Paintbrush Mod for Minecraft 1.8.9/1.7.10

The Paintbrush mod is a simple and creative mod that you’re absolutely going to love if you enjoy customizing things according to your preferences or if you’re just a fan of painting things in general. The mod isn’t anything complex and is fairly straightforward so you’ll be able to get the hang of it in mere minutes and will then be able to make use of its features to make Minecraft look exactly the way you like it. It can definitely be considered a popular mod since it has been out for less than a month and has already been downloaded over a thousand times.

The Paintbrush mod basically implements two different items into the game which are the paint brush and the paint scraper. The paint brush is used to paint the blocks, and the paint scraper is, of course, use to scrape the paint off the blocks if you don’t like the way they look after the paint job has been applied. Both these tools can be resized by holding the shift key and scrolling which is pretty useful due to a variety of obvious reasons. The items don’t have any actual recipes as of right now, so they don’t need to be crafted before you’re able to use them.

There are a total of twelve different paints that you can apply with the Paintbrush mod. The actual process of painting is pretty simple as you simply click, hold and then drag your mouse across the area that you want to paint. Scraping off the paint has a similar process as well. Before you can utilize the Paintbrush mod, you need to make sure that you have LLibrary installed otherwise it won’t run properly. As long as you have LLibrary installed and ready you shouldn’t have any issues with the mod’s functionality.

Paintbrush Mod for Minecraft 1.8.9 Changelogs

Added basic API
- Register ignored blocks
- Place custom paint
Added new creative tab
Fixed startup crash
Performance improvements

How to install Paintbrush Mod?

Download and install the recommended Minecraft Forge and LLibrary for your Minecraft version.
Download the latest mod version for your Minecraft version.
Put the .jar file into the mods folder of your Minecraft installation.