Build in the middle of bricks

[Kobewarrior]

Well, Iv been wondering if its possible to build in the middle of the bricks.
Like, you place a 2x2 plate and you can put a 1x1 cone in the middle or a little stud.
  It may possibly help a lot of people with their building situations.

  Think its a good idea? 

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[GenaralSkar]

It would have to be a 2x2 brick that just has a cone in the middle. Possible. Very Possible.

Also, I thought this was something else so I took this picture for no reason :(


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[lilboarder32]

It is very possible. I created a mod similar to this that let you chose whichever brick limit you would like to bypass. (Float, overlap, buried, stuck, etc...)

[Skip]

It is very possible. I created a mod similar to this that let you chose whichever brick limit you would like to bypass. (Float, overlap, buried, stuck, etc...)

Wait, what?
Where?

[pitfall]

I have seen this glitch with the creeper mod

[Game Machine Man]

I have seen this glitch with the creeper mod

Creeper bricks also float if the bricks they're on are removed.

It is very possible. I created a mod similar to this that let you chose whichever brick limit you would like to bypass. (Float, overlap, buried, stuck, etc...)

And this mod doesn't break the game?

[Destiny/Zack0Wack0]

Creeper bricks also float if the bricks they're on are removed.

And this mod doesn't break the game?

It doesn't. I have it and it works fine.

[Toasty_Enginner]

It is very possible. I created a mod similar to this that let you chose whichever brick limit you would like to bypass. (Float, overlap, buried, stuck, etc...)

Oh gimmie gimmie.

[Ephialtes]

It's not possible to build off-the-grid. A 1x1 cone in the middle of a 2x2 round would be half way off the grid in both directions which isn't allowed. This isn't going to be done because it'd jeopardize a lot of the ways in which rendering is optimised.

[Nitramtj]

What can be done is, if you try placing something in the middle of a rectangular brick, the brick could be split into smaller bricks, leaving room for the new brick to be placed.