A hammer crafted through Toolsmith no longer turns into an enabled [PiA] hammer by default.

Any mod that synthesizes a crafted item outside the physical 3x3 grid could silently enable a plain
  hammer. "ItemHammerPIA.OnCreatedByCrafting" flipped the "[PiA]" enabled flag unconditionally whenever
  this hook fired, on the assumption that only our own hammer+dirt toggle recipe ever calls it. That's
  wrong: "OnCreatedByCrafting" is a generic "CollectibleObject" hook, and other mods (reported with
  Toolsmith) call it themselves when they craft an item through their own mechanism, to keep vanilla craft
  side effects working. The toggle now only fires when a soil block — the actual second ingredient of our
  recipe — is present among the crafting inputs, so a hammer crafted any other way stays a plain hammer.

• Fixed the client crash when placing liquid container
• Placed plants now look like the plants around them: full shape, right colour.

Choose what triggers the mod: [PiA] hammer, any hammer, or Sneak alone. Turn off mod with num 0 (default)

Changelog:

Choose what triggers the mod: [PiA] hammer, any hammer, or Sneak alone. Turn off mod with num 0 (default)

Added uniform per-item scale — shrink or enlarge a decoration as you place it

The recipe now requires the hammer plus one dirt block (becouse its everywhere). It wont consume dirt, to change it back use the same recipy :)

Place It Anywhere now only reacts to the offhand hammer when it is an enabled [PiA] hammer. A
  plain hammer — or a hammer another mod/mechanic wants in the left hand (e.g. roofing) — no longer
  triggers any placement behaviour, so the two stop overlapping.

crafting - place hammer in a crafting grid, place again and it comes back to normal hammer

The translucent "ghost" preview was misaligned: it drew the item's small ground render mesh
  anchored to the centre of a full block cell, while the actual placement uses the item's *display*
  mesh anchored to that mesh's real footprint. The two disagreed in scale, orientation, and offset,
  so the placed item ended up in a noticeably different spot than the preview suggested.

Placing a decoration in creative mod no longer uses up the item in your hotbar. To match, removing or breaking a decoration in creative doesn't hand the item back, so your inventory stays clean. Survival is unchanged

Fixed the stuttering. The mod was doing a lot of pointless work every tick — on placed decorations, and on every shelf and chiseled block in the world even when empty. Thanks to everyone who reported it.

Fixed missing textures (question mark) when placing certain items on chiseled blocks or shelves

v0.5.4
Added a decoration mode toggle (default: ON, hotkey: Numpad 0, rebindable in Controls). Press it to temporarily disable all mod input interception — useful when using other hammer-offhand mods like VS Roofing. Press again to re-enable.

Fixed

• Decorations are protected from block placement. Right-clicking a placed decoration with a block in hand no longer overwrites the host cell and destroys all items in it; the new block is placed against the face instead. To build over a decoration, pick the items up first (hammer offhand + left-click).

support for chiseled blocks

Changelog

v0.4.7

• Reworked the Depth control. Depth now pulls an item toward you or pushes it away, horizontally, no matter which surface it's on. Before this it could behave just like the Height slider on floors and ceilings — that's fixed.
• Doubled the Height range, so you can now raise or sink items a lot further (−1 up to +3 blocks).

v0.4.6

• Items no longer start pushed away from walls and ceilings. A freshly placed item now sits flush against the surface; use Depth if you actually want it to stick out.

v0.4.5

• Fixed wall placement so open-topped items (bowls, pots, and similar) face outward from the wall instead of opening into it.

v0.4.4

• Depth now moves items relative to the surface you clicked, rather than the item's own rotation. (Reworked again in 0.4.7.)

v0.4.0

• Surface orientation is now automatic. Floor, wall, or ceiling is picked from the face you click — no more manual surface buttons. The F panel became a clean set of fine-tune controls for height, yaw, pitch, roll, and depth.

v0.3.x

• Selection boxes now hug each item's actual shape, so you can place pieces right next to each other without the cursor "swallowing" a neighbour.
• The block-info HUD shows the real item name (e.g. Firepit, Bowl) instead of the internal host block code.
• Fixed selection boxes growing larger when you rotated an item.

Ability to change hight with:
[ - lower
] - higher

## 0.3.1 — 2026-06-29
Crash hotfix for 0.3.0.
- Fixed a client crash (`KeyNotFoundException: 'tex2d'`) that happened every frame while
aiming to place with Sneak + hammer-offhand. The placement-preview ghost was binding its
texture to the wrong shader sampler (`tex2d` is the GUI shader; the in-world standard
shader uses `tex`).
- Hardened the preview renderer: any future rendering error now disables the ghost and logs
a warning instead of crashing, and GL render state is always restored.

## 0.3.0 — 2026-06-29
Sound fixes, placement preview, fine rotation, and collision restored.

### Added
- Placement preview — while aiming with the hammer in your offhand + Sneak + an item in
hand, a translucent "ghost" of the item is drawn at the exact 1/16-snapped spot and
orientation it will be placed at, updated every frame. Client-only; never affects the
server or the actual placement.
- Fine rotation — hold Sneak + hammer-offhand and use the **mouse wheel** to rotate the
item in 5° steps before placing. The offset stacks on top of your facing direction; a chat
message shows the current angle. The final angle is sent to the server so what you see is
what gets placed.

### Changed
- Collision restored — placed items now block the player again using their real,
orientation-aware boxes (the same ones used for selection). Tall items (barrels, vases)
stop you; short items (candles, bowls) can still be walked over thanks to the normal
step-up height — no special-casing.

### Fixed
- Place / pickup sounds now play for plain items. Most placed objects are items rather
than blocks, and the fallback sound paths were pointing at the wrong asset domain and at
filenames that don't exist, so nothing played. They now map to real material sounds
(stone, metal, wood, ceramic, glass, cloth, leather, dirt, sand, gravel, plant). Items
with a block form keep using that block's own place/break sound.

Initial release