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Darkwood Logs purely generate within the [[Dark Forest]], and can be appropriately found as well in the [[Dark Tower]]. Like all other logs, these can generate as part of a [[Landmarks#Well|Well]].
Darkwood Logs purely generate within the [[Dark Forest]], and can be appropriately found as well in the [[Dark Tower]]. Like all other logs, these can generate as part of a [[Landmarks#Well|Well]].


=Uses=
==Crafting==
==Crafting==
{{Crafting
{{Crafting
|type=Shapeless
|type=Shapeless
|b2gif= Wood - TF All.gif
|b2image= Twilight Oak Log
|outputgif= Wood - TF Planks.gif
|outputimage= Twilight Oak Planks
|amount=4
|amount=4
}}
}}
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|outputimage=Charcoal
|outputimage=Charcoal
}}
}}
These logs can also be used as a fuel source, being used for 1.5 items.  
These logs can also be used as a fuel source, being used for 1.5 items.  
{{Smelting
{{Smelting
|type= Fuel
|type= Fuel
|amount= 1.5
|amount= 1.5
|a1image=Raw Venison
|a1=Raw Venison
|f1gif= Wood - TF All.gif
|f1gif= Wood - TF All.gif
|outputimage= Venison Steak
|output= Venison Steak
}}
}}


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|outputgif= Wood - TF Hollow Logs.gif
|outputgif= Wood - TF Hollow Logs.gif
}}
}}
It would only make sense that the Darkwood surrounding the [[Dark Tower]] was able to be turned into [[Towerwood]].
It would only make sense that the Darkwood surrounding the [[Dark Tower]] was able to be turned into [[Towerwood]].
{{Stonecutting
{{Stonecutting
|a1gif= Stonecutting - Darkwood Inputs.gif
|a1image= Darkwood Log
|outputgif=Stonecutting - Towerwood.gif
|output= Towerwood
|outputgif= Stonecutting - Towerwood.gif
}}
}}


==Block Data==
==Block Data==
{{TableSpace|12}}
{{Block
{{Block
|style=float:left; width:15%;
|style=float:left; width:15%;
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|id=twilight_oak_log
|id=twilight_oak_log
}}
}}
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{{Block
{{Block
|style=float:left; width:15%;
|name=Canopy Tree Log
|name=Canopy Tree Log
|image=Canopy Tree Log.png
|image=Canopy Tree Log.png
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|id=canopy_log
|id=canopy_log
}}
}}
{{TableSpace|4}}
 
{{Block
{{Block
|style=float:left; width:15%;
|name=Mangrove Log
|name=Mangrove Log
|image=Mangrove Log.png
|image=Mangrove Log.png
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|id=mangrove_log
|id=mangrove_log
}}
}}
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{{Block
{{Block
|style=float:left; width:15%;
|name=Darkwood Log
|name=Darkwood Log
|image=Darkwood Log.png
|image=Darkwood Log.png
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{{-}}


==History==
=History=
{{history table|
{{history table|
{{history|1.0|Added Twilight Oak, Canopy Tree and Mangrove Wood.}}
{{history|1.0|Added Twilight Oak, Canopy Tree and Mangrove Wood.}}
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{{history|1.7|Removed cut texture from top and bottom of logs.}}
{{history|1.7|Removed cut texture from top and bottom of logs.}}
{{history|1.9.0|Added cut texture to top and bottom of logs again.}}
{{history|1.9.0|Added cut texture to top and bottom of logs again.}}
{{history|1.10.0|Added Darkwood Wood.}}
{{history|1.10.0|Added Darkwood.}}
{{history|1.11.0|Wood can now be placed on their sides, much like Vanilla wood.}}
{{history|1.11.0|Wood can now be placed on their sides, much like Vanilla wood.}}
{{history|1.12.3|Added all Wood to the Ore Dictionary.}}
{{history|1.12.3|Added all Wood to the Ore Dictionary.}}
{{history|1.13.0|Changed Darkwood Log texture.}}
{{history|2.0.3|Re-added flammability for normal logs.}}
{{history|2.3.6|Small Twilight Oak trees and Rainbow Oak trees now properly grow with twilight oak logs.}}
{{history|3.4.239|Big spruce trees in the Snowy Forest are no longer partially made out of oak logs.}}
{{history|4.0.860|Added Stripped Logs for the different wood types.}}
}}
}}


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Like all trees, Twilight Forest Trees have a unique wood for each tree. Of course, you could have trees without wood, but is it really a tree?

Twilight Oak Logs are a very common type of log that can be found in the Twilight Forest. As it too is an Oak variant, it shares a similar appearance to the trees of the Overwold. These logs can be harvested from Twilight Oak Trees, Rainbow Oak Trees and Giant Twilight Oak Trees, but can be seen making up various Landmarks.

Canopy Tree Logs are a common log type, found primarily within the heavier forested parts of the Twilight Forest. These logs are harvested from Canopy Trees, some of which generating as attachments to Hedge Mazes. They also can generate as a "Fallen" variant; lain out onto the ground with occassional patches of moss covering the log.

