Post by Vivian on Jul 24, 2020 17:12:22 GMT -5
New Building Blocks
New Frontier Craft adds several new blocks to the game for usage in construction, decoration, and building of all kinds. This page is intended to go through them.
Windows (Added NFC Beta 1.8.0)
Windows are a decorative block crafted using various combinations of planks and glass for the different variations of itself.
Examples:
 Normal Window |  Large Window |  Double Window |
Scaffolding (Added NFC 1.8.6)
Scaffolding can make towers that can be destroyed easily, but will only bridge out 7 blocks.
Scaffolding can make towers that can be destroyed easily, but will only bridge out 7 blocks.
Example:
Stone Bricks (Added NFC 1.7.4)
Stone bricks were one of the first thing added into New Frontier Craft, and are used in buildings a lot. Currently there are 7 stone bricks: plated stone (which take the stone slab texture), normal stone block, upright-cut stone block, side-cut stone block, cross-cut stone block, T-cut stone bricks (based on the modern stone bricks), and small stone bricks (based on the bricks texture).
Examples: (Hover over the images for more info)
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There's also Nether variants of the stone blocks as of 1.8.7. There's no crafting recipe for the block themselves, however all the subcategories of them do have functional recipes. They can be obtained in the walls and chests of Nether Dungeons that you can find scattered around the Nether.
All the variants of the Nether Bricks can be smelted down into the Nether Block, and all Stone Bricks can be smelted to Stone.
Stained Glass (Added NFC 1.8.7)
Stained Glass is a decorative block.
Brick Oven Recipe:
Stained Planks (Added NFC 1.8.7)
Shapeless recipe:
Fired Bricks (Added NFC 1.8.7)
Cobblestone Walls (Added NFC 1.8.7)
Visual alternative to fences. Functionally identical to the fence besides the model and texture differences, including its use in preventing crop trampling when placed below farmland.
Ore Storage Blocks (Added NFC Beta 1.7.8)
Both a functional block for the purpose of condensing down the many ores mined within NFC into a more dense space, and a decorative block with the many varied textures this block has.
Blocks in order from top left, read left to right, to the bottom right, are boron, platinum, steel, uranium, titanium, brass, bronze, chrome, silver, lead, silicon, onyx, osmium, diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, aluminum, copper, tin, zinc, nickel, bismuth, cobalt, tungsten, and magnetite. Diamond is shown here as it has had its texture changed to match the NFC styling.
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