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A sign is a rectangle with a brown, wood-like texture. It is about two blocks wide and one block tall. Most of the time when placed, it is centered on one block, overlapping the adjacent block spaces. | A sign is a rectangle with a brown, wood-like texture. It is about two blocks wide and one block tall. Most of the time when placed, it is centered on one block, overlapping the adjacent block spaces. Placed adjacent to a solid block, they will shift slight to cover two adjacent empty blocks. The text is most legible at normal or full [[World#Display|zoom]]. | ||
When in place, signs appear in the foreground. [[Blockhead]]s pass behind them. | When in place, signs appear in the foreground. [[Blockhead]]s pass behind them. | ||
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The primary use of a sign is to display text in a [[world]]. The displayed text is centered on the sign in up to three lines, any or all of which may be blank. | The primary use of a sign is to display text in a [[world]]. The displayed text is centered on the sign in up to three lines, any or all of which may be blank. | ||
[[Construction|Placing]] a sign will earn a player the "[[Home Sweet Home]]" [[Achievements|achievement]] | [[Construction|Placing]] a sign will earn a player the "[[Home Sweet Home]]" [[Achievements|achievement]]. | ||
Each sign can have its own individual text, which is retained if the sign is moved (just as a chest or shelf's contents travel with their container). | Each sign can have its own individual text, which is retained if the sign is moved (just as a chest or shelf's contents travel with their container) and does not affect stacking. The fist sign a player creates has the words "HOME SWEET HOME' entered. Subsequent signs start blank, and when first placed the user is prompted to type in the desired text. Selecting a placed sign prompts for its removal or editing of its text. | ||
Because they appear in the foreground, it should be possible to use signs as a type of "privacy wall" that Blockheads can stand behind and not be easily found. | Because they appear in the foreground, it should be possible to use signs as a type of limited "privacy wall" that Blockheads can stand behind and not be easily found. | ||
When introduced in version 1.3, trying to save text for a sign might abort the app. This was corrected in version 1.3.1. | When introduced in version 1.3, trying to save text for a sign might abort the app. This was corrected in version 1.3.1. | ||
