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# Right-click a tile of [[packed dirt]] and select ''[[paving|Pave]] > Cobblestone''.
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''Note'': You can also right-click a paved tile and select ''Re-pave'' > ''Tile'' or ''Nearest corner''
  
 
== Destroying cobblestone ==
 
== Destroying cobblestone ==

Revision as of 22:37, 28 December 2018

Main / Terrain / Cobblestone

Cobblestone
A Cobblestone
Properties
  • Max flat speed: 17.3 km/h
  • Can be created by players?: Yes
  • Underground: No
Creation
Material


Walking on cobblestone is the fastest way of traveling on foot (up to 17.3Km/h on a flat tile). Cobblestone can only be terraformed by a player with 21 Body Strength and 10 Digging. Cobblestone is easier to create than stone slabs, which has an identical travel speed. For these reasons, cobblestone is widely used when making permanent roads, paths, or courtyards.

Cobblestone tiles have a chance of decaying if not walked on for an extended period of time.

Making cobblestone

  1. Activate a Stone Brick
  2. Right-click a tile of packed dirt and select Pave > Cobblestone.

Note: You can also right-click a paved tile and select Re-pave > Tile or Nearest corner

Destroying cobblestone

  1. Activate a shovel
  2. Right-click a tile of cobblestone and select Destroy Pavement.

Note: 20 body strength and 10 digging skill is needed to destroy cobblestone.

Messages

You need to be stronger to destroy pavement.
20+ Body Strength is required to destroy pavement.
You can't figure out how to remove the stone. You must become a bit better at digging first.
10+ Digging is required to remove pavement.
You need to be stronger to dig on roads.
20.10+ Body Strength is required to dig on roads.

Alternatives

Alternative pavements include gravel, marble slabs, round cobblestone, rough cobblestone, slate slabs and stone slabs.