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{{Block
{{Block
|name=Terrorcotta Lines<br>Terrorcotta Curves
|name=Terrorcotta
|image=Terrorcotta.gif
|image=Terrorcotta.gif
|hardness=1.5
|hardness=1.5
|blastres=6
|blastres=6
|tool=Pickaxe ([[image:Tool Pickaxe.png|link=|32px]])
|tool=Pickaxe
|renewable=No
|renewable=Unknown
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|stackable=Yes (64)
|id=terrorcotta_lines<br>terrorcotta_curves
}}
}}
{{Planned}}
{{Stub|Needs more EVERYTHING}}


'''Terrorcotta''' is a planned block that acts similar in nature to {{mcw|Terracotta}}. There are two variants of this block: Lines and Curves. '''Terrorcotta Lines''' have a continuous linear pattern, while '''Terrorcotta Curves''' have a curved pattern. Both of these variants act similar in nature to {{mcw|Glazed Terracotta}} and [[Spiral Bricks]], where the direction it is placed will orientate how it looks. Also similar to Glazed Terracotta, Terrorcotta will create a large pattern based off of the arrangement of it's placement.  
'''Terrorcotta''' is a group of decorative building blocks which function highly similar to {{mcw|Glazed Terracotta}}. On placement, these blocks rotate to match the direction in which they were placed, which allows for the assembly of complex patterns.
 
* '''Terrorcotta Curves''' feature a curved pattern, and can be utilized for circular and curving patterns.
* '''Terrorcotta Lines''' have continuous diagonal lines, useful for straight portions and squared corners.
* '''Terrorcotta Arcs''' bridge the difference between Curves and Lines; not too curved, yet not too straight.


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=Image Reel=
==Data Values==
{{ImageGallery|Old Terrorcotta Lines|Terrorcotta Lines prior to 1.20.1}}
{| class= "wikitable" style="margin: auto; width: 33%; text-align:center"
{{ImageGallery|Old Terrorcotta Curves|Terrorcotta Curves prior to 1.20.1}}
|-
! Block !! Image !! Block ID
|-
|Terrorcotta Arcs || [[File:Terrorcotta Arcs.png|64px|link=]]  || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:terrorcotta_arcs</code>
|-
|Terrorcotta Curves || [[File:Terrorcotta Curves.png|64px|link=]] || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:terrorcotta_curves</code>
|-
|Terrorcotta Lines || [[File:Terrorcotta Lines.png|64px|link=]] || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:terrorcotta_lines</code>
|}


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=History=
{{history table|
{{history table|
{{history|MC v1.12.2|Piss Terrorcotta}}
{{history|3.6.345|Added Terrorcotta Circle and Terrorcotta Diagonal.}}
{{history|MC v1.20.1|Terrorcotta Retextured}}
{{history|4.0.412|Removed Terrorcotta}}
}}
}}


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Latest revision as of 18:44, 31 October 2024

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Terrorcotta
Terrorcotta.gif
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 1.5
Blast Resistance 6
Tool Pickaxe Tool Pickaxe.png
Renewable Unknown
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable No
ID Data Values

Terrorcotta is a group of decorative building blocks which function highly similar to Glazed Terracotta. On placement, these blocks rotate to match the direction in which they were placed, which allows for the assembly of complex patterns.

  • Terrorcotta Curves feature a curved pattern, and can be utilized for circular and curving patterns.
  • Terrorcotta Lines have continuous diagonal lines, useful for straight portions and squared corners.
  • Terrorcotta Arcs bridge the difference between Curves and Lines; not too curved, yet not too straight.

Data Values[edit]

Block Image Block ID
Terrorcotta Arcs Terrorcotta Arcs.png twilightforest:terrorcotta_arcs
Terrorcotta Curves Terrorcotta Curves.png twilightforest:terrorcotta_curves
Terrorcotta Lines Terrorcotta Lines.png twilightforest:terrorcotta_lines

History

Version Details
3.6.345 Added Terrorcotta Circle and Terrorcotta Diagonal.
4.0.412 Removed Terrorcotta


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