Detailing Floors and Framework with Reinforced Planks and Smooth Tiles

Orienting Reinforced Planks

Reinforced planks feature a prominent rigid border and the ability to rotate along any axis, making them useful for paneled walls, structural framing, and bordered flooring.

1. Stand directly in front of the target surface to place reinforced planks facing flat toward you.

2. Aim at the side faces of surrounding blocks to place the planks horizontally or upright, adjusting which way the border and grain run.

3. Frame windows, ceilings, or doorways with reinforced planks to give flat rooms a distinct boundary compared to standard vanilla planks.

Utilizing Smooth Tile Variants

Smooth tile variants are available for both wooden planks and sandstones, giving builds a polished, fitted look.

1. Craft or gather smooth plank tiles to build uniform wooden flooring that avoids the standard plank seams.

2. Place smooth sandstone tiles along desert buildings, paths, or bathroom interiors for a clean stonework finish.

3. Alternate between smooth tiles and standard building blocks to create checkered or bordered patterns across large surfaces.