Ftb stoneblock 2

Obtaining[]

Breaking

Dripstone blocks require a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it drops itself. When mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. It can be blown up by TNT, in which case it also drops itself.

Block	Dripstone Block
Hardness	1.5
Tool
Breaking time
Default	7.5
Wooden	1.15
Stone	0.6
Iron	0.4
Diamond	0.3
Netherite	0.25
Golden	0.2

Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see .

Natural generation

Dripstone blocks can be found in dripstone caves. Clusters of dripstone blocks can also rarely generate in other cave types.

Dripstone clusters can generate with stalactites, stalagmites, or stalagnates (joined stalactite and stalagmite). These may be bordered by similar dripstone blocks. These tend to generate in more open sections of the new caves, regardless of biome.

Trading

In Java Edition, journeyman-level stone mason villagers have a 2⁄₇ chance to sell 4 dripstone blocks for one emerald as part of their trades.

In Bedrock Edition, journeyman-level stone mason villagers have a 1⁄₄ chance to sell 4 dripstone blocks for one emerald as part of their trades.‌

History[]

Better furnace mod

Desktop version

Desktop 1.4.0.5: Changed the recipe of Crimtane Brick, which previously required one Stone Block. The new recipe requires five Crimstone and outputs five Crimtane Bricks.

Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now used to craft the Crimstone Brick, Crimson Torch, and various Crimson-related Walls.

Desktop 1.2: Introduced.

Console version

Console 1.02: Introduced.

Switch version

Switch 1.0.711.6: Introduced.

Mobile version

Mobile 1.2.6508: Introduced.

version

3DS-Release: Introduced.

Tiles:

Blocks ()
Walls ()

Blocks

Soils

Dirt ()
Stone (
- Ebonstone
- Crimstone
- Pearlstone
- Gems
- Moss
- Gemstone
)
Clay
Mud ()
Silt
Sand (
- Ebonsand
- Crimsand
- Pearlsand
)
Hardened Sand (
- Hardened Ebonsand
- Hardened Crimsand
- Hardened Pearlsand
)
Sandstone (
- Ebonsandstone
- Crimsandstone
- Pearlsandstone
)
Snow
Ice (
- Purple
- Red
- Pink
)
Thin Ice
Slush
Ash

Naturally found

Wood (
- Boreal
- Palm
- Rich Mahogany
- Ebonwood
- Shadewood
- Pearlwood
- Living Wood
- Leaf
- Living Mahogany
- Mahogany Leaf
)
Hay
Bamboo ()
Cactus
Pumpkin
Glowing Mushroom
Granite
Marble
Hive (
- Honey
- Crispy Honey
)
Desert Fossil
Cloud (
- Rain
- Snow
)
Sunplate
Cobweb
Spike ()
Shell Pile

Craftable

Glass (
- Waterfall
- Lavafall
- Honeyfall
- Sandfall
- Snowfall
- Confetti
- Midnight Confetti
- Blue Starry
- Gold Starry
)
Gemspark
Slime (
- Pink
- Frozen
)
Fragments (
- Vortex
- Nebula
- Stardust
- Solar
)
Crystal
Asphalt
Bone
Spider Nest
Flesh
Lesion

Other

Wood (
- Dynasty
- Spooky
)
Red Dynasty Shingles ()
Anti-Portal
Bubble
Candy Cane
Cog
Coralstone
Echo
Martian Conduit Plating
Pine Tree
Smoke
Sturdy Fossil
Team
Silly Balloon
Smooth Sandstone
Smooth Marble Block
Smooth Granite Block

Wiring

Active Stone Block
Grate
Dart
Super Dart
Spear
Spiky Ball
Flame
Golf Cup

Ore Blocks

Normal

Copper
Tin
Iron
Lead
Silver
Tungsten
Gold
Platinum
Demonite
Crimtane
Meteorite
Obsidian
Hellstone

