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BlockIn

BlockIn automatically walls you in by placing blocks around your body, sealing you off from your surroundings. Turn it on when you need an instant cover — for example to break line of sight, block incoming projectiles, or buy yourself time during a fight — and the module builds a box that encloses the space you're standing in.

When enabled, it snapshots your current block position and figures out every spot that needs a block: the floor below you, the columns around you up to your full height, and the ceiling above your head, as computed in the Normal placement order. The surrounding sides are walked starting from the direction you're facing, rotating either clockwise or counter-clockwise (chosen at random each time it enables). The shared Placer then handles the actual placing, rotations, and timing.

The module is protective about its state: if you move out of your starting position (or the block directly above it) before it finishes, it cancels and notifies you, as seen in the movement guard. It also picks hotbar slots intelligently — favoring tougher blocks for the box positions and weaker ones elsewhere — via the slot finder. With AutoDisable on, it turns itself off and reports "filled" once the box is complete.

Category: World Enabled by default: No

Settings

SettingTypeDefaultRangeDescription
PlacerSetting GroupSee Shared: Block Placer.
AutoDisableToggletrueWhen the box is fully built, sends a "filled" notification and turns the module off automatically.
PlaceOrderChoiceNormalNormal, Random, BottomTop, TopBottomOrder in which the surrounding positions are placed: Normal uses the natural floor-sides-ceiling sequence, Random shuffles it, BottomTop places lowest blocks first, and TopBottom places highest blocks first.
FilterChoiceBlacklistWhitelist, BlacklistHow the Blocks list is interpreted. Whitelist places only the listed blocks; Blacklist places anything except the listed blocks.
BlocksRegistry ListThe set of blocks used together with Filter to decide which items in your hotbar and offhand are eligible to be placed.

Last updated: 2026-06-08 — Based on source code