Japanese Culture (Eriotto Module)

This module adds a vast array of items and blocks inspired by feudal Japan, focusing on traditional craftsmanship.

Materials & Steel Working

Creating high-tier Japanese weaponry requires a multi-stage smelting and folding process:

1. Iron Sand: Harvested from the world, used to create Tamahagane
2. Tamahagane & Hocho-Tetsu: These are the base steels. They must be heated in a kiln and then folded on an anvil
3. Folding: Steel can be folded multiple times (Once-folded, Twice-folded) to increase its purity and the quality of the resulting blade

Architectural Blocks

• Tatami Mats: Traditional flooring that comes in various sizes (1x1, 1x2). They must be placed in specific patterns to be aesthetically 'correct'.
• Shoji & Fusuma: Sliding paper walls and doors. Shoji are translucent, while Fusuma are opaque and often decorated.
• Paper Lanterns: Decorative light sources made from Washi paper and wooden frames.