Hardmode

Cobalt
Palladium
Mythril
Orichalcum
Adamantite
Titanium
Chlorophyte
Luminite

Bricks

Normal

Gray
Stone Slab ()
Red
Mudstone
Stucco
Sandstone ()
Snow
Ice
Smooth Granite
Smooth Marble
Iridescent
Ebonstone
Crimstone
Pearlstone
Rainbow
Dungeon ()
Lihzahrd

Ore

Copper ()
Tin ()
Iron
Lead
Silver
Tungsten
Gold
Platinum
Demonite
Crimtane
Meteorite
Obsidian
Hellstone

Hardmode

Cobalt
Palladium Column
Mythril
Bubblegum Block
Adamantite Beam
Titanstone Block
Chlorophyte
Shroomite Plating
Solar
Vortex
Nebula
Stardust
Luminite

Walls

Natural

Dirt (
- Cave
- Cracked
- Crumbling
- Layered
- Rocky
- Rough
- Wavy
)
Stone (
- Craggy
- Fractured
- Ivy
- Lichen
- Mottled
- Old
- Smouldering
- Stalactite
- Worn
- Planked
)
Wood (
- Boreal
- Palm
- Rich Mahogany
- Ebonwood
- Shadewood
- Pearlwood
- Living Wood
- Leaf
)
Hardened Sand (
- Hardened Ebonsand
- Hardened Crimsand
- Hardened Pearlsand
)
Sandstone (
- Ebonsandstone
- Crimsandstone
- Pearlsandstone
)
Cinder
Ember
Magma
Corrupt Growth (
- Mass
- Pustule
- Tendril
)
Crimson Blister (
- Crust
- Scab
- Teeth
)
Hallowed Cavern (
- Crystalline
- Prism
- Shard
)
Bamboo ()
Cactus
Pumpkin
Mushroom
Jungle (
- Vine
- Leafy
)
Granite
Marble
Hive
Desert Fossil
Cloud
Disc

Craftable

Glass (
- Stained
- Waterfall
- Lavafall
- Honeyfall
- Sandfall
- Snowfall
- Confetti
- Midnight Confetti
- Blue Starry
- Gold Starry
)
Gemspark ()
Silly Balloon
Slime Block
Crystal
Bone Block
Spider Nest
Flesh
Lesion
Cog
Hay
Fences

Purchased

Arcane Rune
Dynasty
Flower
Grass
Jungle
Sail
Wallpapers

Other

Inactive Stone Block
Candy Cane
Spooky
Martian Conduit
Smooth Sandstone

Converted

Corrupt Grass
Crimson Grass
Hallowed Grass
Ebonstone
Crimstone
Pearlstone

Unobtainable

Mud
Snow
Ice
Spider
Gem
Obsidian Back
Cave
Dirt
Rocks
Corruption
Crimson
Hallow
Jungle
Lava

Brick Walls

Normal

Gray ()
Red
Mudstone
Stucco
Sandstone
Snow
Ice
Smooth Granite
Smooth Marble
Iridescent
Ebonstone
Crimstone
Pearlstone
Rainbow
Dungeon
Lihzahrd

Ore

Copper ()
Tin ()
Iron
Lead
Silver
Tungsten
Gold
Platinum
Demonite
Crimtane
Meteorite
Obsidian ()
Hellstone

Hardmode Ore

Cobalt
Palladium Column
Mythril
Bubblegum Block
Adamantite Beam
Titanstone Block
Chlorophyte
Shroomite Plating
Solar
Vortex
Nebula
Stardust
Luminite

Obtaining[]

Текстур пак clean glass redstone 1.0/0.17.0/0.16.1/0.16.0

Cobblestone requires a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it drops itself. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. Its hardness is greater than stone so it requires more time to break, especially with anything other than a pickaxe.

