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Upgrading Blocks Along the Material Progression Chain

The Standard Upgrade Order

Consistency+ implements a predictable transformation pipeline for supported building materials, mirroring and extending vanilla systems. Instead of arbitrary recipes, most sets follow a structured sequence:

1. Base Block: The starting material.

2. Polished: Refined surface version.

3. Bricks: Structured masonry blocks.

4. Cut: Cleanly sliced block variants.

5. Tiles: Fine-patterned surface blocks.

Crafting Through the Tiers

To advance a material through this chain during survival building:

1. Open your player inventory crafting grid (2×2) or a Crafting Table (3×3).

2. Place four units of your Base material in a 2×2 square to produce the Polished form.

3. Place four Polished blocks in a 2×2 square to craft the Bricks tier.

4. Place four Brick blocks into the 2×2 grid to craft the Cut variant.

5. Place four Cut blocks in the 2×2 grid to produce the final Tiles variant.

Because the mod standardizes block conversion using 2×2 layouts, you can mass-produce decorative tiers directly within your personal inventory grid without needing to place down a crafting table.