Build with 3D Stripped Wood Blocks

Using Stripped Logs and Hyphae in Construction

Stripped wood blocks receive the same 3D treatment as regular logs, making them excellent for detailed building projects. The rounded, exposed wood rings create a polished, natural aesthetic.

Building tips:

1. Strip logs before placing them in your structures. Use an axe on any log or wood block to remove the bark and reveal the lighter, textured interior. The 3D model of stripped wood looks distinctly different from its bark-covered counterpart.

2. Mix orientations for visual interest. Place some stripped logs vertically, others horizontally, and some at different angles. Each orientation showcases the rounded 3D shape differently.

3. Combine with bark-covered logs to create contrast. The pack's improvements to both types make this pairing especially striking—dark bark against light wood rings.

4. Use stripped wood for interior details like support beams, railings, and furniture frames. The exposed rings and smooth texture work well for refined builds.

5. Experiment with Nether wood variants like stripped crimson and warped stems. These have unique colors that pair well with their 3D models for otherworldly structures.

The 3D models make stripped wood feel substantial and crafted rather than flat and basic.