Block	Cobblestone
Hardness	2
Tool
Breaking time
Default	10
Wooden	1.5
Stone	0.75
Iron	0.5
Diamond	0.4
Netherite	0.35
Golden	0.25

Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see .

Cobblestone is dropped by stone when mined without Silk Touch, and also by infested cobblestone when mined with Silk Touch.

Natural generation

Cobblestone occurs naturally in dungeons, jungle temples, pillager outposts, underwater ruins, strongholds, plains, taiga and snowy tundra villages, and woodland mansions.

Post-generation

Data values[]

ID

Структурный блок

Java Edition:

Name	Resource location	Form	Translation key
Stonecutter		Block & Item

Bedrock Edition:

Name	Resource location	Numeric ID	Form	Translation key
Stonecutter			Block & Item

Metadata

	DV	Description
	Unused
	1	Unused
	2	East facing stonecutter
	3	West facing stonecutter
	4	South facing stonecutter
	5	North facing stonecutter

Block states

Java Edition:

Name	Default value	Allowed values	Description
facing			The direction the stonecutter is facing.Opposite from the direction the player faces when placing a stonecutter.

Bedrock Edition:

Name	Default value	Allowed values	Description
facing_direction		The direction the stonecutter is facing.Opposite from the direction the player faces when placing a stonecutter.

Data values[]

ID

Java Edition:

Name	Resource location	Block tags (JE)	Form	Translation key
Stone			Block & Item

Bedrock Edition:

Name	Resource location	Numeric ID	Form	Translation key
Stone			Block & Item

Metadata

	DV	Description
	Stone
	1	Granite
	2	Polished Granite
	3	Diorite
	4	Polished Diorite
	5	Andesite
	6	Polished Andesite

Block states

Name	Default value	Description
stone_type		Stone
	Granite
	Polished Granite
	Diorite
	Polished Diorite
	Andesite
	Polished Andesite

Obtaining[]

Breaking

A stonecutter can be mined with any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe it drops nothing.‌[Java Edition only]

Block	Stonecutter
Hardness	3.5
Tool
Breaking time
Default	17.5
Wooden	2.65
Stone	1.35
Iron	0.9
Diamond	0.7
Netherite	0.6
Golden	0.45

Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see .

Crafting

Ingredients	Crafting recipe	Description
Iron Ingot +Stone		Can use stone only, no variants.‌[Java Edition only]
Iron Ingot +Any Stone		Can use stone and its three other variants interchangeably.‌[Bedrock Edition only]

Stoneblock 2 Tips & Tricks

Loot bags from mob drops and quest rewards are quite overpowered. They are a good way to get late-game items at the beginning.
Auto hammers and auto sieves can hammer and sift your gravel, sand, dirt, and dust for you automatically.
Bonsai pots are a good way to automate wood and paper (paperbark trees).
Luminous blocks are very good for making fake skys, clouds, suns, and moons.

Fake sky using blue luminous blocks.

There are more powerful heat sources to put under your crucible as torches are very slow in this pack. An easy heat source is a uranium block from uranium ore in the mining dimension.
Open chance cubes (obtained from loot bags) in the mining dimension or the end to get extra loot. Don’t open them in your main world as they are unpredictable.
Food in this modpack is harder to get and basic food barely fills the hunger bar. Zombie brains and apples are the best early-game food sources.
Hold down the ~ key when mining to vein mine, it will break all identical nearby blocks in one mine.
Compressing sand, dirt, gravel, and dust will make sifting more efficient and faster.
Slime trees are a good source of slime, slime saplings can be obtained from loot bags.
A kitchen sink block can be used as an infinite water source for your cloches.
The mystical agriculture furnaces are amazing for speeding up smelting.
Sieves can be placed next to each other in a 3×3 grid. Sifting the middle sieve will sift through all of the sieves at the same time.
Growth crystals dramatically speed up mystical agriculture crops. Use them with a farming station.
Acceleration wands can speed up crop growth and chickens.
Garden cloches are good for early-game farming, but growth crystal + farming station is faster in late game.

