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Chilli

A Chilli is a type of pepper as well as a renewable resource food item that can be planted or consumed. When consumed, it restores Health and Hunger to a Blockhead. However, when a Blockhead eats too many chilies, its health will decrease.
== Appearance ==
A chilli appear in game resembling their real life counterpart. The chilli pepper is long and tapered with a red waxy skin. A green stem and calyx are attached at the pepper's shoulder.
==Where Found==
Chillies can be found growing on chilli plants in tropical regions.
== Farming ==
Harvesting of chillies may be done by hand or by machete for maximum yield on a mature plant bearing the pepper, producing about three peppers and removing the plant. 
If harvested just before maturing, it can still produce a full crop, but a young plant will produce only one pepper. A chilli plant will reach maturity in about two days. Once mature, the average life cycle is about 1 day before dropping a single pepper and reverting to its young stage. It will go through this cycle several times before completely de-spawning, producing a total of up to half a dozen peppers. Agriculturally, the pepper can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow a chilli plant for farming additional chillies.
==Crafting==
Chillies are an ingredient in preparing fish curry on an electric stove.
==Trivia==
"Chilli" is the UK spelling, with "chile" used in the southwest U.S. and "chili" most other places.
==Gallery==
File:Chilli Plant Glow.jpg|Chillis glowing.
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Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Chilli Plant

A Chilli Plant is a vegetation plant that produces chillies.
==Appearance==
A young chilli plant is dark green and fans out and up from a single low stem. It will make several small increases in size as it grows, but remains no more than a single block tall. A mature chilli plant is two blocks tall and covered in dark red "peppers." The peppers glow slightly in the dark.
==Where Found==
Chilli plants can be found growing in tropical regions. 
==Farming==
Chilli plants are primarily used in the production and farming of chillies. Chillies can be planted in a block of dirt or compost to produce additional chilli plants and yielding more chillies. Harvesting of chillies is achieved by using a machete on a mature chilli plant.
==Gallery==
File:Chilli Plant Glow.jpg|Chilli Tree glowing at night
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Category:Plant
Clay

Clay is a useful material found in the dirt layer above bedrock.
Using a spade to dig up a deposit of clay yields the best results, three units instead of one.
Clay can be used to craft oil lanterns and coffee cups using a craft bench. Ten clay on a press will produce one Red Ochre pigment.
As of version 1.1.1, clay can be created using a press on a block of dirt and a bucket of water. This will yield ten clay and an empty Bucket. (A bug in version 1.1 would return ten clay and ten buckets. This has been corrected.)
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Category:Resource
Climate

Climate is the effect in the Blockheads whereby a world has different environment standards in different areas. It differs from a biome in that climates are larger and more predictable based on location.
==Tropical==
A tropical climate is found near one of the equators. Temperatures are warm to hot and water never freezes.
==Arctic==
An arctic climate is found near one of the poles. Temperatures are cold, water is always frozen, and snow is common on exposed surfaces.
==Temperate==
Bridging the gaps between the previous two regions are the temperate climates. Specifics will vary based on proximity to a pole or equator, but the full range of temperatures and weather are possible. Seasons are most obvious in temperate climates.
Category:Guide
Category:Environment
Coal

Coal is an ore and resource used in crafting.
==Where Found==
Deposits of coal are common underground, where stone is found. It is more common near the surface of the world. Prior to version 1.4, coal could be warped in from the portal.
==Uses==
Coal serves as fuel for a furnace, metalwork bench, steam generator, or steam locomotive.
Coal is required to convert an iron ingot into a steel ingot in a furnace or electric furnace, taking 2 in a normal one and 1 in an electric one. Prior to version 1.4, crafting steel required 5 coal.
It is also a component in making a steam locomotive on a train yard.
==Gallery==
File:Coal HD Big.png|Coal in HD
Category:Item
Category:Ore
Coconut

