# textdomain: mcl_core
##[ nodes_base.lua ]##
Stone=
One of the most common blocks in the world, almost the entire underground consists of stone. It sometimes contains ores. Stone may be created when water meets lava.=
Coal Ore=
Some coal contained in stone, it is very common and can be found inside stone in medium to large clusters at nearly every height.=
Iron Ore=
Some iron contained in stone, it is prety common and can be found below sea level.=
Gold Ore=
This stone contains pure gold, a rare metal.=
Redstone Ore=
Redstone ore is commonly found near the bottom of the world. It glows when it is punched or walked upon.=
Lit Redstone Ore=
Lapis Lazuli Ore=
Lapis lazuli ore is the ore of lapis lazuli. It can be rarely found in clusters near the bottom of the world.=
Emerald Ore=
Emerald ore is the ore of emeralds. It is very rare and can be found alone, not in clusters.=
Diamond Ore=
Diamond ore is rare and can be found in clusters near the bottom of the world.=
Stone Bricks=
Chiseled Stone Bricks=
Cracked Stone Bricks=
Mossy Stone Bricks=
Polished Stone=
Granite=
Granite is an igneous rock.=
Polished Granite=
Polished granite is a decorative building block made from granite.=
Andesite=
Andesite is an igneous rock.=
Polished Andesite=
Polished andesite is a decorative building block made from andesite.=
Diorite=
Diorite is an igneous rock.=
Polished Diorite=
Polished diorite is a decorative building block made from diorite.=
Grass Block=
A grass block is dirt with a grass cover. Grass blocks are resourceful blocks which allow the growth of all sorts of plants. They can be turned into farmland with a hoe and turned into grass paths with a shovel. In light, the grass slowly spreads onto dirt nearby. Under an opaque block or a liquid, a grass block may turn back to dirt.=
Dirt with Snow=
Grass Path=
Grass paths are a decorative variant of grass blocks. Their top has a different color and they are a bit lower than grass blocks, making them useful to build footpaths. Grass paths can be created by right clicking with a shovel. A grass path turns into dirt when it is below a solid block or when shift+right clicked with a shovel.=
Mycelium=
Mycelium is a type of dirt and the ideal soil for mushrooms. Unlike other dirt-type blocks, it can not be turned into farmland with a hoe. In light, mycelium slowly spreads over nearby dirt. Under an opaque block or a liquid, it eventually turns back into dirt.=
Mycelium with Snow=
Podzol=
Podzol is a type of dirt found in taiga forests. Only a few plants are able to survive on it.=
Podzol with Snow=
Dirt=
Dirt acts as a soil for a few plants. When in light, this block may grow a grass or mycelium cover if such blocks are nearby.=
Coarse Dirt=
Coarse dirt acts as a soil for some plants and is similar to dirt, but it will never grow a cover.=
Gravel=
This block consists of a couple of loose stones and can't support itself.=
Grey Sand=
Grey sand is found where stone erosion takes place.=
Sand=
Sand is found in large quantities at beaches and deserts.=
Sandstone=
Sandstone is compressed sand and is a rather soft kind of stone.=
Cut Sandstone=
Cut sandstone is a decorative building block.=
Chiseled Sandstone=
Chiseled sandstone is a decorative building block.=
Smooth Sandstone=
Smooth sandstone is compressed sand and is a rather soft kind of stone.=
Red Sand=
Red sand is found in large quantities in mesa biomes.=
Red Sandstone=
Red sandstone is compressed red sand and is a rather soft kind of stone.=
Cut Red Sandstone=
Cut red sandstone is a decorative building block.=
Chiseled Red Sandstone=
Chiseled red sandstone is a decorative building block.=
Smooth Red Sandstone=
Smooth red sandstone is a decorative building block.=
Clay=
Clay is a versatile kind of earth commonly found at beaches underwater.=
Brick Block=
Brick blocks are a good building material for building solid houses and can take quite a punch.=
Bedrock=
Bedrock is a very hard type of rock. It can not be broken, destroyed, collected or moved by normal means, unless in Creative Mode.=
In the End dimension, starting a fire on this block will create an eternal fire.=
Cobblestone=
Mossy Cobblestone=
Block of Coal=
Blocks of coal are useful as a compact storage of coal and very useful as a furnace fuel. A block of coal is as efficient as 10 coal.=
Block of Charcoal=
Blocks of charcoal are useful as a compact storage of charcoal and very useful as a furnace fuel. A block of charcoal is as efficient as 10 charcoal.=
Block of Iron=
A block of iron is mostly a decorative block but also useful as a compact storage of iron ingots.=
Block of Gold=
A block of gold is mostly a shiny decorative block but also useful as a compact storage of gold ingots.=
Block of Diamond=
