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# ItemsAdder

## ItemsAdder

SimplyMines can place [ItemsAdder](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/itemsadder.73355/) custom blocks as part of a mine's composition.

### Setup

1. Install ItemsAdder and make sure your custom blocks are registered.
2. Start SimplyMines **after** ItemsAdder (normal plugin load order is fine).
3. In the mine's block editor, add a block entry using the ItemsAdder block's ID (`namespace:id`, as defined in your ItemsAdder configs) instead of a vanilla `Material`.

### Placement behavior

Blocks are placed via ItemsAdder's `CustomBlock.getInstance(id).place(location)` API.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If the ID doesn't resolve to a registered custom block, that placement is silently skipped for that tick — double-check the block ID matches exactly what ItemsAdder has registered.
{% endhint %}

### Physics

{% hint style="info" %}
Unlike the Nexo and CraftEngine integrations, the ItemsAdder integration does not currently have a "no physics" placement variant — ItemsAdder blocks are always placed through its own API, which handles physics itself.
{% endhint %}


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