Construction Deco for Minecraft

Review Construction Deco

Constructing Elements in Minecraft

Hundreds of thousands of different mods have been created for Minecraft, and all of them complement the general gameplay, add certain unique mechanics, biomes, interesting artifacts and items, and son on. If you play Minecraft and want to add more of «the hustle and bustle of the city», you can install the Construction Deco add-on, which will add new construction-related blocks in a couple of clicks. For example, these can be cones, signs, construction carts, and more. In general, this mod can’t be classified to any global category, but it can diversify the standard gameplay.

There are no such blocks in Minecraft, and the developers are doing their best to somehow improvise with the topic of constructing sites and roads to diversify the common gameplay, especially when the user often builds large cities, highways, various types of megacities, crossings, and much more. The Minecraft fan community has created thousands of maps, which recreate many popular real-life cities, and the Construction Deco mod will only complement these functions. If you are interested in such mechanics and topics, we recommend thoroughly reading our review.

The Construction Deco add-on will add mostly decorative items to Minecraft that can’t interact with the character in any way or provide certain advantages in the game. That is, you’ll see several new items, which you can use as a visual component of Minecraft only. For example, there are small barriers that you can use to fence off a territory or a certain road section. You simply install them in a particular location one by one to extend the overall structure. If you only need to put a few blocks in different places, then you can rotate the barrier as you need by controlling the character.

Cones are another type of important items from the general list of the Construction Deco mod, which provide you with certain advantages in the game. For example, you can block part of the road, fence off certain areas if you need to prevent vehicles, animals, and mobs from moving. In general, any decorative item from this collection will be mainly used for the roads, tracks, and highways, respectively, users often install some third-party mods for these tasks to get the functionality they need. With the cones, you can recreate different situations, for example, as if there was a road repair or a traffic accident nearby.

Road lights is an imitation of the standard streetlights used on the roadway. However, the developer of the Construction Deco mod hasn’t added any lighting for them, even using Red Dust. So, it’s just a decorative item. A construction cart is another element of the mod primarily used as a 3D visual item. You won’t be able to use it to transport any resources or ground, but this item looks very harmoniously in the general list of the items added.

Well, the last on the list is a construction hammer, a hammer drill. You can call it whatever you want, but you can theoretically use this tool to break asphalt to pave new paths in Minecraft. Here, in the Construction Deco mod, this item is used mainly as a decorative element, and it’s up to every player to decide how to install these elements and so on. If you have your own city or want to build one, then be sure to add the mod from our review, because it complements the overall gameplay with interesting things.

That’s all we have in Construction Deco at the moment. The add-on has been downloaded about 100 thousands times, and this mod is constantly being updated and expanded in terms of its functionality. In the future, it may become a global product that adds hundreds of blocks and items to Minecraft for building roads and laying communications, as well as various types of icons, cones, certain types of cars with builders, and much more. But in fact, now we have a small add-on that adds a few interesting items. Please leave your comments below if you like mods of this theme on our site or if you’d like to see more mods in other sections.