History[]

Java Edition
1.14	18w44a	Added stonecutters.
Stonecutters are currently obtainable only from the creative inventory and do not have any functionality.
18w46a	The stonecutter’s texture has now been changed. The stonecutter’s blade now has an animated texture.
18w48a	Stonecutters now generate in the updated plains villages.
18w49a	Stonecutters now generate in the updated savanna villages and the new snowy tundra villages.
18w50a	Stonecutters now generate in the updated desert and taiga villages.
19w04a	Stonecutters can now be crafted.
Stonecutters are now used as a simpler way to craft various stone variants.
19w04b	Added additional recipes: andesite, diorite and granite to polished variant slabs and stairs, and smooth stone into smooth stone slabs.
19w11a	Stonecutters now serve as mason villagers’ job site block.
19w12a	Cut sandstone and cut red sandstone, as well as their slabs, can now be crafted with the stonecutter.
19w13b	Chiseled stone bricks can now be crafted from stone bricks.
1.17	21w05a	Copper block and cut copper variants can now be crafted with the stonecutter.
21w07a	Deepslate can now be used in the stonecutter to produce its variants.
21w13a	The model of the stonecutter has been tweaked so that the backside of the saw texture is mirrored.
Bedrock Edition
1.10.0	beta 1.10.0.3	Added the new stonecutter, a separate block from the old stonecutter, but with the same name.
Stonecutters currently do not have any functionality and can be obtained only with experimental gameplay on.
1.11.0	beta 1.11.0.1	Added stonecutter functionality.
1.16.210	beta 1.16.210.57	Copper block and cut copper variants can now be crafted with the stonecutter.
1.17.0	beta 1.16.230.52	Deepslate can now be used in the stonecutter to produce its variants.
PlayStation 4 Edition
1.91	Added stonecutters.

Sounds[]

Generic

Java Edition:

Subtitles	Source	Description	Translation key	Volume	Pitch	Attenuationdistance
Block broken	Blocks	Once the block has broken		1.0	0.8	16
None	Blocks	Falling on the block with fall damage	None	0.5	0.75	16
Block breaking	Blocks	While the block is in the process of being broken		0.25	0.5	16
Block placed	Blocks	When the block is placed		1.0	0.8	16
Footsteps	Blocks	Walking on the block		0.15	1.0	16

Bedrock Edition:

Sound	Source	Description	Volume	Pitch
	Blocks	Once the block has broken	1.0	0.8
	Blocks	Falling on the block with fall damage	0.4	1.0
	Blocks	While the block is in the process of being broken	0.37	0.5
?	Blocks	Jumping from the block	0.12	1.0
?	Blocks	Falling on the block without fall damage	0.22	1.0
	Blocks	Walking on the block	0.3	1.0
	Blocks	When the block is placed	1.0	0.8

Unique

Java Edition:

Sound	Subtitles	Source	Description	Resource location	Translation key	Volume	Pitch	Attenuationdistance
	Stonecutter used	Blocks	Plays when taking output		?	1	0.92, ?	16

Sounds[]

Java Edition:

Subtitles	Source	Description	Translation key	Volume	Pitch	Attenuationdistance
Block broken	Blocks	Once the block has broken		1.0	0.8	16
None	Blocks	Falling on the block with fall damage	None	0.5	0.75	16
Block breaking	Blocks	While the block is in the process of being broken		0.25	0.5	16
Block placed	Blocks	When the block is placed		1.0	0.8	16
Footsteps	Blocks	Walking on the block		0.15	1.0	16

Bedrock Edition:

Sound	Source	Description	Volume	Pitch
	Blocks	Once the block has broken	1.0	0.8
	Blocks	Falling on the block with fall damage	0.4	1.0
	Blocks	While the block is in the process of being broken	0.37	0.5
?	Blocks	Jumping from the block	0.12	1.0
?	Blocks	Falling on the block without fall damage	0.22	1.0
	Blocks	Walking on the block	0.3	1.0
	Blocks	When the block is placed	1.0	0.8

