The blocks¶

The Chromawood tab in the ItemsAdder menu — All fifteen blocks in the ItemsAdder menu: planks, log and stripped log for each of the five families.

Fifteen blocks: planks, a log and a stripped log for each of the five families. Every id is prefixed with the embercraft_chromawood namespace.

Family	Planks	Log	Stripped log
Redwood	`redwood_planks`	`redwood_log`	`redwood_stripped_log`
Goldwood	`goldwood_planks`	`goldwood_log`	`goldwood_stripped_log`
Greenwood	`greenwood_planks`	`greenwood_log`	`greenwood_stripped_log`
Bluewood	`bluewood_planks`	`bluewood_log`	`bluewood_stripped_log`
Purplewood	`purplewood_planks`	`purplewood_log`	`purplewood_stripped_log`

Give one to yourself with /iaget, using the full id:

/iaget embercraft_chromawood:purplewood_planks

How they behave¶

Every block in the pack shares the same properties, chosen to match vanilla planks so nothing in the pack breaks a farm or a build that assumed wood.

Property	Value
Hardness	2.0
Blast resistance	3.0
Break, place, hit and step sounds	The vanilla wood sounds
Break particles	The item's own texture
Placed model	ENTITY

Logs and stripped logs additionally use directional_mode: LOG, so they rotate to the axis you place them on exactly as a vanilla log does. Planks have no rotation.

Fallback blocks¶

A client that has not accepted the resource pack sees the fallback instead of a missing texture. Each family falls back to the concrete of its own colour, so the shape of the build survives even when the detail does not.

Family	Fallback
Redwood	`RED_CONCRETE`
Goldwood	`YELLOW_CONCRETE`
Greenwood	`GREEN_CONCRETE`
Bluewood	`BLUE_CONCRETE`
Purplewood	`PURPLE_CONCRETE`

Textures¶

Twenty five textures at 16x16, drawn rather than recoloured from vanilla. Five plank textures, and a side and a top for each of the ten log types. They live in contents/embercraft_chromawood/textures/block/, and the models that use them in contents/embercraft_chromawood/models/block/.