A coconut is a renewable resource food item that can be planted or consumed. When consumed, it restores Health and Hunger to a Blockhead. 
== Appearance ==
Coconuts appear in game like their hulled, brown husked counterparts in real life, complete with three face-like markings on the end.
== Where Found ==
They grow as fruits at the top of coconut trees in tropical, temperate, and equatorial biome regions. Unlike most fruit, coconuts only spawn in the highest block of coconut leaves and multiple coconuts can spawn in the same block.
== Farming ==
Coconuts grow seasonally on coconut trees and are harvested by hand. Coconuts may also be collected by felling the tree that bears the coconut and picking them up from the ground. Agriculturally, the coconut can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow a coconut tree for farming additional coconuts.
==Crafting==
Coconuts are an ingredient in preparing fish curry on an electric stove.
==Gallery==
File:Coconut Tree.jpg|Coconut Tree with Coconut
==Trivia==
The round, brown, three-stoma version of a coconut familiar to those who see them in grocery stores is the inner part of the tree's fruit. A growing coconut is covered by a thick, fibrous husk (exocarp) with a green to brown color.
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Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Coconut Tree

Coconut trees or palm trees are distinctly shaped plants native to tropical regions.
== Appearance ==
Coconut trees have mottled light brown trunks with light green stringy foliage at the top. They are currently the tallest tree in the game.
Unlike other trees, coconut trees never have any part of their trunk overlaid by their foliage.
== Where Found ==
Along tropical, temperate or equatorial areas.
== Farming ==
Coconuts will spawn at the topmost block of foliage in early winter, late spring, and summer. Sometimes multiple coconuts will grow on one block.
Wood can be harvested from the trunk. Sticks can be harvested from the foliage.
Placing a coconut in a topmost block of dirt, compost, or sand will spawn a small coconut tree. It will need to grow before it begins producing coconuts.
==Gallery==
File:Coconut Tree Big.png|A very tall coconut tree, grown in compost
Category:Plant
Category:Tree
Coffee

:"Sleep is for the weak."
Coffee fills the Blockhead's energy bar when consumed.
== Appearance ==
Coffee appears as a coffee cup filled with something dark with a wisp of steam rising from it.
==Where Found==
Coffee is a crafted foodstuff. The process for crafting coffee is:
# Harvest a coffee cherry.
# Press the coffee cherry with a press to obtain a green coffee bean.
# Roast the green coffee bean at an electric stove to produce a roasted coffee bean.
# With an electric stove, combine roasted coffee bean, cup, and bucket of water.
In addition to the completed coffee, an empty bucket will be sent to the crafting Blockhead's inventory.
==Use==
Coffee is consumed in the same way as other forms of food. Selecting it brings up a menu on the Blockhead with their energy bar and buttons to use or cancel.
When coffee is consumed, an empty cup is returned to that Blockhead's inventory, their energy bar is fully restored (even if it had been empty), and there's a slight increase in their hunger bar. In addition, a Blockhead who has consumed coffee will temporarily be accelerated in its actions (such as mining with a pickaxe).
==Notes==
Prior to version 1.4, coffee was prepared at a craft bench.
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Category:Food
Coffee Cherry

A coffee cherry is a renewable resource food item that can be planted, consumed, or used in crafting.
== Appearance ==
The coffee cherry appears as a small round magenta fruit.
== Where Found ==
Coffee cherries are typically found in the equatorial biome growing on coffee cherry trees. They are a late summer/early fall crop that spawn after apples.
== Farming ==
Coffee cherries grow seasonally on coffee cherry trees and are harvested by hand. Coffee cherries may also be collected by felling the tree that bears the fruit and picking them up from the ground. Agriculturally, the fruit can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow a coffee cherry tree for farming additional coffee cherries.
== Eating ==
The coffee cherry is edible restoring health, hunger, and energy to a Blockhead.
== Crafting ==
The coffee cherry can be processed in a press to produce a green coffee bean which is the beginning of the process to create coffee. The next steps are crafting a cup, roasting the green bean at an electric stove, and then using those two items with a bucket of water at the electric stove to make coffee.
==Trivia==
The Coffea Tree produces red or purple fruits called "cherries" that look like drupes, but are in fact epigynous berries. The cherries contain two seeds, the so-called "coffee beans", which — despite their name — are not true beans.
==Gallery==
File:Coffee cherries on tree.png|Coffee Cherries on a Tree
File:Coffee cherry tree without fruit.png|Coffee Cherry Tree without Fruit
File:Coffee Trees.png|Coffee cherry trees being farmed
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Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Coffee Cherry Tree

