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{{ | {{redirect|Door|the one created in the [[Metalwork Bench]]|Iron Door}} | ||
{{ | {{Item Infobox | ||
| Name = Door | |Name=Wooden Door | ||
| Image = | |Image=Wooden Door Big.png | ||
|Location/Made On=Woodwork Bench | |||
| Location = Woodwork Bench | |Tool=varies | ||
| Tool = varies | |Stackable=Yes (99) | ||
| Stackable = Yes (99) | |||
}} | }} | ||
A '''door''' is an item created at a [[Woodwork Bench | :''"Keep the animals out."'' | ||
A '''wooden door''' is an item created at a [[Woodwork Bench]]. | |||
== | ==Appearance== | ||
When [[Construction|placed]], a door fills the space of two vertically-stacked blocks and takes on characteristics of the local back wall, the block above it, the block below it, or just [[wood]]. When placed on top of open [[dirt]], it may act as wood instead of dirt. | |||
Viewed in detail, a placed door appears to be composed of two side-facing doors, a gap between them, and block-like surfaces in front and behind. | |||
== | ==Where Found== | ||
It is [[Crafting|created]] using three [[block]]s of [[wood]]. While parts of it can take on the appearance of other blocks, the door itself always looks to be wooden. | |||
{{Craft | |||
|Output=Wooden Door | |||
|Bench=Woodwork Bench | |||
|Name1=Wood | |||
|Qty1=3 | |||
|QtyOutput=1 | |||
|Time1=2 | |||
}} | |||
==Removing== | |||
A wooden door will react to attempts to remove it as if it were the type of block it's taken the appearance of. This includes the appropriate [[tool]] and the [[Block Durability|number of strokes required to remove]]. | |||
==Uses== | |||
Wooden doors are [[construction]] blocks that allow all blockheads to pass but are a barrier to [[:Category:Creature|creatures]]. | |||
Any blockhead passing through a door's location will automatically open and close it, although special circumstances may make it appear that the door is left open. (Examples: Stopping inside the door by cancelling the action at the right moment and then [[Teleport Here|teleporting]] away. [[Travel#Donkey|Mounting]] a [[donkey]] that is immediately on the other side of a door.) The door will always be opened away from the blockhead opening it, and a door with a solid block on the other side cannot be opened. | |||
A door can make a convenient "fence" to keep animals from passing without significantly slowing down a blockhead. | |||
In [[Game updates/20130625|version 1.3]], a new type of door, the [[Iron Door|iron door]], was added. It prevents blockheads not owned by the player whose blockheads placed the door from going through. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:42, 21 August 2016
- Door redirects here. For the one created in the Metalwork Bench, see Iron Door.
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| Tool | varies |
| Stackable | Yes (99) |
- "Keep the animals out."
A wooden door is an item created at a Woodwork Bench.
Appearance
When placed, a door fills the space of two vertically-stacked blocks and takes on characteristics of the local back wall, the block above it, the block below it, or just wood. When placed on top of open dirt, it may act as wood instead of dirt.
Viewed in detail, a placed door appears to be composed of two side-facing doors, a gap between them, and block-like surfaces in front and behind.
Where Found
It is created using three blocks of wood. While parts of it can take on the appearance of other blocks, the door itself always looks to be wooden.
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Removing
A wooden door will react to attempts to remove it as if it were the type of block it's taken the appearance of. This includes the appropriate tool and the number of strokes required to remove.
Uses
Wooden doors are construction blocks that allow all blockheads to pass but are a barrier to creatures.
Any blockhead passing through a door's location will automatically open and close it, although special circumstances may make it appear that the door is left open. (Examples: Stopping inside the door by cancelling the action at the right moment and then teleporting away. Mounting a donkey that is immediately on the other side of a door.) The door will always be opened away from the blockhead opening it, and a door with a solid block on the other side cannot be opened.
A door can make a convenient "fence" to keep animals from passing without significantly slowing down a blockhead.
In version 1.3, a new type of door, the iron door, was added. It prevents blockheads not owned by the player whose blockheads placed the door from going through.
Gallery
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An Open Door
