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Tier zero materials are blocks that are ignored when creating a rune. They are essentially "transparent", and are usually treated like Air (which is itself a tier 0 block.) Any rune pattern that shows blank space can typically have any tier zero material in those empty spaces. | Tier zero materials are blocks that are ignored when creating a rune. They are essentially "transparent", and are usually treated like Air (which is itself a tier 0 block.) Any rune pattern that shows blank space can typically have any tier zero material in those empty spaces. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:19, 11 May 2024
Tier zero materials are blocks that are ignored when creating a rune. They are essentially "transparent", and are usually treated like Air (which is itself a tier 0 block.) Any rune pattern that shows blank space can typically have any tier zero material in those empty spaces.
The default Tier 0 blocks include:
- Air
- Stone (Including all variants such as Andesite and Basalt)
- Dirt
- Netherrack (Including the Nylium variants found in nether biomes)
- Grass Blocks
- Snow
- Grass (The plant, and its varients)
- Concrete (Including concrete powder and all colors)
- Signs (Including freestanding, wall mounted and hanging signs of all types)
For a more comprehensive list of all blocks and their tiers, see this list.
Note: Server admins may change which tier a material is as of runecraft 2.11. See disabled-runes.txt for details.