SceneBlocks

# SceneBlocks This mod was originally created for the **(https://modrinth.com/modpack/cobblekanto)** project, but it can also be used by other creators who want to build adventure maps, puzzle routes, caves, gyms, dungeons, and Cobblemon-based worlds. It adds special scene blocks that interact with Cobblemon moves such as **Cut**, **Rock Smash**, **Strength**, and **Flash**, allowing builders to create routes, obstacles, hidden paths, pushable boulder puzzles, dark caves, foggy areas, and interactive gate systems. --- (https://i.imgur.com/PG2uLZy.png)](https://shockbyte.com/billing/aff.php?aff=10741) Get 25% off your Minecraft server with Shockbyte! Ready to start an epic adventure with your friends? Just click (https://shockbyte.com/billing/aff.php?aff=10741) or on the banner and use promo code “COBBLEKANTO”, plus you’ll be helping us keep improving the mod and developing future projects! --- ## Features - Cobblemon key move interactions - Cut trees and small trees - Rock Smash rocks - Pushable Strength boulders - Per-player obstacle clearing for Cut and Rock Smash - Stone Receiver puzzle system - Configurable gate areas and target positions - Manual reset and manual target support - Hidden/camouflage Gate and Reset blocks - Flash areas with darkness/blindness effect - Fog areas with atmospheric particles and overlay - Vector Plates for movement-based map mechanics --- ## Key Move System SceneBlocks adds a custom **Use Key Move** keybind. By default, the key is: `Grave Accent / Backtick` On many keyboards, this is the key near `ESC` or above `TAB`. You can change it in Minecraft's controls menu. When a player looks at a supported SceneBlock and presses the key, the mod checks the currently selected Cobblemon in the player's party. If that Cobblemon knows the required move, the action is triggered. Supported key moves: - **Cut** — used on Cut trees - **Rock Smash** — used on breakable rocks - **Strength** — used on pushable boulders - **Flash** — used inside configured Flash areas --- ## Cut and Rock Smash Obstacles SceneBlocks includes special trees and rocks that can be cleared by players using the correct Cobblemon move. These obstacles are designed for multiplayer adventure maps. When a player uses the correct move, the block becomes passable for that player and then resets after a short time. The GIF below shows a Rock Smash obstacle being cleared during map exploration. !(https://i.imgur.com/Ykyx2WL.gif) This means other players can still experience the obstacle normally, making it useful for servers, routes, dungeons, and progression-based maps. --- ## Strength Boulders SceneBlocks includes pushable boulders powered by the **Strength** move. Players can push these blocks by looking at them and using the **Use Key Move** key while their selected Cobblemon knows Strength. The GIF below shows a Strength boulder being pushed through a puzzle area. !(https://i.imgur.com/ooo7x0G.gif) Strength boulders can be used for: - Boulder puzzles - Pressure-plate style routes - Dungeon gates - Shortcut unlocks - Multi-step puzzle rooms - Adventure map progression --- ## Stone Receiver Puzzle System The **Stone Info Receiver** is the main puzzle controller block in SceneBlocks. It allows builders to connect Strength boulders, targets, gates, resets, and commands into a single puzzle system. The image below shows the SceneBlocks key move and receiver-related setup in use. !(https://i.imgur.com/rUtIqla.png) With the Stone Receiver, you can configure: - Gate areas - Multiple target positions - Pushable boulder start position - Automatic reset timer - Idle reset timer - Inverted gates - Manual target trigger - Manual reset block - On Target Command - Repeatable or one-time command behavior This system has a steep learning curve, so make sure to test everything calmly. If you need help, you can send a message to "cobblekanto" on Discord. --- ## Gate and Reset Blocks SceneBlocks includes two special utility blocks: - **Gate Block** - **Reset Block** The Gate Block can be used as part of puzzle controlled doors, gates or hidden items. The GIF below shows a Gate Block being used as part of a puzzle-controlled path. !(https://res.cloudinary.com/dd5ftzldn/image/upload/v1779215095/mewtw-ezgif.com-crop_js2pm8.gif) The Reset Block can be linked to a receiver, allowing builders to create manual reset points for puzzle rooms. Both blocks support camouflage visuals. In creative mode, crouch and right-click a Gate or Reset block while holding another block item to make it visually mimic that block. The