Blocks

**Blocks in Fallen Angel: Hell Survival**

Stone: No
Iron: No
Titanium: No

Blocks are the basic building blocks for building construction in Fallen Angel: Hell Survival.  There are 6 different categories of blocks and they are; the standard Cubic Block, The Foundation Block, The Cylinder Block, the Stair Block, the Slope Block and the Corner Slope Block.

**Cubic Blocks**

Blocks are your most common construction material to make walls and upper floors.  A Foundation Block must be placed on the ground first before you can begin to use these on top or off the side of Foundation Block.

**Foundation Blocks**

Foundation Blocks are literally for foundations of any construction.  They are the blocks that must be placed first on the ground before you can continue using normal Blocks to carry on building. They are most commonly what you will use for your ground floor or at least to get it started.

**Cylinder Blocks**

Cylinder blocks are a rounded cylinder shape, as the name suggests.  Plain Blocks are just cubes and are limited to what you can do with them aesthetically. Cylindrical shaped blocks allow a little more flexibility when it comes to design and aesthetics.  For example they are good for creating columns.

**Sloped and Stair Blocks**

Stairs and Sloped Blocks are special blocks that allow players to climb up or down block heights diagonally without having to jump.  Stairs speak for themselves when it comes to their usefulness, but sloped blocks are designed to be used for Roofing as well.

## **Obtaining**

All types of Blocks are crafted by the player and can then be placed in the game world by the player.  They can also be broken and picked up.

**Usage**

**Placing**

When blocks are placed, they are arranged into a grid-like formation when they are placed. Each block occupies a cubic meter of the game world and is always snapped to it precisely, never straying by a fraction out of it.  One exception is the Foundation Block which takes up 2 cubic meters vertically.

Foundation Blocks are for laying the foundation of any construction project.  They are the first blocks that need to be placed on the ground before you can place normal blocks on top of them and continue building up.  The reason they are double height to a normal block is so that they always sit firmly into the ground aesthetically without causing a visually unpleasant hover above the ground.

You can place stairs and slopes just the same as any other block, but as you do place them, you will notice that they more or less face your direction.  But they will always snap to a precise 90 degree angle closest to the player’s direction.

**Rotating and Repairing**

After being placed, blocks can be rotated using a hammer, providing they are not damaged.  Damaged blocks can also be repaired using a hammer.  Once the repair is finished then the option to rotate the block will become available.

**Breaking**

Blocks can be broken using a tool.  They drop the item/tool version of themselves when broken.  Using the right kind of tool for the job makes breaking them faster. Although you can still mine a block with the wrong tool, it will take a lot longer.

## **Crafting**

**Cubic Blocks and Cylinder Blocks**

**Sloped and Corner Sloped Blocks**

**Foundation Blocks**

**Stair Blocks**