Quark Information and Screenshots

“Tile” style blocks for Hardened Clay and all colors of Stained Clay. They can all be turned into stairs and slabs, and look great for roofs.

4 Blocks are crafted with a 2×2 of the respective Hardened/Stained Clay block.

A 3×3 of Sugar Canes creates a Sugar Cane Block. These can be turned into stairs, slabs and walls. You can also turn them back into Sugar Canes, if you want.

Bricks with a sandy tone, crafted with a Brick block and a Sand Block. They can also be used for stairs, slabs, and walls.

Thatch is created via a 2×2 of Wheat. It can be used for stairs and slabs or turned back into 4 Wheat.

Stone Bricks for Granite, Diorite and Andesite. Crafted with a 2×2 of the Polished variant. All of them can be used for stairs, slabs, and walls.

Log-type blocks with the log “bark” texture on all sides. Crafted with a 2×2 of the respective log. Can be turned into walls.

Created with 2 Stone Slabs, similarly to Chiseled Sandstone. Looks like the top of the Stone Slab texture on all sides.

Carved Wood is a cornerstone type block for wood, made with a 2×2 of the respective wood slab.

Stairs, Slabs, and Walls for a bunch of vanilla materials: Stone, Granite, Diorite, Andesite, End Bricks, Prismarine, Prismarine Bricks, and Dark Prismarine.

Walls for, aside from all the previous: Purpur, Bricks, Quartz, Sandstone, Red Sandstone, and Stone Bricks.

Pressing F on an item in the inventory swaps it with your off-hand item, just as if you’d pressed F outside of the inventory. This uses the same keybind used for that purpose.

A “Dropoff” button is added to the inventory screen. Pressing this button deposits everything in your inventory (not hotbar, armor or off-hand) in nearby chests. The range it stores in is similar to the player’s reach, so it won’t store items in chests the player can’t open. The closest chests are picked first.

If Shift is held, it stores items in “smart” mode, meaning it’ll only store items in chests that already have at least one of that item.

Three buttons are added to Chest interfaces. From top to bottom, they do the following:

• Extract all items from the chest that you have at least one of in your inventory.
• Deposit your entire inventory (not hotbar, armor or off-hand) in the chest.
• Same as the previous, but in “smart” mode.

Ctrl-clicking (or Cmd-clicking on a Mac) an item will make it a “Favorite Item”. Favorite items are not deposited by the Dropoff button or the last two Chest buttons.

Creepers turn red when they’re about to explode.

Mounts are immune to attacks from riders. No more shooting your own horse!

Chickens shed feathers periodically, similarly to how they lay eggs.

Glass drops shards. Stained Glass will drop shards of the respective type. Crafting them in a 2×2 creates a Glass block back.

The shards act like Glowstone Dust, in which Fortune will let you get more, and Silk Touch will just drop the block.

When on a ladder, if not moving or sneaking, looking down will have you go down the ladder faster.

Slabs can be converted back to their respective blocks. These recipes are generated dynamically for every slab type in the game.

In the case that there’s already a recipe of this sort (like Chiseled Sandstone), that recipe will be the one used for crafting.

Stairs can be converted back to their respective blocks. Like the previous feature, these recipes are generated dynamically for every stair type in the game.

Stairs make 8 rather than 4. Why did they even make 4 in the first place? How does that even work? Anyway, this modifies every stair recipe in the game.

Yeah.

Having Jump Boost II on your character will allow you to go up 1 block high gaps, like Horses can.

Left clicking a door with an empty hand will have you “knock”. This makes a bit of a louder sound than if you left clicked any other block, but nowhere as infuriating as opening and closing it.

Dragon’s Breath will not leave behind a bottle when brewed with, so it doesn’t mess up all brewing automation systems.

Named Snow Golems equipped with a Pumpkin will drop a player head with the same name as theirs, if killed by a Witch.

Shields have been pushed back a bit, so they don’t use up as much of your screen when equipped and not blocking.

Note Blocks with heads attached to their side will emit the respective mob’s sound instead of a note.

Armor Stands placed by the Armor Stand item will have arms.

Baby Zombies will die in sunlight like their parents.

Right Clicking a Sign lets you edit it.

Grass is greener on the Quark side. Biome colors are still respected, but are greener non the less.

There’s also config options to enable Alpha style grass, which gives you the Minecraft Alpha vibe, or to manually set the grass color.

The Elytra can be dyed with any of the 16 dyes. You can dye it as many times as you want.

Right clicking a stair block facing up, with empty hands, will let you sit down on it.

Empty Fireworks can be crafted with already made ones to duplicate them. This works like Banners, in which the origin firework will not get used up.

In the corner of the Chat menu there’s a button to open an emote panel with 10 different emotes your character can do. In this picture, Alex is doing the “Wave” emote.

Basalt spawns in the Nether in large clusters. It works like the overworld rocks (Granite, Diorite, and Andesite), and the recipes for it are similar.

Combining Basalt with Quartz makes Andesite. Combining Cobblestone with Coal makes Basalt.

Clay generates in patches underground, similarly to Dirt, albeit less often.

Guardians spawn naturally in Oceans, rarely.

Big mushrooms of both types will generate in Swamps, similarly to the Console Edition.

All the options available for the Customized world type can be tweaked in the mod’s configuration. These apply to the normal world type.

This is mostly a modpack maker feature, as all these options are already available through the Customized world type.