TUG wiki:Boilerplate-Block-NaturalplusPlaceable



blocks occur naturally in the world. Once broken, the material they yield can be used for crafting, or can be placed as a building block.

Harvesting
can be harvested from these types of blocks:

Breaking
blocks require at least a breaking requires tool level::MINIMUMTOOLLEVELTOBREAK tool to break. They act like other breaks like block class::s:
 * Best tools (least durability damage):
 * Secondary tools (most durability damage):

Breaking
blocks require at least a breaking requires tool level::MINIMUMTOOLLEVELTOBREAK tool to break. They are best broken with is easy to break with tool class::BESTTOOLCLASSs. Although it will cause more tool damage, they can also be broken with is hard to break with tool class::SECONDARYTOOLCLASSs or is hard to break with tool class::SECONDARYTOOLCLASSs.

Farming
Using a Hoe on a block turns it into yields::Tilled Dirt, which is used in Farming.

Ingredient In
is used as an ingredient in crafting:

Creating the page

 * 1) Click on the Edit tab above to view the wiki markup text.
 * 2) Copy the wiki markup text between the comment tags; paste it into the new page.
 * 3) Choose the appropriate Breaking section and delete the other
 * 4) *Replace  with the lowest tech level needed to break the block. If it's breakable without a tool or with scavenged tools, use   (instead of  ). Otherwise, use ,  , and so on.
 * 5) *If the block is broken best by the same tools as a class of blocks (such as Soil Blocks or Wood Blocks), use that page name for.
 * 6) *If the best tools for the block don't match a broad category:
 * : the tool types that are least damaged when used on this block
 * : the tool types that are more damaged when used on this block
 * 1) Delete the Farming section if the block can't be turned into Tilled Dirt with a Hoe.
 * 2) Replace the placeholder variables with the correct text:
 * 3) * (or delete the section)
 * 4) Preview and check that all plurals are correct.
 * 5) Edit, preview, and save the page.