A Coffee Cherry Tree must be found before coffee can be made.
==Appearance==
Typically one of the shortest trees when mature, coffee cherry trees have a mottled gray trunk and light green leaves.
==Where Found==
Coffee cherry trees spawn naturally in regions near an equator.
==Farming==
A coffee cherry tree can be spawned by placing a coffee cherry in an uncovered block of dirt or compost, immediately resulting in a block of foliage. With time, it will grow taller and have a trunk.
==Uses==
As with most trees, sticks may be harvested from a coffee cherry tree's foliage (machete recommended) and wood from its trunk (axe recommended). It will rarely produce sticks and/or wood when it dies and despawns.
In the fall, coffee cherries may spawn on the foliage of a coffee cherry tree that's grown enough. They are harvested by hand.
==Gallery==
File:Coffee Trees.png|Coffee Cherry Trees in compost
Category:Plant
Category:Tree
Compost

:"Plants & trees grow faster."
Compost is a crafted resource introduced in the Version 1.1 update. It is used to grow plants and trees faster and bigger for farming needs. Once placed in a location, it may remove it by hand or spade fairly quickly. When removed, there is a slight chance of producing a worm.
==Appearance==
Due to its composition, compost looks similar in appearance to dirt but with a darker overall tone. If exposed to air on top, it will eventually acquire "grass" like dirt but with small white and yellow dots probably meant to be wildflowers.
==Uses==
Compost is mainly used to produce faster quantities of consumable and/or renewable resource items. Once a suitable location for the compost is selected, seeds, fruits, or vegetables may be planted in it.
Digging out compost may also produce a worm.
==Gallery==
File:Tree in Compost.jpg|Mango Tree in Compost
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Category:Resource
Construction

Construction is one of the processes by which a Blockhead can reshape its world. At its simplest, construction is the placement of blocks to form floors, walls, ceilings, and other useful or decorative features.
==Materials==
Most blocks can be used in construction, although some are more difficult to include than others. In particular, air can't be added or removed (it automatically fills empty spaces below space), magma can't be gathered, water is not solid, and ice tends to melt into water.
Other items that can be placed are also useful in construction. Doors, ladders, and trapdoors all control or aid in easy access to different areas. For illumination, basic torches, oil and steel lanterns, and chandeliers are all effective, and windows may help during the daytime. Some gemstones also glow faintly. Crafting surfaces, chests, and beds can be both functional and decorative. Even plants and creatures can be incorporated with some forethought.
==Shelter==
The most important purpose of construction is the creation of shelter, which improves a Blockhead's happiness by protecting it from weather and may keep it from being attacked by dropbears. A shelter can be as simple as surrounding a Blockhead with dirt blocks or as complex as a marble and gold palace floating in the air.
==Decoration==
There are four ways to make a structure look in some particular way.
The first is the specific arrangement of blocks. Curves can only be implied, but horizontal and vertical straight lines are very easy. Leaving more space suggests roominess, which minimal space will look cramped or busy.
The second is the selection of blocks. Unless they're being removed regularly or need to resist an opposing player, there's little functional difference between most blocks, so the color and texture of the block used is more important. Exceptions include burnable blocks near a campfire, glass (which can let in light), and the ability of compost and dirt to grow plants or trees. Additionally, reinforced platforms block the formation of back walls below them.
The third is the use of paint, which allows recoloring of any of a block's surfaces.
The fourth is careful use of illumination and placeable items. Some items such as ladders are useful but can also decorate. Others such as shark jaws are purely decorative. Chandeliers are both decorative and produce powerful light. The right arrangement of light sources (and thus shadows) can alter the appearance of most blocks.
==Paint==
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Paint deserves a particular mention. Because it can be used to recolor back walls, it should be possible for a dedicated player to make a Blockhead produce a pixel-like picture across a large expanse of back wall.
==Gallery==
File:Stronghold Limestone with Platforms.png|Reinforced platforms don't change existing back walls.
File:Greenhouse.png|Compost works underground or inside shelters, too, if there's enough light.
File:Sandcastle.png|Don't feel limited to "traditional" materials, sandcastles work, too.
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Containers

