Half Brick - Revision history

baileyboy3012: /* Building */ Removed unnecessary link to non-existent page

2017-12-15T23:29:34Z

‎Building: Removed unnecessary link to non-existent page

Cotcan: Added a few links for brick and stone pages.

2017-12-05T08:11:34Z

Added a few links for brick and stone pages.

Shatojon: /* Building */

2017-12-04T16:21:38Z

‎Building

Shatojon at 16:21, 4 December 2017

2017-12-04T16:21:24Z

Cotcan: Created page with "{{Infobox |label1 = Required: |data1 = 1 Stone Brick |image = 259px}} Similar to the regular stone brick, but half the size. This allows the half brick..."

2017-12-01T21:10:52Z

Created page with "{{Infobox |label1 = Required: |data1 = 1 Stone Brick |image = 259px}} Similar to the regular stone brick, but half the size. This allows the half brick..."

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{{Infobox
|label1 = Required:
|data1 = 1 Stone Brick
|image = [[file:Halfbrick.jpg|259px]]}}

Similar to the regular stone brick, but half the size. This allows the half brick to fit into spaces that a regular brick could not. Though it is half the size it will still cost a full stone brick to build. This means you do lose some of the stone used to make the brick in the first place. However a wall with no holes will always outweigh the extra cost.

== Building ==
The half brick does not require a flat surface to be built on. It will automatically flatten the area around it once placed. It only requires a one by one space for placement. This makes it ideal to fill in holes made by regular stone bricks that are too big to fit in the space.

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−	Half-bricks are commonly used to fill the gaps to the right and left of doors when [[staggering]] brick walls.	+	Half-bricks are commonly used to fill the gaps to the right and left of doors when staggering brick walls.

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	\|image = [[file:Halfbrick.jpg\|259px]]}}		\|image = [[file:Halfbrick.jpg\|259px]]}}

−	Similar to the regular stone brick, but half the size. This allows the half brick to fit into spaces that a regular brick could not. Though it is half the size it will still cost a full stone brick to build. This means you do lose some of the stone used to make the brick in the first place. However a wall with no holes will always outweigh the extra cost.	+	Similar to the regular stone [[brick]], but half the size. This allows the half brick to fit into spaces that a regular [[brick]] could not. Though it is half the size it will still cost a full stone brick to build. This means you do lose some of the [[stone]] used to make the brick in the first place. However a wall with no holes will always outweigh the extra cost.

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	The half brick does not require a flat surface to be built on. It will automatically flatten the area around it once placed. It only requires a one by one space for placement. This makes it ideal to fill in holes made by regular stone bricks that are too big to fit in the space.		The half brick does not require a flat surface to be built on. It will automatically flatten the area around it once placed. It only requires a one by one space for placement. This makes it ideal to fill in holes made by regular stone bricks that are too big to fit in the space.

−	Half-bricks are commonly used to fill the gaps to the right and left of doors when [staggering] brick walls.	+
		+	Half-bricks are commonly used to fill the gaps to the right and left of doors when [[staggering]] brick walls.

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	== Building ==		== Building ==
	The half brick does not require a flat surface to be built on. It will automatically flatten the area around it once placed. It only requires a one by one space for placement. This makes it ideal to fill in holes made by regular stone bricks that are too big to fit in the space.		The half brick does not require a flat surface to be built on. It will automatically flatten the area around it once placed. It only requires a one by one space for placement. This makes it ideal to fill in holes made by regular stone bricks that are too big to fit in the space.
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		+	Half-bricks are commonly used to fill the gaps to the right and left of doors when [staggering] brick walls.