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(Terrorcotta was in 1.12.2 whoa, and also fuck you captcha)
 
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{{Block
{{Block
|name=Nagastone Head
|name=Terrorcotta Lines<br>Terrorcotta Curves
|image=[[image:Nagastone Head.png|link=|center|256px]][[image:Nagastone.png|link=|center|256px]]
|image=Terrorcotta.gif
|hardness=1.5
|hardness=1.5
|blastres=6
|blastres=6
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|renewable=No
|renewable=No
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|id=nagastone_head<br>nagastone
|id=terrorcotta_lines<br>terrorcotta_curves
}}
}}
{{Planned}}
{{Planned}}
{{NYI}}
{{Stub|Needs more EVERYTHING}}
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'''Nagastone''' is a special type of block that generates in the Twilight Forest. These decorative blocks can be found in the walls of the [[Naga Courtyard]]. They separate into two different types of blocks, body blocks and head blocks, when harvested. The blocks align themselves differently depending on how you place them and will rearrange themselves in an effort to connect, similar to {{mcw|rails}}.
'''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.  


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==History==
=Image Reel=
{{ImageGallery|Old Terrorcotta Lines|Terrorcotta Lines prior to 1.20.1}}
{{ImageGallery|Old Terrorcotta Curves|Terrorcotta Curves prior to 1.20.1}}
 
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=History=
{{history table|
{{history table|
{{history|1.11.6|Added both variants of Nagastone. It will attempt to connect to other Nagastone.
{{history|MC v1.12.2|Piss Terrorcotta}}
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{{history|MC v1.20.1|Terrorcotta Retextured}}
Removed unnecessary meta number for Nagastone.}}
{{history|1.11.7|Added a config option for Nagastone with valid default value.}}
{{history|1.12.0|Fixed Nagastone so it only drops head or body variants.}}
{{history|1.17.1|Restored auto-connectivity of Nagastone.}}
{{history|2.0.3|Fixes to Nagastone rendering, but due to a bug in 1.7.2, it is not completely fixed.
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Changed how Nagastone is placed. It now behaves similarly to Log placement.}}
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Revision as of 14:17, 3 March 2024

Terrorcotta Lines
Terrorcotta Curves
Terrorcotta.gif
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 1.5
Blast Resistance 6
Tool Pickaxe (Tool Pickaxe.png) [[File:Pickaxe (Tool Pickaxe.png).png|link=|32px]]
Renewable No
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable No
ID terrorcotta_lines
terrorcotta_curves

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Terrorcotta is a planned block that acts similar in nature to 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 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.

Image Reel

  • File:Old Terrorcotta Lines.png
    Terrorcotta Lines prior to 1.20.1
  • File:Old Terrorcotta Curves.png
    Terrorcotta Curves prior to 1.20.1

    • History

    History

    Version Details
    MC v1.12.2 Piss Terrorcotta
    MC v1.20.1 Terrorcotta Retextured


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