User:Xandoria/Sandbox/Test1

Cobble Skull
Material	Stone
Stackable	64
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Cobblestone
Material	Stone
Stackable	64
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Drystone
Material	Stone
Stackable	64
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Polished Stone
Material	Stone
Stackable	64
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Ashlar blocks
Material	Stone
Stackable	64
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Brick blocks can be separated into 3 categories, firstly the simple mudbrick blocks, crafted from soil , clay , dryg rass and sand , secondly the regular brick blocks, constructed using clay and mortar and finally the more complex refractory bricks, constructed from clay , quartz , bauxite , olivine and ilmenite .

Creation

There are four types of stone blocks players can craft: cobblestone, dry stone, polished stone, and ashlar blocks. All of these types of blocks are created using the crafting grid. Stone types that can be used to create stone blocks listed below include: andesite, basalt, chalk, chert, claystone, conglomerate, granite, limestone, peridotite, phyllite, sandstone, shale, and slate. Marble may be polished, but cannot be converted to brick or used to create cobblestone.

Looting

Many ruins are built from granite cobblestone components, others may be built of stone brick blocks, even raw stone blocks. Cobblestone blocks from ruins may be collected by breaking them without a tool. Though no tool is required, collecting blocks is faster when a pickaxe is equipped.

Cobble skull blocks may not be crafted by players, but may only be looted from ruins. They only come in the full block shape. Most cobble skulls found in those ruins are made from granite, sometimes from sandstone, but variants of other rock types exist, though very difficult to find.

Cobblestone blocks

Cobblestone blocks require clay , and small stones to create.

• Block shapes: Three variants can be created, full blocks, slabs, and stairs.
• Material variant: Almost any small stone variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Crafting

Blocks must be assembled in the crafting grid as shown below.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
8x Stone 1x Blue clay

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
3x Stone 1x Blue clay

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
7x Stone 1x Blue clay

Drystone blocks

Drystone blocks require a stone brick and loose stones to create.

• Block Shapes: Full blocks and fences can be created - the fences do not require stone bricks in their crafting.
• Material Variant: Almost any rock variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Crafting

Blocks must be assembled in the crafting grid as shown below.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
8x Stone 1x Brick

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
6x Stone

Mixed drystone blocks

Mixed drystone blocks are a fancy and multicolored variant of the drystone blocks, introduced in v1.15.

• Block Shapes: Full blocks and fences can be created.
• Material Variant: 8 different small stones are required, as well as a brick (replaced by a board of any type for the fence). For the recipe to be validated, those 8 small stones must be placed each in a precise slot of the crafting grid. Phyllite stone is probably the most difficult stone to reach, because phyllite layers lay deep underground.

Crafting

Blocks must be assembled in the crafting grid as shown below.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Bauxite stone 1x Granite stone 1x Limestone stone 1x Conglomerate stone 1x Brick 1x Andesite stone 1x Claystone stone 1x Chalk stone 1x Phyllite stone

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Bauxite stone 1x Granite stone 1x Limestone stone 1x Conglomerate stone 1x Board 1x Andesite stone 1x Claystone stone 1x Chalk stone 1x Phyllite stone

Polished rocks

Polished rocks blocks require a hammer , a chisel , and a rock to create.

• Block Shapes: Full blocks and slabs can be created. Polished stone stairs cannot be created.
• Material Variant: Almost any rock variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Crafting

Stone is mined using a pickaxe , by "relieving blocks" and polished in the crafting grid using a hammer and chisel . Polished stones can be split to create two slabs.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Hammer 1x Chisel 1x Rock

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Hammer 1x Chisel 1x Polished rock

Ashlar blocks

Ashlar blocks require rock , mortar , a hammer , and a chisel to create.

• Block shapes: Three variants can be created, ashlar blocks, ashlar block slabs (half-block), and ashlar block stairs.
• Material variant: Almost any rock variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Ashlar blocks are crafted in two stages, single ashlar blocks are crafted and then assembled with mortar to form blocks.

Below is the recipe to craft single ashlar blocks in the crafting grid.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Hammer 1x Chisel 1x Polished rock slab

Single ashlar blocks must then be assembled using mortar in the crafting grid as shown below to obtain one of the three types of ashlar blocks.

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
8x Ashlar block 1x Mortar

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
5x Ashlar block 1x Mortar

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
7x Ashlar block 1x Mortar

Purchasing

• Single bricks can be purchased from building materials traders . But they only sell blue, brown, red, and fire single bricks.
• Even if you purchase brown or red single bricks in Survival mode, you will not be able to craft the other blocks using mortar because no recipe is available at the moment.

Usage

Building component

Brick blocks are primarily used to create player structures. Slabs can be placed horizontally or vertically.

Block types

Category	Brick	Block	Slab	Stairs	Chimney	Grating	Note
Light mudbrick	N/A		N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	-
Dark mudbrick	N/A			N/A	N/A	N/A	-
Blue clay						N/A	-
Brown clay						N/A	These items cannot be crafted in Survival mode.
Red clay						N/A	These items cannot be crafted in Survival mode.
Fire clay						N/A	-
Refractory (Tier 1)			N/A	N/A	N/A		-
Refractory (Tier 2)			N/A	N/A	N/A		-
Refractory (Tier 3)			N/A	N/A	N/A		-