Description:


Pibby Glitch Goo is a dark, animated liquid-like block inspired by the "Pibby" glitch corruption concept. When placed, it behaves like a living infection — spreading outward across the ground, corrupting every living thing it contacts, and leaving behind a creeping dark residue. It is a purely destructive tool: great for traps, horror builds, or experimental chaos.
| Block | Description |
|---|---|
| Pibby Glitch Goo | A flat, black, glitching block that spreads, corrupts entities, and cannot be contained once placed (unless removed or washed away). |
Pibby Glitch Goo spreads to adjacent blocks over time, expanding outward up to a set radius. Each tick it attempts to propagate to neighbouring surfaces, creating a growing "infection" of dark residue across the terrain.
Any entity — mobs, animals, villagers, and more — that steps on or touches the goo is immediately hit with:
Repeated exposure deals this damage every tick the entity remains on the block, making escape difficult and survival unlikely.
Pibby Glitch Goo is instantly broken by contact with water. Use a water bucket or flowing water to stop its spread or clean up an area.
The block has no explosion resistance and drops nothing when destroyed by explosions, making TNT a viable (if risky) cleanup method.
The block breaks almost instantly by mining (0.1 seconds). When a player mines it, it drops itself as an item so you can pick it up and redeploy it elsewhere.
Craft Pibby Glitch Goo at a Crafting Table using Obsidian and Black Dye:
It can also be found in the Nature tab of the Creative inventory.
Download the mod and follow the step-by-step installation guide.

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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.