modes A standard common config file, `config/donsbuildingstuff-common.toml`, now provides one setting: ```toml [trowels] TrowelMode = "new" ``` Three modes are available: - `"new"` — the 4.0 Palette Editor only. - `"old"` — the pre-4.0 inventory controls; the Palette Editor is disabled. - `"hybrid"` — both methods at once: the Palette Editor with Ctrl + Right Click and the legacy inventory actions. The selected mode takes effect after restarting the game. Tooltips and material indicators change with the active control scheme. ## Gradient Roller - Fixed opening the Palette Editor with Ctrl + Right Click while holding the Gradient Roller. - Fixed swapped axes for horizontal and vertical gradient directions on the selected plane. - Large areas are recoloured faster: the processing queue increased from 2 to 12 blocks per tick. - Fixed a configuration-creation error that could prevent the game from loading on NeoForge 21.1.228.

# Modrinth: Don's Building Stuff 4.0 — Palette Editor ## Release title **4.0 — Palette Editor** ## Short description A major update for building tools: Diamond and Netherite Trowels, along with the Gradient Roller, now share a hands-on workspace for configuring materials, orders, gradients, and dithering. ## Release post > **Don's Building Stuff 4.0 is here.** > > Building tools no longer rely on a set of hidden inventory actions. Your palette is now laid out in front of you on a worktable: order notes can be moved, collapsed, named, and filled with materials. > > **Ctrl + Right Click** with a Diamond or Netherite Trowel opens the full Palette Editor. Every note is a separate order with its own materials and weights. The same block can be used differently across multiple notes. > > The Gradient Roller uses the same workspace for dyes. Its transition direction and dither mode are configured there too: Bayer 2×2, 4×4, 8×8, smooth, randomized, or checkerboard. > > The Iron Trowel also receives a clearer mode: one note, selected blocks without numbers, and no unnecessary controls. The Copper Trowel stays simple — it still chooses randomly from blocks to its right in the hotbar. > > This is a major interface update, but it does not erase the character of the tools: copper remains fast and rough, iron remains simple and precise, while diamond and netherite offer complete freedom to arrange a palette. ## Key changes - A new Palette Editor for Diamond and Netherite Trowels. - A shared editor for the Gradient Roller. - Order notes can be moved, collapsed, removed, and renamed. - Independent materials and weights in every order. - The same material can appear in multiple orders with different weights. - Window layouts are saved on the tool itself. - A gradient-direction panel and six dithering modes. - A simplified editor for the Iron Trowel. - New paper and material sounds. - Automatic migration of older palette data.

# Don's Building Stuff 3.0 Date: 2026-08-09 ## Summary Major update: the Gradient Roller is now a palette-driven recolouring tool. The update also makes matching replacement safe for full blocks and Create pillars. ## Changelog ### Gradient Roller - Added a shaped crafting recipe for the Gradient Roller: 4 Create zinc nuggets, 2 copper ingots, dried kelp, and black dye. - Reworked the roller from a block-replacement tool into a recolouring tool; it does not break blocks or create replacement drops. - The roller stores a dye palette directly on the item. - While carrying the roller with the cursor in an inventory, right-click a dye to add or increase its weight; left-click to reduce or remove it. - Ctrl-click dyes to assign their gradient order. Dyes with the same order are selected by their configured weights. - Palette weights and order numbers render on dye stacks; the roller tooltip lists its configured palette. - Recolouring follows the direction from the first selected point to the second selected point. - Each colour is consumed separately from the main inventory at one dye per four successfully recoloured blocks, rounded up. A one-block operation still costs one dye. - Added coloured dust particles on every successfully recoloured block and placement sound feedback after the operation. - The standalone selection limit is 7 x 7. Compatible trowels in the inventory can extend the range. ### Recolouring Compatibility - Added recolouring support for vanilla colour families including wool, carpets, concrete, glass, and terracotta. - Blocks that expose colour through a `DyeColor` block-state property can now be recoloured directly without replacing the block. - Added namespace-local discovery and caching of colour families using `red_block`, `block_red`, `dyed_red_block`, and `block_dyed_red` naming schemes. - Verified support for Create's standard coloured toolboxes, seats, sails, and postboxes. - The generic resolver also supports compatible coloured families from Quark, Amendments, and Create Deco without making those mods required dependencies. ### Matching Replacement - Fixed matching replacement: full blocks can now only be replaced by full blocks. - Matching replacement cancels safely when no compatible selected material exists instead of falling back to unrelated block shapes. - Added Create pillar priority: selected Create pillars are used first when replacing a Create pillar; full blocks are only considered when no selected pillar is available. ### Previous Quick-Place Fixes Retained - Large quick-place selections no longer hit an invisible limit before their actual range. - Small quick-place selections place instantly instead of animating block-by-block.

# Changelog ## 2.2.2 Minor Fixes - Fixed large quick-place selections hitting an invisible limit before the real trowel range - Small quick-place selections now place instantly instead of animating block-by-block - Minor bug fixes and animation behavior adjustments

# Changelog ## 🧱 2.2.1 Smart Replacement Update A.k.a. "the trowel now understands what it's looking at."    ## ✨ Improvements - Replacement mode now prefers matching block formats - Stairs replace stairs, slabs replace slabs, and full blocks replace full blocks - Matching replacements now preserve orientation and placement state where possible - Mass replacement now has a toggle for matching formats vs replace-all ## 🛠️ Fixed - Fixed replacement mode choosing the wrong block type from mixed selections - Fixed replacement flow for mixed palettes with stairs, slabs, and normal blocks ### - Fixed a bunch of awkward building cases where replacement looked wrong

# Changelog ## 🛠️ 2.1.0 Major Update Not a tiny patch anymore. A.k.a. "the trowel got serious". ## ✨ New Stuff - Added the Netherite Trowel - Added the Attraction enchantment - Added new upgrade recipes for the Netherite Trowel - Added Create sequenced assembly support for the upgrade - Added Attraction enchanted book trades for Librarians and Wandering Traders ## 🔧 Improvements - Improved quick-place for large builds - Better replacement mode behavior - Silk Touch now enables careful replacement - Netherite Trowel now uses careful replacement by default - Better tooltip styling and general polish ## 🐛 Fixes - Fixed the big quick-place issues on very large areas - Fixed drop auto-collection filling the hotbar - Fixed several placement, preview, and compatibility issues - Fixed more weird survival-building edge cases than I expected ## 🧪 Testing Tested by: me QA team: still me Confidence level: release-worthy, somehow ## 🌍 Languages 🇷🇺 Russian 🇬🇧 English ## ⚠️ Notes This update adds a lot and fixes a lot. So if something still explodes in a very specific and creative way: please tell me. ## 💬 Feedback Discord: https://discord.gg/JTvZySpD2V Bug reports, ideas, weird screenshots, cursed builds: all welcome.

# 🚀 Initial Release The very first version. A.k.a. *"let's see what breaks"*. ## 🧪 Testing - Tested by: **me** - QA team: also **me** - Confidence level: *surprisingly decent* ## 🌍 Languages - 🇷🇺 Russian (native) - 🇬🇧 English ## ⚠️ Notes This is a launch version, so expect: - bugs - weird behavior - "huh, that wasn't supposed to happen" moments If something feels off — feel free to report it. Seriously. I want to fix things. ## 💬 Feedback