Tread carefully with your mining/digging, otherwise Fun may ensue.See what happens? The entire pillar is now a "supported block" instead of supporting other blocks.unless you know precisely what you're doing. Note that some "wood" blocks are weaker than the regular frame.If it does stick you destabilise your construction and get "random blocks falling off". It's too much mass and the block will not stick. Connects all the way down to Bedrock with 0 air blocks in between. You can build most of this pillar from wood provided you use metal (like Iron Frames or Metal Trussing) for the pillar block that has to hold a lot of weight.While the material of a pillar is irrelevant when stacking it up, it matters a great deal for what you can attach to the side of it.You can build an entire base on a one block pillar if you so desire, although it's not a good idea because your base can fall down when the Zeds take out your pillar.You can stack 250 stone, tungsten, or concrete on a single Wood Frames. A metal block has a mass of 20 so you can attach two metal blocks to the side of a wood block.So you can attach 8 wood frames to the side of another wood frame.Each of the 4 side faces of this block can hold a mass of 40.Translate "Max Load" as "Glue" and you're halfway there.Pink – Placing would cause this block to fall as it does not have sufficient supportīlock Formula The tool-tip of a block (like a Wood Frames) lists.Adding blocks to reinforce other parts of the structure may allow this block to then be placed without collapse Red – Placing the block would cause some type of collapse.As the block becomes more yellow it means it is getting less stable Structural Integrity in this game is simple.Īs of A20, when placing a block, the preview will change color to indicate the effect of adding the block: (such as Minecraft)Īctually there isn't anything beyond the basics. Granted, they are more like phunsics, but building things is a lot more challenging than in games without Structural Integrity.
New Si As of A13.6 Information courtesy of Gazz from the official forums Building / Structural Integrity (SI) Tutorial 1.1.1 Building / Structural Integrity (SI) Tutorial.1.1 Information courtesy of Gazz from the official forums.
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