Artemis' Laboratory Blocks helps you build clean, modern, and futuristic laboratory spaces in Minecraft.

It focuses on connected laboratory building materials, reinforced structural blocks, screens, vents, fans, and other high-tech decorative pieces for research facilities, industrial corridors, control rooms, and other science-fiction inspired builds that still fit naturally into Minecraft construction.

   

Fusion is REQUIRED. Minecraft will not launch with Laboratory Blocks installed unless Fusion is also installed.

Install the NeoForge version of Fusion for your Minecraft version alongside Laboratory Blocks. Fusion provides the mod's connected textures and is a mandatory client dependency.

   

Build complete laboratory interiors with regular and dark blocksets, each with its own creative tab:

• Connected laboratory blocks and tiles
• Reinforced structure blocks
• Laboratory pillars and glass
• Laboratory vents, fans, and redstone-controlled fans
• Left and right indicator blocks in blue, red, and green
• Clear, wave, text, and quantum laboratory screens
• Wooden laboratory floors and tiles in multiple wood types
• Solid, mesh, and glass doors and trapdoors

Add Glowstone Particles to supported blocks to make them glow, and use the Configuration Tool to remove and recover the particles.
Convert between regular and dark variants using black or white dye, and change wooden floor and tile species using planks.
Craft your building materials, shape them with the stonecutter, and progress through laboratory-themed advancements.

Music discs: Exploration and Pondering the Cosmos.
Discover Exploration in abandoned mineshaft chests and Pondering the Cosmos in End City treasure chests (10% chance per chest).
Both also drop from creepers killed by skeletons and appear in the mod's creative tabs and Tools & Utilities.
Play either disc in a jukebox to earn the Laboratory Soundtrack advancement.

Bug reports, feature requests, version support requests, and contributions are welcome.

Please read the contribution guidelines before submitting changes and use the appropriate issue form when reporting problems or suggesting improvements.

   

   

Artemis' Laboratory Blocks is developed as part of the Intelligence Modding Team.

Follow the project, browse releases, or join the community for updates, previews, and modding help.

   

   

   

Some textures and sounds are inspired by or adapted from vanilla Minecraft assets.
Connected textures powered by Fusion.
Block sounds: Chisel and its contributors.
Configuration Tool sound: FALCONS_SHADOW on freesound.org.

Music credits: Exploration by Cleyton Kauffman and Pondering the Cosmos by Ruskerdax.
Both tracks are released under CC0 1.0 Universal.
Music credits, sources, and licenses