Post by Zowja on Jun 13, 2017 19:58:55 GMT -5
One of the most important things back in Beta was the various materials that were used to build the things of the past. So I've gone ahead and added some new blocks to New Frontier Craft in the spirit of Beta.
Note: This page is missing sections on stained glass, stained wood, fired bricks blocks, and cobblestone walls, all things added in 1.8.7. These will be added to the page as the wiki is updated for the latest version.
Windows
Normal Window
Crafting Recipe | Example in-game |
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Large Window
Crafting Recipe | Example in-game |
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Double Window
Crafting Recipe | Example in-game |
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Scaffolding
Scaffolding can make towers that can be destroyed easily, but will only bridge out 7 blocks.
Crafting Recipe | Example in-game |
Stone Bricks
These were one of the first thing added into New Frontier Craft, and are used in buildings a lot. There are multiple types of stone brick, but in-game they are all labeled as "Stone Brick" because the technical names of these are peculiar. Currently there are 7 stone bricks: plated stone (which take the stone slab texture), normal, x offset, y offset, xy offset, stone bricks (based on the modern stone bricks), and small stone bricks (based on the brick texture).
First, let's look at a picture with a few of the stone bricks in it:
The center blocks are the normal stone bricks, the bottom is the small stone bricks, the left is the x offset, the right is the y offset, and the top is the xy offset stone bricks.
Below is how to craft them.
Normal Stone Brick. NOTICE: This is the only one that uses just stone. | X Offset Stone Brick |
Y Offset Stone Brick | XY Offset Stone Brick |
Small Stone Brick | Mix and match these to get interesting results |
Small and normal stone bricks can look good on their own | MOAR MIXTURE |
A Pyramid built entirely out of Stone Bricks by metallica5167 on the official NFC Minecraft Server
There's also Nether variants of the stone blocks as of 1.8.7. There's no crafting recipe for the block themselves, however all the subcategories of them do have functional recipes. They can be obtained in the walls and chests of Nether Dungeons that you can find scattered around the Nether.