History[]

Java Edition
Dripstone block concepts are created by xilefian.
The dripstone block is shown unnamed at Minecraft Live 2020 within the dripstone caves biome.
1.17	20w48a	Added dripstone blocks.
20w49a	Dripstone blocks now generate naturally in dripstone caves.
21w03a	Dripstone blocks can now be crafted from four pointed dripstone.
21w13a	Dripstone blocks now rarely generate naturally in other cave types in dripstone clusters.
Mason villagers now sell dripstone blocks, making them renewable.
21w16a	Dripstone blocks can now be used for growing pointed dripstone, making both renewable without villagers.
Bedrock Edition
Caves & Cliffs (experimental)	beta 1.16.220.50	Added dripstone blocks.
It was called Dripstone in the inventory.
1.17.0	beta 1.16.230.54	Wandering traders now sell pointed dripstone.
Mason villagers now sell dripstone blocks, making them renewable.
Dripstone blocks now generate rarely in caves in small patch.
beta 1.17.0.50	«Dripstone» has been renamed to «Dripstone Block» to match Java Edition.
beta 1.17.0.52	Dripstone Blocks are no longer available only through Experimental Gameplay.

Notes[]

When an altar is smashed, there is a 66.67*2/3 (66.67%) chance of a stone block in the Cavern layer to be selected at random and transformed into an infected version, either Pearlstone, or (depending on the world evil) Crimstone or Ebonstone.
Due to biome infection in general, it is usually wiser to avoid building with plain stone blocks, lest your base or other construction be infected. Instead, stone can be crafted into one of the many available bricks and brick-like blocks, and those used for building. Bricks, slabs, and similar crafted blocks cannot be infected, and can help block the spread of those biomes.
- In particular, Stone Slabs can be produced 1:1 from stone, while Gray Bricks cost 2 stone for each brick; both require no other ingredients and keep stone’s basic gray color.
- If the original texture of stone is needed, Active Stone Blocks appear identical to stone but are incorruptible; if no wires are placed on them, their special feature is irrelevant. Making them in quantity can become expensive due to the wire needed, but wire (and Active Stone Blocks themselves) can be harvested from various «natural» traps.
- The look when stone is mined is different from the look when stone is placed.

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Usage[]

Cobblestone can be used as basic building block, as it is blast resistant and extremely common.

Crafting ingredient

Name	Ingredients	Description
Andesite	Diorite +Cobblestone
Brewing Stand	Blaze Rod +Cobblestone	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Brewing Stand	Blaze Rod +Cobblestone	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]
Cobblestone Slab	Cobblestone
Cobblestone Stairs	Cobblestone
Cobblestone Wall	Cobblestone
Diorite	Cobblestone +Nether Quartz
Dispenser	Cobblestone +Bow +Redstone Dust	Enchantments on the bow do not affect the resulting dispenser.
Dropper	Cobblestone +Redstone Dust
Furnace	Cobblestone	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]
Furnace	Cobblestone	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Lever	Stick +Cobblestone
Mossy Cobblestone	Cobblestone +Vines
Mossy Cobblestone	Cobblestone +Moss Block
Observer	Cobblestone +Redstone Dust +Nether Quartz
Piston	Any Planks +Cobblestone +Iron Ingot +Redstone Dust
Stone Axe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]
Stone Axe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Stone Hoe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]
Stone Hoe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Stone Pickaxe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]
Stone Pickaxe	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Stone Shovel	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use any variant of cobblestone
Stone Sword	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use cobblestone and its other variants interchangeably.‌[Java Edition only]
Stone Sword	Cobblestone +Stick	Can use one variant of cobblestone only.‌[Bedrock Edition only]

