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{{block
{{Block
| image = [[image:Giant Cobblestone.png|center|128px]]
|image=Giant Cobblestone.png
| blastres = 1920
|hardness=128
| tool = Pickaxe
|blastres=50
| renewable = Yes
|tool=Giant Pickaxe
| stackable = Yes
|renewable=No
| id = giant_cobblestone
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|id=twilightforest:giant_cobblestone
}}
}}


'''Giant cobblestone''' is a large block of {{mcw|cobblestone}}, the size of 64 normal cobblestone blocks in a 4x4x4 formation.
'''Giant Cobblestone''' looks like a much larger cobblestone block. It is the size of 64 normal cobblestone blocks in a 4x4x4 formation. It can be harvested with any tool, but it takes 64 times as long as normal cobblestone. The [[Giant's Pickaxe]] harvests giant cobblestone at a normal rate. Giant Cobblestone can be used to craft Giant Tools or 64 blocks of Cobblestone.


== Obtaining ==
==Crafting==
Giant cobblestone requires a [[pickaxe]] to be mined, in which case it drops itself. If mined without a pickaxe, then the mining is slower and it drops nothing. Additionally, if the pickaxe is not a giant's pickaxe, it will take 64 times as long to mine.
{{Crafting
 
|type=Shapeless
Giant cobblestone is also dropped when 64 cobblestone in a square is mined with a giant's pickaxe.
|b2image=Giant Cobblestone
 
|outputimage=Cobblestone
== Usage ==
|amount10=6
Like cobblestone, giant cobblestone can be used as a building block, although it is significantly more cumbersome to use.
|amount=4
 
=== Crafting ingredient ===
{{crafting
| b2 = Giant Cobblestone
| output = Cobblestone
| outputimage = Giant Cobblestone.png
| amount10 = 6
| amount = 4
}}
}}


{{crafting
{{-}}
| a1 = Giant Cobblestone
| a2 = Giant Cobblestone
| a3 = Giant Cobblestone
| b2 = Giant Log
| c2 = Giant Log
| output = Giant's Pickaxe
| outputimage = Stone Pickaxe.png
}}


{{crafting
==History==
| a2 = Giant Cobblestone
| b2 = Giant Cobblestone
| c2 = Giant Log
| output = Giant's Sword
| outputimage = Stone Sword.png
}}
{{-}}
== History ==
{{history table|
{{history table|
{{history|2.3.0|Added giant cobblestone.}}
{{history|2.3.0|Added Giant Cobblestone.}}
{{history|2.3.5|If a part of a block of giant cobblestone is broken, the whole grid will self-destruct.}}
{{history|2.3.5|If a part of Giant Cobblestone is broken, the whole grid will self-destruct.}}
{{history|3.4.239|Fixed an exploit with giant cobblestone that could make it break unbreakable blocks and physics.}}
{{history|3.4.239|Fixed an exploit with Giant Cobblestone that could make it break unbreakable blocks and physics.}}
{{history|3.6.324|Placing giant cobblestone on a snow layer will no longer crash the client.}}
{{history|3.6.324|Placing Giant Cobblestone on a Snow Layer will no longer crash the client.}}
}}
}}


{{BlockNavigation}}
{{BlockNavigation}}

Latest revision as of 06:12, 5 August 2024

Giant Cobblestone
Giant Cobblestone.png
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 128
Blast Resistance 50
Tool Giant Pickaxe Giant Pickaxe.png
Renewable No
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable No
ID twilightforest:giant_cobblestone

Giant Cobblestone looks like a much larger cobblestone block. It is the size of 64 normal cobblestone blocks in a 4x4x4 formation. It can be harvested with any tool, but it takes 64 times as long as normal cobblestone. The Giant's Pickaxe harvests giant cobblestone at a normal rate. Giant Cobblestone can be used to craft Giant Tools or 64 blocks of Cobblestone.

Crafting[edit]

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Cobblestone
Cobblestone
Cobblestone
Shapeless
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History[edit]

History

Version Details
2.3.0 Added Giant Cobblestone.
2.3.5 If a part of Giant Cobblestone is broken, the whole grid will self-destruct.
3.4.239 Fixed an exploit with Giant Cobblestone that could make it break unbreakable blocks and physics.
3.6.324 Placing Giant Cobblestone on a Snow Layer will no longer crash the client.


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