A block of diamond is mostly a shiny decorative block but also useful as a compact storage of diamonds.=
Lapis Lazuli Block=
A lapis lazuli block is mostly a decorative block but also useful as a compact storage of lapis lazuli.=
Block of Emerald=
A block of emerald is mostly a shiny decorative block but also useful as a compact storage of emeralds.=
Obsidian=
Obsidian is an extremely hard mineral with an enourmous blast-resistance. Obsidian is formed when water meets lava.=
Crying Obsidian=
Crying obsidian is a luminous obsidian that can generate as part of ruined portals.=
Ice=
Ice is a solid block usually found in cold areas. It melts near block light sources at a light level of 12 or higher. When it melts or is broken while resting on top of another block, it will turn into a water source.=
Packed Ice=
Packed ice is a compressed form of ice. It is opaque and solid.=
Frosted ice is a short-lived solid block. It melts into a water source within a few seconds.=
Frosted Ice=
Top Snow=
Stackable=
Top snow is a layer of snow. It melts near light sources other than the sun with a light level of 12 or higher.=
Top snow can be stacked and has one of 8 different height levels. At levels 2-8, top snow is collidable. Top snow drops 2-9 snowballs, depending on its height.=
This block can only be placed on full solid blocks and on another top snow (which increases its height).=
Snow=
This is a full block of snow. Snow of this thickness is usually found in areas of extreme cold.=
##[ nodes_liquid.lua ]##
Flowing Water=
Water Source=
Water=
Water is abundant in oceans and also appears in a few springs in the ground. You can swim easily in water, but you need to catch your breath from time to time.=
Water interacts with lava in various ways:=
• When water is directly above or horizontally next to a lava source, the lava turns into obsidian.=
• When flowing water touches flowing lava either from above or horizontally, the lava turns into cobblestone.=
• When water is directly below lava, the water turns into stone.=
Flowing Lava=
A lava source sets fire to a couple of air blocks above when they're next to a flammable block.=
Lava Source=
Lava is hot and rather dangerous. Don't touch it, it will hurt you a lot and it is hard to get out.=
Lava interacts with water various ways:=
• When a lava source is directly below or horizontally next to water, the lava turns into obsidian.=
• When lava is directly above water, the water turns into stone.=
##[ nodes_cactuscane.lua ]##
Cactus=
Grows on sand=
Contact damage: @1 per half second=
This is a piece of cactus commonly found in dry areas, especially deserts. Over time, cacti will grow up to 3 blocks high on sand or red sand. A cactus hurts living beings touching it with a damage of 1 HP every half second. When a cactus block is broken, all cactus blocks connected above it will break as well.=
A cactus can only be placed on top of another cactus or any sand.=
Sugar Canes=
Grows on sand or dirt next to water=
Sugar canes are a plant which has some uses in crafting. Sugar canes will slowly grow up to 3 blocks when they are next to water and are placed on a grass block, dirt, sand, red sand, podzol or coarse dirt. When a sugar cane is broken, all sugar canes connected above will break as well.=
Sugar canes can only be placed top of other sugar canes and on top of blocks on which they would grow.=
##[ nodes_trees.lua ]##
This is a decorative block surrounded by the bark of a tree trunk.=
Needs soil and light to grow=
Oak Wood=
Oak Bark=
The trunk of an oak tree.=
Dark Oak Wood=
Dark Oak Bark=
The trunk of a dark oak tree.=
Acacia Wood=
Acacia Bark=
The trunk of an acacia.=
Spruce Wood=
Spruce Bark=
The trunk of a spruce tree.=
Birch Wood=
Birch Bark=
The trunk of a birch tree.=
Jungle Wood=
Jungle Bark=
The trunk of a jungle tree.=
Stripped Oak Log=
Stripped Oak Wood=
The stripped trunk of an oak tree.=
The stripped wood of an oak tree.=
Stripped Acacia Log=
Stripped Acacia Wood=
The stripped trunk of an acacia tree.=
The stripped wood of an acacia tree.=
Stripped Dark Oak Log=
Stripped Dark Oak Wood=
The stripped trunk of a dark oak tree.=
The stripped wood of a dark oak tree.=
Stripped Birch Log=
Stripped Birch Wood=
The stripped trunk of a birch tree.=
The stripped wood of a birch tree.=
Stripped Spruce Log=
Stripped Spruce Wood=
The stripped trunk of a spruce tree.=
The stripped wood of a spruce tree.=
Stripped Jungle Log=
Stripped Jungle Wood=
The stripped trunk of a jungle tree.=
The stripped wood of a jungle tree.=
Oak Wood Planks=
Dark Oak Wood Planks=
Jungle Wood Planks=
Spruce Wood Planks=
Acacia Wood Planks=
Birch Wood Planks=
2×2 saplings @= large tree=
Oak Sapling=
When placed on soil (such as dirt) and exposed to light, an oak sapling will grow into an oak after some time.=
