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{{Infobox block |
{{Infobox block |
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+ | |Image = Wood logs and beams comparison.png |
| − | |Image = Wood_logs_and_beams_comparison.png |
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|imagecaption = Oak, Spruce and Birch logs and beams shown side by side. |
|imagecaption = Oak, Spruce and Birch logs and beams shown side by side. |
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|physics = Solid |
|physics = Solid |
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since {{update|26}} (with wood types)<br /> |
since {{update|26}} (with wood types)<br /> |
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{{update|30}} (Rohirric)<br /> |
{{update|30}} (Rohirric)<br /> |
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| − | {{Update|31}} (Redwood and Pomegranate) |
+ | {{Update|31}} (Redwood and Pomegranate)<br /> |
| + | {{Update|34}} (Palm and Dragonblood)<br /> |
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| + | {{Update|35}} (Kanuka) |
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== Types of beams == |
== Types of beams == |
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| − | As of {{update| |
+ | As of {{update|35}}, all vanilla and mod-added [[Wood Types|wood types]] are available as their corresponding wooden beams plus two additional Rohirric beams, which are the normal and gold-trimmed variants. There is a total of 47 different beams. |
| − | [[File:Beams.png|none|thumb|400px|All wood beams of {{update| |
+ | [[File:Beams.png|none|thumb|400px|All 47 wood beams as of {{update|35}}.]] |
==Crafting== |
==Crafting== |
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| − | Crafting is done on a |
+ | Crafting is done on a {{CT}} - except for [[Mallorn Tree|Mallorn]] beams and both types of Rohirric beams. Mallorn beams are made on the {{CT|Galadhrim}}, while Rohirric beams are made on the {{CT|Rohirric}}. |
| − | The typical beam crafting recipe is shown here: all beam recipes follow this pattern. |
+ | The typical beam crafting recipe is shown here: all beam recipes follow this pattern. They are crafted in batches of three. |
| + | {{Recipe|{{PAGENAME}}|oak}} |
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| − | {{Grid/Crafting Table|Output=Oak Beam|Output-image=BeamOak.png|OA=3 |
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| − | |B1=oak log|B1-image=LogOak.png |
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| − | |B2=oak log|B2-image=LogOak.png |
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| − | |B3=oak log|B3-image=LogMirkOak.png |
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| − | }} |
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| − | + | Regular Rohirric beams follow the above recipe on a {{CT|Rohirric}}, but the recipe for golden ones is shown here. |
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| + | {{Recipe|{{PAGENAME}}|rohan gold}} |
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| − | {{Grid/Crafting Table |
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| − | |Output = Gold-trimmed Rohirric Wood Beam |
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| + | ==Uses== |
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| − | |Output-image = Gold-trimmed_Rohan_Wood_Beam.png |
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| + | Aside from being a fantastic building block, beams can be burned as fuel in [[forge]]s or ovens. |
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| − | |CTM = Rohirric |
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| − | |Row2 = Gold Nugget |
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| − | |B1 = Gold Nugget |
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| − | |B2 = Rohan Wood Beam |
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| − | |B3 = Gold Nugget |
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| − | }} |
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[[Category:Blocks]] |
[[Category:Blocks]] |
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[[Category:Renewable]] |
[[Category:Renewable]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:58, 27 May 2020
Wood beams are a type of wooden block that can be used as vertical pillars or horizontal beams, depending on their orientation. They cannot be used to craft slabs.
The beam resembles the bark of the wood it was crafted from, but has the appearance of four thinner trunks bundled together, and most beams are smoother than the associated logs.
Types of beams
As of Update 35, all vanilla and mod-added wood types are available as their corresponding wooden beams plus two additional Rohirric beams, which are the normal and gold-trimmed variants. There is a total of 47 different beams.
All 47 wood beams as of Update 35.
Crafting
Crafting is done on a vanilla crafting table - except for Mallorn beams and both types of Rohirric beams. Mallorn beams are made on the Galadhrim crafting table, while Rohirric beams are made on the Rohirric crafting table.
The typical beam crafting recipe is shown here: all beam recipes follow this pattern. They are crafted in batches of three.
Regular Rohirric beams follow the above recipe on a Rohirric crafting table, but the recipe for golden ones is shown here.
Uses
Aside from being a fantastic building block, beams can be burned as fuel in forges or ovens.