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- Wood is a type of block that is generally obtained by cutting down trees using an axe or a chainsaw. There are 10 different types of Wood. Crafting recipes that include Any Wood as an ingredient can use any type except Dynasty Wood. Some resulting items may differ in appearance depending on Wood type used, while providing exactly the same use.
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Wood is a type of block that is generally obtained by cutting down trees using an axe or a chainsaw. There are currently 10 different types of Wood. Crafting recipes that include Any Wood as an ingredient can use any type except Dynasty Wood.
- Living Wood Bathtub
The Bathtub is a decorative furniture item. It fulfills a...
- Living Wood Piano
The Piano is a decorative furniture item. It counts as a...
- Living Wood Door
Doors are furniture items that prevent enemies from entering...
- Living Wood Bookcase
Placed bookcases. Click the image to view a summary of each...
- Living Wood Chair
Chairs are furniture items which can be placed on the...
- Living Wood Table
Tables are furniture items which can be placed on the...
- Wood Greaves
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- Living Wood Sofa
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- Living Wood Bathtub
Wood is a type of block that is generally obtained by cutting down trees using an axe or a chainsaw. There are 10 different types of Wood. Crafting recipes that include Any Wood as an ingredient can use any type except Dynasty Wood. Some resulting items may differ in appearance depending on Wood type used, while providing exactly the same use.
- ✔️ (1 wide × 1 high)
- Block Crafting material
- 00*
- 15 (Very fast)
- Overview
- Naturally Occurring Blocks
- Bricks
- Crafted Blocks
- Other Blocks
- Notes
- Achievements
- History
Blocks are the primary components of every Terraria world. They make up nearly all of the game's terrain, with the preponderance of a particular block type in an area determining its biome. Nearly all blocks are collectible for use by players, and are mined with a Pickaxe, Drill, or an explosive. All block types can be stacked up to 9999 in a single inventory slot.
•The most common blocks from world generation are Dirt and Stone.
•Most blocks can be crafted into walls and vice-versa. Nearly all block types have a corresponding wall type.
•Most blocks are foreground objects, and can be used to impede or block player and enemy movement. Background blocks include Inactive Stone Block, Living Fire Block, Bubble, and Smoke Block.
•Most blocks can be shaped into half-blocks and angled slopes using a Hammer.
There are currently 192 block types, including natural, crafted, purchased, and summoned block types.
Soils
Soils are the most accessible type of block in the game, and they make up the majority of the world. Many of them grow Plants naturally. All soils can be mined with a Copper Pickaxe or Tin Pickaxe (except for the Stone variants as noted below). Soils are the only blocks that can be converted by the Corruption, Crimson, and Hallow. All soils are destroyed by explosives.
Grown Blocks
These blocks drop when their respective plant is looted from the environment using the necessary tool. Once in the player's inventory, they can be placed like other blocks and likewise looted with a Pickaxe, Drill, or explosives.
Other Found Blocks
These blocks are found in various parts of the world.
Bricks are a specific type of crafted block with a repeating rectangular pattern. Though many bricks are crafted from ores and soils, some can only be looted from the environment (or in one case, enemies). All Bricks have the word 'Brick' in their name (however, Mudstone Brick is called Mudstone Block on ).
Bricks have no sell value. Most crafted bricks are made using a Furnace, Hellforge and/or Titanium/Adamantite Forge.
These blocks are obtained through crafting at a crafting station.
Purchased Blocks
These blocks are bought from NPCs.
Looted Blocks
These blocks are obtained in various ways, mostly as drops from enemies.
•Blocks directly below a Tree, Cactus, Chest, or Altar cannot be mined until the item sitting above is first removed.
•However, blocks beneath Chests and Altars can be swapped with other blocks.
•Blocks growing Grass or Moss cannot be mined before their vegetation is destroyed, which is generally done with a single extra hit.
•If the player ends up overlapped with a block, they will behave as if the overlapped blocks are not there.
Bulldozer • “Destroy a total of 10,000 tiles.”
Mine a total of 10,000 tiles.
Category: Challenger
Landscaper • “You have removed more than 10,000 blocks!”
PC version
•Desktop 1.4.0.1: Added a multitude of new blocks. Block swap added.
•Desktop 1.3.0.1: Added a multitude of new blocks - Granite and variants; Marble and variants; Shroomite Plating, Pink Slime Block, Luminite and variants; Hardened Sand and variants; Sandstone and variants; and Desert Fossil.
•Desktop 1.2:
•Bricks, wood, stone and glass all now blend together.
•Changed item and tile image to be unique to others.
Sep 14, 2023 · Ash Wood: Everything about this wood is gorgeous, the wood blocks look polished and beautiful, the armor and weapons are decent and better than most woods (unless you’re playing in Getfixedboi or Don’t dig up) Spooky Wood: What makes this wood unique is how well it blends in with darker wood types.
Looks like living wood, living wood leaves, living mahogany, living mahogany leaves, boreal wood, white dynasty walls, and stone bricks. Also there are some wooden beams used.
I cannot seem to craft or find wood blocks. I have tons of wood, and a work bench. I can craft blocks out of any other material (stone, etc). I simply don't see an option to create wood blocks at all, and I'd like to use them for floors and roofs.
Use a bunch of wood types; if you paint them brown they’ll all fit. Ebonwood makes a good “vertical” style, and living mahogany makes a good “natural” look. Pumpkin blocks make great curtains.
