Minecraft Bedrock Add-On  •  v2.1.5  •  ONYX MERIDIAN INTERACTIVE STUDIO  •  10 items  •  290+ blocks

Gloamguise: False Facades

Walk through solid-looking walls. Watch a spy hole open in your hand. Split a door into two different materials. Disappear into grass. Open a vault two rooms away with a torch that looks exactly like a vanilla torch — and sends no redstone signal at all.

Bedrock 1.26.40+  •  0 experimental toggles  •  Survival, Realms & servers  •  EN + RU

Published by Onyx Meridian Interactive Studio • designed and coded by WowDot

Contents

 01   Craft the gateway
Nine-slot recipe: planks in the corners, glass on the edges, one redstone in the middle → 4× Decoy Block. Everything else is built from it.

 02   Place it on a face
Tap any side of a wall, floor or ceiling. The new block immediately copies what you tapped — including log direction and grass tint.

 03   Walk through it
No collision, no light leak. Your base is behind a wall that looks completely solid and cannot be seen from outside.

 04   Add a door and a remote
Craft a decoy door or trapdoor, then a remote torch lever. Hold the torch, Shift + tap the door to link it, and place the torch anywhere.

Everything below is optional detail. If you only read one thing, read the four steps above — that is the whole pack in miniature.

A decoy wall next to real blocks, including directional log grain (X / Y / Z) that matches exactly

◆ The chain trick. Place a new decoy directly onto an existing one and it inherits the already-resolved camouflage instantly — you can build a fake tunnel from a single real block of stone.

gg:super_block

Tap any face of any block to place it. The new block takes the neighbour's appearance and becomes a ghost: no collision box and light dampening 0, so nothing shows from outside and nothing blocks your movement.

• Placement: click any face — corners, ceilings and floors all work.
• Mining: by hand or pickaxe about 15 seconds; any axe 0.15–0.90 seconds.
• Protection: explosion resistance 3, immovable by pistons, no loot in Creative.

gg:super_glass

Solid from the corridor, transparent from the room behind it. One block thick, and the side faces follow a mode you switch directly in your hand.

The same glass can be mounted on the floor or ceiling; the sector you are looking through becomes the clear one.

From the inside: clear glass. From the outside: an unbroken log wall

gg:super_door  •  gg:super_door_rs (redstone or wireless only)

Each half of the door resolves its camouflage independently, in four steps:

1. look at the wall on the hinge side at that half’s height;
2. if that is empty, look at the opposite side;
3. if the upper half finds nothing, it copies the lower half;
4. if there is no wall at all, both halves copy the floor block — which is how you get a diamond bottom and an emerald top in the same door.

Depth (near or far edge) and hinge side are chosen by where you click; holding Sneak inverts the depth. Two doors placed side by side pair up and swing together.

Independent halves — diamond at the bottom, emerald at the top, single and double

Log grain preserved in both states — the decoy is indistinguishable from the frame

gg:super_trapdoor  •  gg:super_trapdoor_rs

Mounts on the top or the bottom of the block space like a vanilla trapdoor, swings toward whoever opens it, and copies the frame around it — including grass, so a grass hatch is genuinely invisible until it opens.

Closed grass hatch and the same hatch opened — no visible frame in either state

Four gestures.

Every action answers with a coloured message, a chat line and a short chime, so you always know whether the link took. A redstone-only door explains itself when you tap it empty-handed.

Short on space? The whole tree collapses to two crafts: Decoy Block once, then Decoy Door or Trapdoor twice, then add iron and redstone for the locked versions. Torches are a lever plus the torch you already have, and the remote adds copper and redstone.

Block IDs and permutation states

gg:super_block, gg:super_glass (+ face, mode, orient), gg:super_door, gg:super_door_rs, gg:super_trapdoor, gg:super_trapdoor_rs, gg:torch_lever, gg:torch_lever_remote, gg:soul_torch_lever, gg:soul_torch_lever_remote. States: gg:s0, gg:s1, gg:s2 (skin index, base 8), gg:axis, gg:face, gg:mode, gg:orient, gg:open, gg:variant. Recipes use the standard crafting_table tag; no custom station.

One file, both packs. The .mcaddon contains the behaviour pack and the resource pack; the game imports them together.

Updating: delete the old packs, import the new .mcaddon, restart the world. Torch links and door IDs migrate automatically from world dynamic properties, so nothing needs to be re-bound.

Note that the camouflage copies whatever your resource packs show for the neighbouring block, so the disguise always matches your own visual style.

Honest limitations, so nothing surprises you mid-build:

• Ghost blocks are not solid. Mobs and players walk through them; use a decoy door for anything that must stop a zombie.
• Decoys are immovable. Pistons cannot push them, because the copied appearance would be lost in flight.
• Camouflage is sampled at placement. If you replace the neighbouring wall later, break and re-place the decoy to refresh it.
• Spy glass is one-directional. The outside face is always solid, by design.
• Only supported blocks are copied. The pack knows more than 290 blocks; something exotic may fall back to the default decoy texture.

Gloamguise: False Facades is published by Onyx Meridian Interactive Studio under the OM Studio EULA v3.0. All rights reserved. The complete text ships inside the .mcaddon as LICENSE.txt (English authoritative, Russian official translation).

Commercial licence, modpack inclusion, commissions and any other permission: write to yarik.internet@atomicmail.io. A reply is required — a comment, a like or a private message is never a licence.

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Onyx Meridian Interactive Studio

An independent studio building gameplay systems, not one-off packs. Gloamguise is its first release.

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