New wall types made from many different materials.
17.7 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Uncle Jeff’s Anystone Walls adds decorative and functional wall blocks made from a broad range of Minecraft materials, extending beyond ordinary cobblestone walls. Its stone and masonry options include stone brick in four finishes, brick, hard clay, stone, cobblestone and mossy cobblestone, sandstone and red sandstone, quartz, obsidian, prismarine, purpur, end brick, and lapis; other variants use glass, glowstone, sea lantern, iron, diamond, emerald, hay, magma, nether wart, bone, chorus flower, and six wood types. The walls connect to one another, including the mod’s cobblestone-style variants and iron gate, while vanilla cobblestone walls do not connect back to them and can leave a small gap. Some material variants have different hardness and blast resistance, and glowstone and sea-lantern walls emit full brightness while netherrack and endstone walls remain dim enough for monsters to spawn. The iron gate follows the fence-gate crafting pattern using iron ingots and iron bars instead of sticks and planks, and is tougher and more blast-resistant than a regular fence gate; torches can also attach to the walls. Wall recipes generally convert their source materials into wall blocks, with the quartz wall using ordinary quartz blocks despite its chiseled texture; recipes for some materials use a three-block-high middle column and yield seven walls.
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Adds 1 block: Iron Gate.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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