More Materials Wooden Frames

Wooden Frames (also known as Wattle and Daub panels) are specialized decorative blocks that place a plaster-like daub surface inside a timber frame. These are essential for Tudor-style or medieval architecture.

Wood Variants

Frames can be crafted using any vanilla wood type, which changes the color of the timber border: * Oak * Spruce * Birch * Jungle * Acacia * Dark Oak

Frame Patterns

There are 4 distinct patterns for every wood type, determined by the arrangement of sticks in the crafting grid:

1. Plain: A simple square timber frame with a daub center
2. Diagonal: A frame with a single diagonal timber brace
3. Cross: A frame with an 'X' shaped timber brace
4. Double Diagonal: A more complex bracing pattern often used for structural highlights