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dropping blocks to refill durability

Discussion in 'Builder' started by TryingKAG, Jun 7, 2019.

  1. TryingKAG

    TryingKAG Builder Stabber

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    here, 1 back wall (2 material) was used to recover 6 durability per block x 10 blocks.
    could've put another stone block above back wall before mining it out diagonally, or stack more stone to drop, but big collapse generate lots of temporary physics objects that could hurt teammates... not worth risk of getting marked as griefer
     
    TryingKAG, Jun 7, 2019
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  2. Orso

    Orso Haxor Official Server Admin

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    Nice mechanism but not really usable in game
     
    Orso, Jun 7, 2019
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  3. Fuzzle

    Fuzzle Grand Grumbler

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    Why use that? Much better dupe methods exists.
     
    Fuzzle, Jun 7, 2019
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  4. Cleaf

    Cleaf Arsonist Mapping Moderator Tester

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    Completely impractical.
     
    Cleaf, Jun 8, 2019
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  5. TryingKAG

    TryingKAG Builder Stabber

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    ikr, I'm just posting stuff cuz I'm new and excitable
    --- Double Post Merged, Jun 9, 2019, Original Post Date: Jun 9, 2019 ---
    story goes that I was wondering how many falls it'd take to break stone blocks, so I built a wooden tower with stone on top, then mined the wood from top to bottom. Stones hit ground level, at that point I thought it'd be a pain to dig deeper, and made a map to drop stone over and over again rockfall.png
    it took me way too many drops to realize the stone wasn't getting damaged

    --- Double Post Merged, Jun 9, 2019 ---
    O: woah, I didn't know!
    How?
    --- Double Post Merged, Jun 11, 2019 ---
    also in the video, no wood got broken by stone and flaming wood falling on top. That just goes to show how resistant blocks are to fall impacts in general (includes falling as well as being fallen onto)
     
    Last edited: Jun 11, 2019
    TryingKAG, Jun 11, 2019
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