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== Containers == | == Containers == | ||
Revision as of 11:53, 7 April 2013
Some items appear naturally in the game and others are crafted by your Blockhead.
Items can be destroyed by dragging them out of the Blockhead's inventory. They'll fall to the ground and disappear within a couple game days. Put them where your Blockhead is not likely to walk in that time so they aren't automatically picked up again.
Some items are able to be generated by various methods such as farming or meditating. Others are of finite supply in a world, but each world is a rather large place.
- See also: Blocks
Crafting Surfaces
- Campfire
- Craft Bench
- Dye Bench
- Kiln
- Furnace
- Mixing Bench
- Portal
- Press
- Tailor's Bench
- Tool Bench
- Woodwork Bench
- Workbench
Clothes
- Fur Boots
- Fur Coat
- Leather Boots
- Leather Jacket
- Leather Pants
- Linen Brimmed Hat
- Linen Cap
- Linen Pants
- Linen Shirt
- North Pole Hat Of Warmth
- South Pole Boots Of Speed
- Sunrise Hat Of Fullness
- Sunset Skirt Of Happiness
- Tin Foil Hat
- Thermal Suit
Containers
Dyes
Foods
- Apple
- Carrot
- Cherry
- Chilli
- Coconut
- Coffee Cherry
- Corn
- Dodo Meat
- Fish
- Flax Seed
- Kelp
- Mango
- Orange
- Sunflower Seed
- Prickly Pear
- Worm
Gems
Ingots
Light Sources
- Campfire
- Oil Lantern
- Steel Lantern
- Torch
- Amethyst Chandelier
- Sapphire Chandelier
- Emerald Chandelier
- Ruby Chandelier
- Diamond Chandelier
Resources
- Bucket Of Water
- Clay
- Charcoal
- Coal
- Coconut
- Compost
- Dodo Feather
- Door
- Fish Bucket
- Flax
- Flax Seed
- Flint
- Fur
- Kelp
- Ladder
- Leather
- Linen
- Maple Seed
- Oil
- Pine Cone
- Reinforced Platform
- Shark Bucket
- Shark Jaw
- Stick
- String
- Sunflower Seed
- Time Crystal
- Tin Foil
- Trapdoor
- Water
- Window
- Wooden Bed
