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A Blockhead can of course make air by destroying any other [[Blocks|block]]. However, there is a finite amount of blocks within each world, therefore air isn't a renewable resource; however, its frequency is extremely high. Stone and dirt are similarly plentiful but finite. | A Blockhead can of course make air by destroying any other [[Blocks|block]]. However, there is a finite amount of blocks within each world, therefore air isn't a renewable resource; however, its frequency is extremely high. Stone and dirt are similarly plentiful but finite. | ||
All the other resources are not regularly renewable however a Blockhead can get most of them by meditating or mining with a [[Gold Tool|gold pickaxe]] | All the other resources are not regularly renewable, however a Blockhead can get most of them by meditating or mining with a [[Gold Tool|gold pickaxe]], but of course in a much slower rate than the renewable resources. | ||
[[Category:Guide]] | [[Category:Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 28 September 2013
A nonrenewable resource is something in The Blockheads which a Blockhead can not reproduce infinitely. The opposite of a nonrenewable resource is a Renewable Resource.
The following resources are not renewable (some can't even be obtained): Air, Magma, Stone, Dirt, Sand, Marble, Red Marble, Limestone, and Lapis Lazuli. All the items created with at least one ingredient which is not renewable resource are nonrenewable with the exception of Marble White and Ultramarine Blue, which can be obtained by meditating.
A Blockhead can of course make air by destroying any other block. However, there is a finite amount of blocks within each world, therefore air isn't a renewable resource; however, its frequency is extremely high. Stone and dirt are similarly plentiful but finite.
All the other resources are not regularly renewable, however a Blockhead can get most of them by meditating or mining with a gold pickaxe, but of course in a much slower rate than the renewable resources.