Repairing

Cobblestone is one of the repair items for the stone tier and thus can be used to repair the following items in an anvil:

Stone sword
Stone pickaxe
Stone axe
Stone shovel
Stone hoe

Sounds[]

Java Edition:

Subtitles	Source	Description	Translation key	Volume	Pitch	Attenuationdistance
Block broken	Blocks	Once the block has broken		?	?	?
None	Blocks	Falling on the block with fall damage	None	?	?	?
Block breaking	Blocks	While the block is in the process of being broken		?	?	?
Block placed	Blocks	When the block is placed		?	?	?
Footsteps	Players	Walking on the block		?	?	?

Bedrock Edition:[more information needed]

Tips[]

When in a Hardmode biome, it can be easy to spot these naturally generated Active Stone Blocks if the surrounding blocks are in Corruption, Crimson or Hallow because, unlike regular stone blocks, they cannot be corrupted.
Even without the Mechanic (required to obtain wiring tools), this item still has use if harvested from naturally-occurring Boulder traps underground. The player can select this item in the hotbar to see a layout of all wires on screen, which is useful for detecting and avoiding natural traps.
A vertical strip of three Active Stone Blocks wired to a nearby Switch or Lever serves as a good alternative to doors that only players can open. NPCs will not be able to use them to stray outside, and no enemy can ever open them. Note that this will not fulfill a house’s entrance requirement, so at least one actual door will still be required in order for an NPC to move in (though the door need not lead «outside», and can merely open into another room of a larger structure). Using Blue Pressure Plates on either side causes the «door» to turn inactive for a moment, then return to active the very instant the player reaches the other side. As Blue Pressure Plates are only triggered by players, this can also keep Zombies and such out during a Blood Moon
It is also possible to make an airlock-type double door system using 3 Active Stone Blocks and 3 Inactive Stone Blocks (or 6 of one or the other and activating only one side inactive/active) while still only allowing access for players only. This is useful for underground housing to keep underground enemies out.

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To conserve storage space, consider switching all Inactive Stone Blocks to Active Stone Blocks, or vice versa. This can easily save an inventory or storage slot by combining the stacks.

History[]

