The Reverse Crafting Table is a placeable 2x2x2 multiblock workshop with a refreshed art deco look and a matching themed GUI that lets you break crafted items back into their original ingredients. Place the block (it auto-assembles the structure), right-click any part to open the interface, put a crafted item into the input slot to view its original components in the output grid, and click any output slot to collect those ingredients; breaking any piece dismantles the whole structure.
Uncrafting Table is a placeable, vanilla-style utility block that reverses standard Bedrock craftable recipes back into their original ingredients while serving as a decorative work surface. To use, place the table and interact with it while holding an item: a successful uncraft consumes exactly one of the held item and returns the vanilla ingredients directly into your inventory (any overflow is dropped at your feet); if the item is not a valid target or the attempt cannot be completed, the original item is left unchanged. This version no longer plays a custom success sound when uncrafting completes and the block does not spawn naturally in the world, so it must be crafted or otherwise obtained by the player.
The Orbital Strike Remote now has three modes—Nuke → Stab Shot → Coordinate—which you cycle with crouch + use (the active mode label appears above the item name). Use triggers the current mode: Nuke fires a devastating orbital strike at the block you’re aiming at (up to 250 blocks), while Stab Shot fires a vertical “drill” strike at the targeted block (up to 250 blocks) that spawns a stacked line of TNT with a fast 10‑tick fuse to blast a shaft down toward bedrock. Coordinate mode opens a UI where you pick Nuke or Stab Shot and enter X Y Z to call that exact strike at precise coordinates; there is no cooldown and the core behavior of the strikes is preserved.
Builder's Toolbox is an in-game toolbox that opens a build menu to automatically create preset structures for you, and it runs entirely inside Minecraft using the toolbox UI. Open the toolbox, pick a structure preset — Secret Base, Trap, Town, Castle, Island, or City + Castle — choose a Biome Style (Auto, Plains, Desert, Snow, Jungle, Swamp, Ocean, Nether, End), then confirm to have the toolbox spawn the structure using materials that match your selected style. Note that Auto reliably detects Nether and End, but for accurate Overworld biome matching you should pick the biome style manually.
Placeable Password Chest that you lock with a player-set password and that stores items per chest location; entering the password unlocks the chest for that player until you press Lock Again. When unlocked it opens an actions menu where you can Deposit Held Item (takes items from your currently selected hotbar slot and prompts for an amount), Withdraw Item (choose a stored stack and amount; withdrawn items go to your inventory or drop next to the chest if your inventory is full), Lock Again to require the password next time, or Close. Breaking the chest drops all stored contents and the chest block and clears its stored data.
