Table Top Craft (Forge)

Table Top Craft is a meticulously crafted Minecraft mod that introduces board games to enhance your gaming experience. With its latest update, this mod now offers an expanded array of games. Immerse yourself in the strategic brilliance of Chess and test your tactical prowess. Or indulge in the nostalgic charm of Tic Tac Toe, perfect for a quick match. But that's not all! In response to the overwhelming support from the community, we are proud to announce the inclusion of Connect Four. The depth of customization options available in Table Top Craft is truly remarkable. Tailor your board games to your exact preferences by altering tile colors, piece colors, and even the move highlight colors. One of the special features of Table Top Craft is its seamless integration into the Minecraft universe. Engage in gameplay that transcends the confines of GUI's, enabling you to simply click on the blocks and play. Whether you're seeking solo adventure or multiplayer excitement, this mod caters to your needs. Utilize the blocks as stunning decorative pieces or challenge your friends!

The Forge version of this Mod, does not have any dependencies.

The Fabric version of this Mod can be downloaded [here]

For variants replace the oak planks with any other valid block, for a more in-depth recipe list use JEI.
Shaders:
- Shaders break the Chess Piece Renderer (Fallback Render System, was added in version 1.19 and later)

Q: Can I use this Mod in my Modpack
A: Yes absolutely! Feel free to use my Mods in your Modpacks.

Q: Can you update the Mod to version [x]
A: I always try to keep my Mods up to date, so if there hasn't been an update it simply means I haven't had time to work on it!

Q: Can you backport the Mod to version [x]
A: No I will not backport my Mods, old versions are versions of the past and I wont go out of my way to support them!

Q: How do I unlock the Chess Piece Sets in survival?
A: You have to get the Set Collector advancements (Acquire all 6 piece types of a Set)

Q: What is a "FEN"
A: FEN is short for "Forsyth-Edwards-Notation" to put it simply its a standard notation for describing a particular board position of a chess game.