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  1. Fluid Management
  2. Decorative Blocks
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Fluid Management

  • Cisterns (Barrels): Vertical fluid storage blocks. They come in 16 colors for both Clay and Porcelain variants.
  • Clay Cistern: Holds 4 buckets of fluid. Cracks if filled with hot fluids.
  • Porcelain Cistern: Holds 6 buckets of fluid. Heat-resistant and safe for lava.
  • Stacking: Cisterns can be stacked vertically. Placing an 'extension' (a cistern without a bottom) on top of a base cistern increases the total capacity of the multiblock structure.
  • Faucets: Attached to the side of tanks or cisterns. Right-clicking or applying a redstone signal causes the faucet to pour fluid into the block directly below it.
  • Channels: Used to transport fluids horizontally. They can be configured to flow in specific directions by right-clicking the sides. They can also pour fluid downwards into tanks or other channels.
  • Gauges: A decorative and functional block that can be placed on the side of any fluid container. Right-clicking the gauge displays the name and exact amount of fluid stored inside.

Decorative Blocks

  • Porcelain Blocks: Available in 16 pastel colors. These blocks have a smoother, cleaner texture than standard terracotta.
  • Fancy Bricks: Ceramics adds several unique brick variants, each with matching stairs, slabs, and walls:
  • Dark Bricks: A deep, burnt-red brick style.
  • Marine Bricks: Teal-toned bricks suitable for aquatic builds.
  • Golden Bricks: Bricks with gold-inlaid patterns.
  • Dragon Bricks: Dark, ender-themed bricks.
  • Lava Bricks: Bricks that appear to have glowing embers within.
  • Rainbow Clay & Bricks: Special blocks with an animated, cycling rainbow texture. These are crafted using multiple dyes and provide a unique aesthetic for builds.