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The least common weather, mostly appearing near the [[:Category:Location|poles]] and at higher altitudes. Snowflakes fall from the sky and cover the surface with snow, deepening as more falls without any "melting" due to warmer air. | The least common weather, mostly appearing near the [[:Category:Location|poles]] and at higher altitudes. Snowflakes fall from the sky and cover the surface with snow, deepening as more falls without any "melting" due to warmer air. | ||
[[Water]] blocks exposed to the cold air associated with snow may turn into [[ice]], sometimes to a considerable depth. A blockhead should wear warm articles of [[ | [[Water]] blocks exposed to the cold air associated with snow may turn into [[ice]], sometimes to a considerable depth. A blockhead should wear warm articles of [[clothing]] in order to prevent freezing (and a possible loss of [[Health Bar|health]]. The [[North Pole Hat of Warmth]] is most effective. | ||
[[Category:Guide]] | [[Category:Guide]] | ||
[[Category:Environment]] | [[Category:Environment]] | ||
Revision as of 17:12, 30 August 2014
Weather is an environmental element in the game. Currently there are four types of weather: Clear, Overcast, Rain, and Snow.
Clear
Clear skies are the most common state of weather in The Blockheads. In the daytime, the sky will be a bright blue and shows no clouds. At night, the stars are visible.
Overcast
Cloudy weather is characterized by reduced ambient lighting, with gray skies in the day and dark gray skies at night.
Rain
Drops of water are falling down from the skies, appearing as thin, white lines, making a splash effect when hitting the ground. The sky appears overcast. A blockhead doesn't like to be out of shelter when it is raining, causing the environment bar to be decreased. It may snow above locations where it is raining.
Snow
The least common weather, mostly appearing near the poles and at higher altitudes. Snowflakes fall from the sky and cover the surface with snow, deepening as more falls without any "melting" due to warmer air.
Water blocks exposed to the cold air associated with snow may turn into ice, sometimes to a considerable depth. A blockhead should wear warm articles of clothing in order to prevent freezing (and a possible loss of health. The North Pole Hat of Warmth is most effective.
