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StoneQuarry: Stone Splitting Guide
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Stone Splitting Guide
So you want to start a quarry?
Just make a good hammer and some plugs and set them so that they are at the top or bottom of the row of stone blocks on the side you want to separate the slab from. Hit them with a hammer a few times and you will have a beautiful stone slab. After you click on the first fork, you can Sneak + Click on it to toggle the work area highlight.
Depending on the material of the plugs you are using, you can get more stone at once. For example up to 3x3x3 (27 blocks) for copper and 7x7x7 (343 blocks) for steel by default. You are limited by volume, so you can make a long thin slab, such as 1x7x14 (but not 1x1x343).
The size of the slab you get depends on how much stone you cut. While any type of slab can be used, be aware that larger slabs take up more space when placed.
Now go get some of this stone after you read Stone Cutting Guide.
So you want to start a quarry?
Just make a good hammer and some plugs and set them so that they are at the top or bottom of the row of stone blocks on the side you want to separate the slab from. Hit them with a hammer a few times and you will have a beautiful stone slab. After you click on the first fork, you can Sneak + Click on it to toggle the work area highlight.
Depending on the material of the plugs you are using, you can get more stone at once. For example up to 3x3x3 (27 blocks) for copper and 7x7x7 (343 blocks) for steel by default. You are limited by volume, so you can make a long thin slab, such as 1x7x14 (but not 1x1x343).
The size of the slab you get depends on how much stone you cut. While any type of slab can be used, be aware that larger slabs take up more space when placed.
Now go get some of this stone after you read Stone Cutting Guide.