Java Edition pre-Classic
rd-131655	Added stone.
Stone, along with grass, is one of the first two blocks in Minecraft. This can be seen by its position in `terrain.png` and numeric block ID of 1.
The texture of stone is from one of Notch’s previous games, RubyDung.
rd-20090515	Stone’s texture has been overhauled.
The old texture used for stone is recycled and modified for use by cobblestone.
Java Edition Classic
0.26 SURVIVAL TEST	Creeper explosions no longer destroy stone or stone-like blocks.
Mining stone now drops cobblestone.
Java Edition Indev
0.31	20100201-2	A pickaxe is now required to mine stone.
	Stone can also be mined by hands other than the pickaxe.
	A pickaxe is now required to mine stone once again.
	Cobblestone is now smeltable into normal stone.
Java Edition Infdev
20100617-2	As cobblestone can be generated using water and lava, stone has become a renewable resource.
Java Edition Alpha
v1.0.1	Stone can now be used to craft stone pressure plates (3 stone in slab fashion) and stone buttons (2 stone in the stick shape).
Java Edition Beta
1.3	The stone slab recipe now uses 3 stone instead of cobblestone.
The stone pressure plate recipe now requires 2 stone instead of 3.
Stone can now be used to craft redstone repeaters.
1.8	Pre-release	Stone can now be crafted into stone bricks.
Java Edition
1.0.0	Beta 1.9 Prerelease	Stone can now be made by having lava flow on top of water. In previous versions, the lava would replace the water and continue falling.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5	The texture of stone has been changed slightly.
1.4.2	12w34b	Stone buttons are now crafted with only one stone.
12w38a	Stone blocks have been given new sounds for being walked on and mined.
1.5	13w01a	Stone can now be used to craft redstone comparators.
Stone can now be used to craft hoppers.
13w02a	Stone is no longer used to craft hoppers.
14w27b	Stone textures are now randomly mirrored and rotated 180 degrees, making large areas of stone look less uniform.
1.14	18w43a	Stone can now be smelted into smooth stone.
The texture of stone has been changed.
18w44a	The texture of stone has been changed, once again.
18w49a	Stone can now be found in chests in village mason houses.
19w04a	Stone can now be used to craft stonecutters.
19w11a	Stone is now bought by villagers of the new mason profession.
Pocket Edition Alpha
Pre-release	Added stone.
v0.2.0	The texture of stone has been changed.
v0.3.0	Stone can now be used to craft stone slabs.
v0.4.0	Stone can now be used to craft stone bricks.
v0.9.0	build 1	Added three new stone variants: granite, diorite and andesite, as well as polished versions for each.
v0.12.1	build 1	Stone can now be obtained using pickaxes with the Silk Touch enchantment.
v0.13.0	build 1	Stone can now be used to craft stone buttons and pressure plates.
v0.14.0	build 1	Stone can now be used to craft redstone repeaters and redstone comparators.
Bedrock Edition
1.9.0	beta 1.9.0.0	Stone can now be smelted into smooth stone.
Stone is now used to craft stone slabs and stairs.
1.10.0	beta 1.10.0.3	Stone can now be used to craft grindstones and stonecutters.
Stone mason villagers now buy 20-26 stone as part of their second tier trades.
The texture of stone has been changed.
1.11.0	beta 1.11.0.1	Stone can now be found in village mason chests.
beta 1.11.0.4	Trading has been changed, apprentice-level stone mason villagers now buy 20 stone as part of their trades.
1.17.0	beta 1.17.0.52	Stone is no longer used to repair stone tools and weapons on an Anvil.
Legacy Console Edition
TU1	CU1		Patch 1	1.0.1	[verify] Added stone.
					The texture of stone has been changed.
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
0.1.0	Added stone.

Data history

Java Edition

1.8

14w02a

The newly-implemented granite, andesite and diorite, as well as the polished versions for each, use stone’s ID and are distinguished using metadata.

14w10a

Stone with numerical metadata variants 7 through 15, which are inaccessible through normal gameplay, now have no model rather than appearing identical to stone.

14w25a

Stone and its variants are now defined via block states rather than by numerical metadata. Prior to this version, the numerical metadata variants of stone were as follows:

	DV	Description
	Stone
	1	Granite
	2	Polished Granite
	3	Diorite
	4	Polished Diorite
	5	Andesite
	6	Polished Andesite
	7-15

14w26a

Stone with metadata values 7 through 15 have now been completely removed from the game.

1.13

17w47a

The different block states for the ID have been split up into their own IDs.

Prior to The Flattening, this block’s numeral ID was 1.

Milestones

For more guidance on progress, pick some of these milestones and work towards achieving them. They can mostly be done in any order, but some might be easier if done later (like draconic evolution and project E).

Go to the mining dimension by digging all the way up to the top of the map (best to make an upward staircase or a ladder going up).
Gather ores and items from the mining dimension to create basics: diamond tools, diamond armor, etc.
Build a reactor and use uranium from the mining dimension to fuel it.
Craft cloches and mystical agriculture seeds to start growing some basic crops: chicken essence, iron, diamonds, etc.
Build an Advanced Energistics 2 (AE2) computer storage system.
Build an automated mob grinder, using mob fans, a mob grinder block, and item collectors. Feed the drops into an AE2 computer storage system.
Get an RFTools builder, which will rapidly clear out stone in different shapes using energy. They can be charged to work faster with dimensional shards, but this will use a lot more energy.

RFTools Builders can hollow out large areas quickly.