Mangrove Logs, not to be confused with their vanilla counterparts, are found within the Twilight Swamp. These logs can also be rarely spotted on Wells, but will primarily generate as a part of the Mangrove Trees along side the Mangrove Roots.

Darkwood Logs purely generate within the Dark Forest, and can be appropriately found as well in the Dark Tower. Like all other logs, these can generate as part of a Well.

Uses

Crafting

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Twilight Oak Planks
Twilight Oak Planks
Twilight Oak Planks
Shapeless
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Smelting

As any other log, these logs can be burnt down into Charcoal.

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Smelts 8 items
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Any Fuel

These logs can also be used as a fuel source, being used for 1.5 items.

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Smelts 1.5 items
Raw Venison
Any Fuel
Venison Steak

Stonecutting

Alternatively to being stripped, these logs can be Hollowed Out instead, leaving the bark instead of it's core.

Stonecutting.png
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It would only make sense that the Darkwood surrounding the Dark Tower was able to be turned into Towerwood.

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Towerwood

Block Data

Twilight Oak Log
Twilight Oak Log.png
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 2
Blast Resistance 2
Tool Axe Tool Axe.png
Renewable Yes
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable Yes
ID twilight_oak_log
Canopy Tree Log
Canopy Tree Log.png
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 2
Blast Resistance 2
Tool Axe Tool Axe.png
Renewable Yes
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable Yes
ID canopy_log
Mangrove Log
Mangrove Log.png
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 2
Blast Resistance 2
Tool Axe Tool Axe.png
Renewable Yes
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable Yes
ID mangrove_log
Darkwood Log
Darkwood Log.png
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 2
Blast Resistance 2
Tool Axe Tool Axe.png
Renewable Yes
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable Yes
ID dark_log

History

History

Version Details
1.0 Added Twilight Oak, Canopy Tree and Mangrove Wood.
1.5 Altered code for wood so axes work properly on them.

Altered code for wood to support hold item.

1.7 Removed cut texture from top and bottom of logs.
1.9.0 Added cut texture to top and bottom of logs again.
1.10.0 Added Darkwood.
1.11.0 Wood can now be placed on their sides, much like Vanilla wood.
1.12.3 Added all Wood to the Ore Dictionary.
1.13.0 Changed Darkwood Log texture.
2.0.3 Re-added flammability for normal logs.
2.3.6 Small Twilight Oak trees and Rainbow Oak trees now properly grow with twilight oak logs.
3.4.239 Big spruce trees in the Snowy Forest are no longer partially made out of oak logs.
4.0.860 Added Stripped Logs for the different wood types.


Twilight Forest Blocks
Natural Deadrock • Fire Jet • Heart of Transformation • Hollow Logs • Huge Mushgloom • Huge Mushgloom Stem • Huge Stalk • Liveroots • Magic Tree Leaves • Magic Tree Logs • Mangrove Roots • Minewood Core • Roots • Smoker • Sortingwood Engine • Thorns • Timewood Clock • Trollsteinn • Twilight Forest Leaves • Twilight Forest Logs • Uberous Soil
Structure Aurora Block • Aurora Pillar • Aurora Slab • Bold Stone Pillar • Canopy Window • Canopy Window Pane • Etched Nagastone • Fluffy Cloud • Hedge • Mazestone • Nagastone • Nagastone Pillar • Nagastone Stairs • Spiral Bricks • Terrorcotta • Towerwood • Twisted Stone • Twisted Stone Pillar • Underbrick • Wispy Cloud
Dark Tower Devices Anti-Builder • Carminite Builder • Carminite Reactor • Ghast Trap • Locked Vanishing Block • Reappearing Block • Vanishing Block
Giant Giant Cobblestone • Giant Leaves • Giant Log • Giant Obsidian
Storage Block of Arctic Fur • Block of Carminite • Block of Fiery Metal • Block of Ironwood • Block of Knightmetal • Block of Steeleaf
Plants Fallen Leaves • Fiddlehead • Huge Lily Pad • Huge Water Lily • Magic Tree Saplings • Mayapple • Moss Patch • Mushgloom • Root Strands • Thorn Rose • Torchberry Plant • Trollber • Trollvidr • Twilight Forest Saplings
Critters Cicada • Cicada Jar • Firefly • Firefly Jar • Firefly Particle Spawner • Moonworm
Utility Boss Spawner • Canopy Bookshelf • Chiseled Canopy Bookshelf • Encased Fire Jet • Encased Smoker • Iron Ladder • Mason Jar • Rainy Cloud • Rope • Skull Candle • Snowy Cloud • Stronghold Shield • Trophy Pedestal • Uncrafting Table
NYI / WIP Auroralized Glass • Candelabra • Castle Brick • Castle Brick Stairs • Castle Door • Castle Rune Brick • Cinder Furnace • Cinder Log • Clover Patch • Force Field • Keepsake Casket • Slide Trap • Wrought Iron Fence
Removed Forest Grass • Dried Bush
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