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==Appearance==
==Appearance==
Paint appears in a [[Blockhead]]'s [[inventory]] as a [[Tin Bucket|bucket]] overflowing with a liquid of its color. Different colors of paint are treated as different items in inventory and cannot be stacked with each other. The same paint color made using a different pigment order cannot be stacked together (eg. orange from red + yellow cannot stack with the same orange from yellow + red).
Paint appears in a [[blockhead]]'s [[inventory]] as a [[Tin Bucket|bucket]] overflowing with a liquid of its color. Different colors of paint are treated as different items in inventory and cannot be stacked with each other. The same paint color made using a different pigment order cannot be stacked together (eg. orange from red + yellow cannot stack with the same orange from yellow + red).


There is currently a total of 148 possible combination of different colored paints.
There is currently a total of 148 possible combination of different colored paints.
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==Uses==
==Uses==
[[File:Paint House.jpg|thumb|A painted house]]
[[File:Paint House.jpg|thumb|A painted house]]
A single bucket of paint can be used approximately 128 times (although side walls, floors, and ceilings may count half), slowly wearing down with each application. Each application will color one space unit of block, side wall, floor, ceiling or back wall. Starting in [[Game updates/20140402|version 1.5]], items such as [[ladder]]s, [[Wooden Bed|beds]], [[chest]]s, [[Shelf|shelves]], [[Display Cabinet|display cabinets]], [[safe]]s, [[sign]]s, [[shop]]s, [[column]]s, and [[stairs]] can be painted as well. When a bucket of paint is used up, an empty tin bucket will be returned.
A single bucket of paint can be used approximately 128 times (although side walls, floors, and ceilings may count half), slowly wearing down with each application. Each application will color one space unit of block, side wall, floor, ceiling or back wall. Starting in [[Game updates/20140402|version 1.5]], items such as [[ladder]]s, [[Wooden Bed|beds]], [[chest]]s, [[Shelf|shelves]], [[Display Cabinet|display cabinets]], [[safe]]s, [[sign]]s, [[shop]]s, [[column]]s, and [[stairs]] can be painted as well, and will remain painted if removed and re-placed. When a bucket of paint is used up, an empty tin bucket will be returned.


Painting a ceiling, floor, side wall, or side of a back wall surface requires accurate selection tapping, as they are typically only visible when positioned away from the center of the display. A Blockhead can paint any surface of an adjacent block, even if the bulk of the block is between the Blockhead and that surface. (In other words, a Blockhead can paint the far side of a block.)
Painting a ceiling, floor, side wall, or side of a back wall surface requires accurate selection tapping, as they are typically only visible when positioned away from the center of the display. A blockhead can paint any surface of an adjacent block, even if the bulk of the block is between the blockhead and that surface. (In other words, a blockhead can paint the far side of a block.)


Paint will not color the sides of a block if applied to its front or an adjacent back wall. A Blockhead using paint will paint placed object such as a ladder or sign instead of the back wall; lighting like [[Oil Lantern|oil lanterns]] will not be affected and so the back wall will be painted. The base block of a [[portal]] placed in front of a painted back wall will adopt the painted color, and removing it will not remove the paint. Removing a front-painted block may transfer the paint to any back wall that remains. Painting ignores the presence of [[Crafting Surface|crafting surfaces]] and will apply to any back wall behind it.
Paint will not color the sides of a block if applied to its front or an adjacent back wall. A blockhead using paint will paint placed object such as a ladder or sign instead of the back wall; lighting like [[Oil Lantern|oil lanterns]] will not be affected and so the back wall will be painted. The base block of a [[portal]] placed in front of a painted back wall will adopt the painted color, and removing it will not remove the paint. Removing a front-painted block may transfer the paint to any back wall that remains. Painting ignores the presence of [[Crafting Surface|crafting surfaces]] and will apply to any back wall behind it.


Any solid block can be painted, including [[glass]]. The basic texture (and transparency) of the painted block will tend to show through.
Any solid block can be painted, including [[glass]]. The basic texture (and transparency) of the painted block will tend to show through. So long as a painted section of back wall physically remains, it will remain painted even as its texture changes due to changes in the overhead block.


==Removal==
==Removal==
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