Make an end cake to go to the end. Kill the ender chicken (replaces the ender dragon in this modpack), but be careful as it’s quite difficult without proper armor. You’ll also need to hit it with a chicken stick to break its shield.
Progress through the chicken and fluid cow mods.
The botania mod is less important in this pack than for example Sky Factory 3, but you can go through it nonetheless.
Craft a farming station and make a large mystical agriculture farm.
Hollow out a very large area using the RFTools builder and build a large megabase.
Endgame: Progress through the Draconic Evolution mod to get draconic armor, a draconic bow, and energy storage.
Endgame: Progress through the Project E mod and get a transmutation table. Get a tome of knowledge to acquire all recipes and max out your EMC.

Obtaining[]

Breaking

Block	Blackstone
Hardness	1.5
Tool
Breaking time
Default	7.5
Wooden	1.15
Stone	0.6
Iron	0.4
Diamond	0.3
Netherite	0.25
Golden	0.2

Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see .

Natural generation

Blackstone generates naturally in the basalt deltas biome found in the Nether, anywhere underground, and below the surface of a lava sea.

Blackstone can be found as a part of bastion remnants.

Blobs of blackstone attempt to replace netherrack 2 times per chunk in blobs of size 0 to 160, from levels 5 to 31, in all Nether biomes except basalt deltas.

Starter Tips

Stoneblock 2 Starting Area

Follow these steps to get started with this modpack:

Break stone with your fists to get pebbles.
Combine pebbles in the 2×2 crafting grid to get cobblestone.
Combine cobblestone in the 2×2 crafting grid to get a stone crafting table.
Make stone rods by using the stick recipe, but with cobblestone instead of wooden planks.
Craft a stone pickaxe and stone hammer using the stone rods and cobblestone (hammer and all other recipes can be looked up in the NEI menu).
Place cobblestones on the ground and break using the hammer to acquire dirt.
Place dirt on the ground and break using a stone crook to acquire various saplings.
Plant saplings and repeatedly crouch (tap shift) near the sapling to grow a tree and get wood. The crook can be used on the leaves to get even more saplings and silkworms.
Use a silkworm on the leaves and wait until all the leaves turn white. Break white leaves to get string.
Use wood and string to craft a sieve and string mesh. Dirt, gravel, sand, and dust can be sifted to get various other items in the game.
Dig a bit further out and make a mob-farm area to get bones and other mob drops. Zombie brains are a good food source at the beginning.
Make dust by hammering cobblestone all the way and put the dust in a barrel of water to get clay. Water can be created by filling a barrel with saplings.
Combine clayballs and bonemeal to get porcelain clay to make a crucible, which can be used to make lava.

After following these steps you will have most of the essentials to get started with the other mods. Follow the quest book from here and lookup recipes in the NEI menu to keep progressing.

Obtaining[]

Stone requires a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it drops cobblestone. When mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. If a stone is mined with a Silk Touch enchanted pickaxe, it drops itself.

Block	Stone
Hardness	1.5
Tool
Breaking time
Default	7.5
Wooden	1.15
Stone	0.6
Iron	0.4
Diamond	0.3
Netherite	0.25
Golden	0.2

Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see .

Natural generation

Stone makes up the majority of the solid blocks generated in the Overworld. When chunks generate, stone can be found under 1-5 layers of grass blocks, dirt, gravel, clay, coarse dirt, podzol, mycelium, sand, sandstone, red sand, red sandstone or terracotta, depending on the biome. There is approximately 11,520 stone per chunk.

When the world is generating new chunks, some stone is replaced with blobs of other blocks, and almost every cavern and mineshaft generates at the stone level.

Chest loot

Item	Structure	Container	Quantity	Chance
Java Edition
Stone	Village	Mason’s chest	1	37.7%
Bedrock Edition
Stone	Village	Mason’s chest	1	37.7%

Post-generation

A simple stone generator.

Main article:

Stone can also be made by lava flowing on top of water blocks (both flowing and source). The water is replaced by stone.