Wattle and daub

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Wattle and daub
Material Stone
Stackable 64
Drops Itself
Blocks

Wattle and daub
Material Stone
Stackable 64
Drops Itself
Blocks

Wattle and daub is a building block created by placing a woven stick fence known as “wattle ” and applying an adhesive material known as “daub .”

Creation

Crafting

For more information on daub colors, see Daub .

Wattle is crafted using sticks and any knife .

Ingredients Crafting Recipe
1x Knife
5x Stick
Stick
Stick
Knife
Stick
Stick
Stick
Wattle fence
5


Raw daub is crafted using soil , dry grass , sand , and clay .

Ingredients Crafting Recipe
1x Soil
2x Dry grass
1x Sand
1x Clay
Soil
Sand
Dry grass
2
Clay
Raw daub
8


Different combinations of sand and clay will produce different colors of daub. Some colors can be made by combining a daub of a specific base color with dye in a barrel .[1]

Color Block Sand types Clay types Dye ingredients
Ashen Andesite Blue, fire
Blue N/A N/A Woad , cornflower , lapis lazuli
Brown Shale, basalt, slate Any
Golden brown Claystone, conglomerate Any
Andesite, chalk, limestone, granite Red
Weathered beige Chalk, limestone Blue, fire
Light brown Phyllite, chert Any
Green Peridotite Any Dry grass , lily of the valley
Orange Bauxite Any Onion
Pink N/A N/A Cranberry
Tan Granite Blue, fire
Yellow Sandstone Any Heather , onion

Construction

After placing a wattle fence block, press Right mouse button while holding 6 pieces of daub to apply an initial layer, converting the wattle into a wattle and daub block. 1 piece of daub can optionally be applied 2 more times to increase its smoothness.

Daub smoothness
6 daub 7 daub 8 daub

Usage

Wattle and daub is a solid, non-flammable block that can be used in player-built structures. Unlike other clay -based blocks such as ceramic blocks , wattle and daub does not require firing.

History

Version Description
1.20.0 pre.1 Wattle fence, raw daub, and wattle and daub blocks were introduced as a replacement for hardened clay.
rc.2 4 additional daub colors were added: green, orange, pink, and yellow. The sand required for crafting each daub variant was reshuffled. Some daubs now have both a grid and a dye recipe.
1.21.0 pre.1 The stack size of daub was increased to 128. The crafting recipe output for daub was reduced from 12 to 8. A complete wattle and daub block now requires 8 daub instead of 10.

Notes

  • Wattle and daub was introduced as a replacement for hardened clay, which had only 4 variants corresponding to the original clay types: blue, red, brown, and fireclay. Hardened clay has since been renamed to “ceramic ” and converted into a legacy block—its crafting method was removed, and it is now only available in the Creative inventory.

Gallery

See also

References

  1. ↑ assets/survival/recipes/grid/daub-raw.json
  2. ↑ Official site devlog
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