Eight items in the game can contain other items.
==Standard Containers==
Standard containers are items that have storage slots similar to a Blockhead's inventory and can be used to hold anything that can also fit into an inventory.
The contents of a basket can only be accessed if the basket is placed in one of a Blockhead's seven base inventory slots. The contents of the others can only be accessed if it's placed in the world and opened by a Blockhead.
In the case of a safe and display cabinet, its contents can only be accessed by a Blockhead in control of the player who had it created.
===List===
* Baskets
* Chests
* Display Cabinets
* Golden Chests
* Portal Chests
* Safes
* Shelves
* Shops
===Stacking===
Baskets cannot be stacked, but the other types of containers can with their own kind. Contents do not migrate if they're stacked together, but which unit from the stack is placed may not be predictable, although stacks appear to operate in a LIFO (Last In, First Out) manner.
===Nesting===
As they are items that will fit into an inventory slot, all types of containers may be stored within other containers. There is no limit to this process, so it is possible to have a chest inside a basket inside a basket inside a safe. 
==Bucket==
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A tin bucket is a limited container that can be used to pick up water, a fish, or a shark. It can also hold paint or paint stripper until it's used up. While containing other materials, the bucket is treated as a different object.
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Category:Guide
Copper Block

:"Rustic charm."
A Copper Block is a special block that must be crafted.
==Appearance==
Copper blocks are red-orange in color.
==Where Found==
Unlike most blocks, a copper block is not spawned in a new world and must be created at a metalwork bench.
It takes five copper ingots to make a copper block.
==Uses==
Copper blocks can be used in construction, as well as to craft a flywheel. They are also conductive and can be used to transfer electricity through blocks.
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Category:Block
Copper Blue

Copper Blue is a blue-green primary pigment created from pressing copper ore. It is mainly used in dyeing and changing the appearance of a Blockhead's clothes or crafting paint.
==Appearance==
The dye appears as a blue-green pile of a finely ground powdery substance. 
==Dyeing==
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The pigment can be used as a primary dye or can be used in the formation of secondary and tertiary dye combinations for dyeing of clothes.
==Paint==
Copper Blue can be used as a primary paint pigment or be used in the formation of secondary and tertiary paint combinations. 
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Category:Pigment
Copper Bow & Arrows

:"Ranged weapon."
Copper Bow & Arrows are a weapon used for ranged attacks. It is weaker than hand attacks (taking about twice as many strokes in most cases), and has a maximum range (if the target is out of range, a Blockhead will move closer before firing) as well as wears down with each shot. The arrows cannot miss, but it does provoke attacks from hostile creatures such as dropbears.
It can be crafted on a level 2 tool bench from 50 sticks, 5 copper ingots, 5 dodo feathers, and 1 string.
When an arrow successfully despawns (kills) a target, any dropped items/bonuses will jump from where the target was to the Blockhead that fired the arrow.
A copper bow & arrows will last for 100 shots.
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Category:Tool
Copper Coin

A copper coin is currency used in the game. They can be found in Golden Chests.
==Crafting==
Using a furnace, one copper ingot can be turned into ten copper coins or vice verse.
==Exchanging==
At a portal, a single gold coin can be exchanged for 100 copper coins. The reverse is also possible, exchanging 100 copper coins for one gold coin. This means that by turning them into coins and back, copper ingots can be turned into gold ingots (at a rate of 100:1).
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Category:Tool
Copper Ingot

