Tardis Consoles: Colorized
Every Time Lord knows that the console room is the heart of the TARDIS, and for players running the New TARDIS Mod, that heart has always looked a little too uniform. Tardis Consoles: Colorized is a small but charming add-on by Codiak540 that fixes exactly that problem by introducing a wider palette of control console colors. If you have ever wanted your interior to feel genuinely yours, this is the tweak you have been waiting for.
It is worth stating the obvious up front: the original project is marked as outdated, and its functionality has since been moved into the ASEHOA pack. That means the standalone version is no longer maintained, but the colorized consoles themselves live on inside that larger collection. Players who still run older setups can often find the legacy file floating around community archives, and the concept remains fully intact for anyone curious about how it worked.
What the Add-On Actually Changes
The premise is refreshingly simple. Instead of being stuck with the default console design, you get access to multiple color variations for TARDIS control consoles. Each variant swaps the look of the console block so your interior can match a theme, a favorite era of the show, or just your personal taste.
- Additional color variants for TARDIS control consoles
- Works alongside the New TARDIS Mod interior system
- Lightweight, with no impact on core gameplay mechanics
- Ideal for builders who treat each TARDIS as a custom project
- Compatible with interior redesigns and decorative builds
Because the add-on only touches visuals, it plays nicely with most other TARDIS-related content. You are not changing how flight works or how rooms generate; you are simply giving yourself more creative room to breathe.
Minecraft Versions and Loaders
This is a Forge add-on built for the New TARDIS Mod, and it targets the older 1.7.10 era of Minecraft where that mod originally thrived. If you are running a modern version of the game, the standalone add-on will not load, which is precisely why the project was folded into ASEHOA. Before you download Tardis Consoles: Colorized, confirm your Minecraft version and Forge installation match the file you intend to use, or you will spend more time troubleshooting than decorating.
For players who prefer a smoother setup, the foxygame.net launcher bundles add-ons like Tardis Consoles: Colorized directly into its catalog, so you can install it with a single click instead of hunting down matching Forge builds by hand.
How to Install
Installing the add-on is straightforward once your environment is ready. Follow these steps and you will be recoloring consoles in minutes.
Step-by-Step Setup
- Install the correct version of Minecraft Forge for your game version
- Place the New TARDIS Mod file into your mods folder first
- Add the Tardis Consoles: Colorized file alongside it
- Launch the game and confirm both mods load without errors
- Enter your TARDIS and cycle through the available console colors
If the game crashes on startup, the usual culprit is a version mismatch between the add-on and the base mod. Remove one, test, then reintroduce it. Learning how to install mods carefully is half the battle in older Minecraft versions, and this add-on rewards a little patience.
Why It Is Still Worth Your Time
Even in its retired state, Tardis Consoles: Colorized for Minecraft represents something valuable: the idea that a TARDIS should reflect its pilot. The New TARDIS Mod gave us incredible interiors, and this add-on gave those interiors personality. Whether you track down the legacy release or access the same feature set through ASEHOA, the result is the same — a console room that finally looks the way you always imagined it.
If variety is what you crave, give it a try and let your TARDIS show its true colors.