Template: Blocks

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This template should be placed on all block Of the page bottom 。

usage

This template has four default collapsed categories. You can use anonymous parameters |1= Set to the corresponding value to expand:

Parameter value	classification
building blocks	Building block
decoration blocks	Decorative Blocks
redstone	Redstone
others	other

Example

Collapse all categories: {{Blocks}}

Expand red stone classification: {{Blocks|redstone}}

Block classification

This template basically adopts the block classification principle of the item list in the Java creation mode, and each big category is divided into several sub categories. The specific classification is as follows:

Building block

The blocks under this category appear under the "Building Blocks" tab in the Java creation mode item bar.

Subcategory	describe
	A square containing a pickaxe as the appropriate tool. The subcategories are: rock : It includes stone blocks and their variants that constitute the world's rock formations, and continues to be subdivided by dimension. mineral : contains ores, which are further subdivided by dimensions. Mineral blocks: mineral blocks that can be combined into corresponding minerals, excluding laterite. Bricks: including brick blocks, mainly including processed stone blocks. If the rock processing block and the rock belong to the same page, they are not included in this category.
	A square containing an axe as the appropriate tool.
	A square containing a spade as the appropriate tool.
	A square containing a hoe as a suitable tool.
other	Blocks containing suitable tools other than pickaxes, axes, shovels, hoes, and blocks without suitable tools.

Decorative Blocks

Most of the squares under this category appear under the "Decorative Blocks" label in the Java creation mode item list. Some squares appear under other labels or do not appear in the creation mode item list, but they are classified here because of their important properties.

Subcategory	describe
Biology	It contains squares that belong to creatures in common sense, and continues to be subdivided by dimensions.
Utility type	It contains blocks with certain interactive functions, and its sub categories include: Pure light source: includes a square that can emit light with brightness no less than 10, but has no other interactive functions. Item processing: contains blocks that can process items. Planting and breeding: contains blocks that can be used for planting and breeding. Container: A box containing items that can be stored. Gain: Contains blocks that can give players a positive effect.
other	Contains blocks that are not suitable for the above subcategories.

Redstone

The blocks under this category (excluding trip lines) appear under the "Redstone" or "Transportation" label in the Java creation mode item bar.

Subcategory	describe
Power Supply	Contains blocks that can emit a red stone signal under certain conditions.
Transmission element	Contains blocks that can transmit red stone signals.
Mechanical elements	Contains blocks that need to function by receiving red stone signals.
Transportation	Contains the box that appears under the "Transportation" tab in the Java creation mode item bar.

other

Contains blocks that do not appear in the above categories.

Subcategory	describe
atmosphere	Contains air and its variants.
liquid	Contains all types of liquids.
miscellaneous	Contains blocks without item form.
Administrator supplies	Included in Java version Creation mode item list Items under the column of "administrator supplies".
not used	contain Java version does not use feature # block and Unused feature # block and item of bedrock plate Unused blocks in.
Removed	contain Blocks removed for Java and Bedrock plate removed blocks Blocks in that have been removed from the game.
Educational box	Contains blocks that only exist in the educational version.
April Fools	Contains the blocks that appear in the April Fool's Day joke version.

Other classification rules

• Each type of block can only be classified into one category at most.
• If multiple blocks share the same page introduction, and it is not suitable to use general terms instead, these blocks should be arranged in the following format:

 *{{BlockLink | Main block name}} **{{BlockLink | Variant block name 1}} **{{BlockLink | Variant block name 2}}} ...

• If these blocks are not suitable for the same classification, they can be classified into different classifications without using the above format.
• Multiple blocks with independent introduction pages should not be classified in this format.

• The squares under each subcategory should be sorted by their English initials.
  • Some closely related blocks (such as ice, floe and blue ice) can be arranged together regardless of the initial letter. However, in order to avoid affecting the sorting of other blocks, note marks should be used in front of them.
• In case of special classification, use notes as far as possible.

See also

[ see | edit | history | Clear Cache ] The above documents are quoted from Template: Blocks/doc 。