A Copper Ingot is a crafted item through the metalurrigical process of smelting copper ore. Copper ingots, along with tin ingots, are used primarily in the creation of bronze ingots. 
==Appearance==
Copper ingots are cast into a bar-shaped item with a shiny brown color.
== Where Found ==
Copper ingots are found and crafted at a Lvl. 1 furnace. 
== Crafting ==
Copper ingots are used in the process of crafting bronze ingots and copper coins.
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Category:Resource
Category:Ingots & Gemstones
Category:Ingot
Copper Ore

Copper ore is a naturally occurring metallic resource.
==Uses==
Copper ore can be crafted into either a copper ingot in a furnace or into copper blue pigment in a press. Copper is a requirement for the eventual creation of bronze.
== Obtaining ==
Copper ore is found underground, imbedded in stone. It is best harvested with a pickaxe. It can also be obtained mining by hand, although this will take substantially longer.
== Crafting ==
Three copper ore can be smelted into one copper ingot.
==Gallery==
File:Copper Ore HD Big.png|Copper ore in HD mode
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Category:Ore
Copper Wire

:"Transmits electrical current."
Copper Wire is used to make various electric-based items and conduct electricity to where it's needed.
==Appearance==
A narrow strip of reddish, metallic material. When placed, it will cover two or more halves of a block space's vertical and/or horizontal centers.
==Crafting==
Copper wire is created on one of the two types of metalwork benches. Five pieces of wire are obtained from one copper ingot.
==Uses==
The only way to get electricity across gaps between crafting surfaces is to place copper wire in an unbroken series of vertically and/or horizontally adjacent spaces between them. Wire can be placed in any space with a back wall or adjacent solid block, crafting surface, or wire.
Copper Wire is also used to craft various items:
* Flywheel
* Electric Stove
* Electric Kiln
* Electric Furnace
* Electric Metalwork Bench
* Solar Panel
* Electric Motor
It's also possible to use copper wire as a decoration.
Category:Item
Category:Resource
Category:Electric
Corn

Corn is a renewable resource food item that can be planted or consumed. When consumed, it restores Health and Hunger to a Blockhead. 
== Appearance ==
As an item, corn has the appearance of a partially shucked ear of maize. The corn is yellow with a split green husk.
== Where Found ==
Corn can be found growing on corn stalks located in the temperate and equatorial biome regions.
== Farming ==
Corn grows seasonally on corn stalks and may be harvested by hand or by machete for maximum yield on a mature stalk. If unharvested, a mature corn stalk will eventually reduce to a young one, dropping an ear of corn in the process. Agriculturally, the fruit can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow a corn stalk for farming additional ears of corn.
==Crafting==
Corn is an ingredient for preparing dodo stew at an electric stove.
==Trivia==
What is called "corn" here is more universally known as maize.
==Gallery==
File:Corn Stalks.jpg|Corn on Corn Stalks
Category:Item
Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Corn Stalk

Corn stalks are vegetation plants that produce corn.
==Appearance==
Mature corn stalks have a tall growth height, typically taller than a Blockhead but always functionally two blocks tall. Green leaves are affixed to the stem with several yellow ears developing above the leaves. At the apex is a tassel consisting of an inflorescence of yellow flowers.
Young corn stalks are the same light green in color, but lack the bulk and yellow ears.
==Where Found==
Corn stalks can be found in temperate biome regions or be grown by methods of farming. 
==Farming==
Corn stalks are primarily used for the production and farming of corn. Corn can be planted in a block of dirt or compost to produce additional corn stalks and yielding more corn. Harvesting of corn is achieved by hand or using a machete (for maximum yield) on a mature corn stalk, which removes the entire plant.
A mature corn stalk left alone long enough will eventually drop corn and revert to a young form. A despawning corn stalk may also drop corn.
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Category:Plant
Craft Bench

:"Craft baskets and more."
The Craft Bench is a crafting surface used for crafting miscellaneous items.
==Where Found==
A craft bench is created at a workbench (of any level) for one dirt and one stick. The craft bench created will be at its lowest level until it is upgraded. A craft bench has a total of 3 levels.
==Products==
The following items can be created using a craft bench:
===Level 1===
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===Level 2===
Adds the following items:
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===Level 3===
Adds the following items:
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Category:Tool