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| − | A brace can be used on a [[Wooden Column]], a [[Log]] or a [[Brick Plug]]to create longer [[Beam|Beams]]. | + | A brace can be used on a [[Wooden Column]], a [[Log]] or a [[Brick Plug]] to create longer [[Beam|Beams]]. |
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When joining two columns, the use of braces on both sides allows the joining beam to span up to 10 voxels. | When joining two columns, the use of braces on both sides allows the joining beam to span up to 10 voxels. | ||
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Like beams, braces can also be used in [[Brick Plug|Brick Plugs]]. | Like beams, braces can also be used in [[Brick Plug|Brick Plugs]]. | ||
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A brace can be used on a Wooden Column, a Log or a Brick Plug to create longer Beams.
Use
Using a brace enables a beam to span up to 4 bricks instead of 2.
When joining two columns, the use of braces on both sides allows the joining beam to span up to 10 voxels.
Like beams, braces can also be used in Brick Plugs.