Building with Jabuticaba Wood: Planks, Doors, and Fences

Getting Jabuticaba Logs

Break Jabuticaba Log blocks to collect them. Jabuticaba trees also drop Jabuticaba Branch blocks, which you can place as decorative elements. Strip logs by using an axe on a placed Jabuticaba Log to get Stripped Rambutan Wood if you want a different texture for accents.

Turning Logs into Planks

Place one Jabuticaba Log in a crafting grid to produce Jabuticaba Planks. Four planks in a square gives you a crafting table if you need one on site. Keep a stack of planks ready before you start building.

Crafting Building Blocks

From Jabuticaba Planks you can craft:

• Jabuticaba Stairs: six planks in a staircase pattern.
• Jabuticaba Slab: three planks in a row.
• Jabuticaba Fence: four planks and two sticks.
• Jabuticaba Fence Gate: four planks and two sticks in a gate pattern.
• Jabuticaba Door: six planks in a door pattern.
• Jabuticaba Trapdoor: six planks in a trapdoor pattern.

Building a Structure

Start with a frame of Jabuticaba Logs, fill walls with Jabuticaba Planks, and add Jabuticaba Stairs for roofs. Use Jabuticaba Fence and Jabuticaba Fence Gate around a garden. Place Jabuticaba Doors at entrances and Jabuticaba Trapdoors over openings. Jabuticaba Slabs work well for paths and low ceilings.