Dark Oak Sapling=
Dark oak saplings can grow into dark oaks, but only in groups. A lonely dark oak sapling won't grow. A group of four dark oak saplings grows into a dark oak after some time when they are placed on soil (such as dirt) in a 2×2 square and exposed to light.=
2×2 saplings required=
Jungle Sapling=
When placed on soil (such as dirt) and exposed to light, a jungle sapling will grow into a jungle tree after some time. When there are 4 jungle saplings in a 2×2 square, they will grow to a huge jungle tree.=
Acacia Sapling=
When placed on soil (such as dirt) and exposed to light, an acacia sapling will grow into an acacia after some time.=
Spruce Sapling=
When placed on soil (such as dirt) and exposed to light, a spruce sapling will grow into a spruce after some time. When there are 4 spruce saplings in a 2×2 square, they will grow to a huge spruce.=
Birch Sapling=
When placed on soil (such as dirt) and exposed to light, a birch sapling will grow into a birch after some time.=
Oak Leaves=
Oak leaves are grown from oak trees.=
Dark Oak Leaves=
Dark oak leaves are grown from dark oak trees.=
Jungle Leaves=
Jungle leaves are grown from jungle trees.=
Acacia Leaves=
Acacia leaves are grown from acacia trees.=
Spruce Leaves=
Spruce leaves are grown from spruce trees.=
Birch Leaves=
Birch leaves are grown from birch trees.=
##[ nodes_glass.lua ]##
Glass=
A decorative and mostly transparent block.=
Stained glass is a decorative and mostly transparent block which comes in various different colors.=
Stained Glass=
Red Stained Glass=
Green Stained Glass=
Blue Stained Glass=
Light Blue Stained Glass=
Black Stained Glass=
White Stained Glass=
Yellow Stained Glass=
Brown Stained Glass=
Orange Stained Glass=
Pink Stained Glass=
Grey Stained Glass=
Lime Stained Glass=
Light Grey Stained Glass=
Magenta Stained Glass=
Purple Stained Glass=
Cyan Stained Glass=
##[ nodes_climb.lua ]##
Ladder=
A piece of ladder which allows you to climb vertically. Ladders can only be placed on the side of solid blocks.=
Vines=
Vines are climbable blocks which can be placed on the sides of solid full-cube blocks. Vines slowly grow and spread.=
##[ nodes_misc.lua ]##
Bone Block=
Bone blocks are decorative blocks and a compact storage of bone meal.=
Slime Block=
Slime blocks are very bouncy and prevent fall damage.=
Cobweb=
Slows down movement=
Cobwebs can be walked through, but significantly slow you down.=
Dead Bush=
Dead bushes are unremarkable plants often found in dry areas. They can be harvested for sticks.=
Barrier=
Barriers are invisible walkable blocks. They are used to create boundaries of adventure maps and the like. Monsters and animals won't appear on barriers, and fences do not connect to barriers. Other blocks can be built on barriers like on any other block.=
When you hold a barrier in hand, you reveal all placed barriers in a short distance around you.=
Realm Barrier=
Light=
Lights are invisible blocks. They are used to light up adventure maps and the like.=
When you hold a light in hand, you reveal all placed lights in a short distance around you.=
Void=
##[ craftitems.lua ]##
Stick=
Sticks are a very versatile crafting material; used in countless crafting recipes.=
Paper=
Paper is used to craft books and maps.=
Coal=
“Coal” refers to coal lumps obtained by digging coal ore which can be found underground. Coal is your standard furnace fuel, but it can also be used to make torches, coal blocks and a few other things.=
Charcoal=
Charcoal is an alternative furnace fuel created by cooking wood in a furnace. It has the same burning time as coal and also shares many of its crafting recipes, but it can not be used to create coal blocks.=
Iron Nugget=
Iron nuggets are very small pieces of molten iron; the main purpose is to create iron ingots.=
Gold Nugget=
Gold nuggets are very small pieces of molten gold; the main purpose is to create gold ingots.=
Diamond=
Diamonds are precious minerals and useful to create the highest tier of armor and tools.=
Clay Ball=
Clay balls are a raw material, mainly used to create bricks in the furnace.=
Iron Ingot=
Molten iron. It is used to craft armor, tools, and whatnot.=
Gold Ingot=
Molten gold. It is used to craft armor, tools, and whatnot.=
Emerald=
Emeralds are used in villager trades as currency.=
Lapis Lazuli=
Lapis Lazuli are required for enchanting items on an enchanting table.=
Brick=
Bricks are used to craft brick blocks.=
Flint=
Flint is a raw material.=
Sugar=
Sugar comes from sugar canes and is used to make sweet foods.=
Bowl=
Bowls are mainly used to hold tasty soups.=
Apple=
Apples are food items which can be eaten.=
Golden Apple=
Golden apples are precious food items which can be eaten.=
Enchanted Golden Apple=
