In current versions of ftb (1.7.10), microblocks maintain the blast resistance of the block they were made from.

The patterns are: bricks, carved bricks, small bricks, pillars, large tiles, small tiles and ornate large tiles. In older versions of ftb (1.6.4), Microblocks added by forge multipart have no effective blast resistance- even two obsidian slabs stacked to create an obsidian block. These variations are generated at load time - they should work with texture packs. Remember that certain saws cannot cut certain blocks, for example, the stone saw cannot cut obsidian. Then place it in a crafting table with your block and you should be able to start cutting. An overlay will appear when able to place a Microblock, which indicates possible positions for it. Where x is sticks, y is iron, and z is the material you want to use for your Handsaw (iron/diamond). This can be done by simply placing a Microblock just like one would place any other block. Microblocks are made by combining full blocks or Microblocks with a Handsaw or other Microblocks in a crafting grid.īesides existing in many shapes and sizes, a major feature of Microblocks is that they can be placed in the same block space as other Microblocks and certain other blocks, allowing for complex structures or sophisticated decorations inside a single block space. A Microblock is a type of block which was originally added by the RedPower 2 mod, but has since been redone in the ForgeMultipart mod.

How to make forge microblocks 1.7.10