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'''Black Variants''' represents a set of decorative blocks added by [[HEXCraft]] which are either crafted by the default recipes or are obtained using the [[Black Hexorium Dye]]. All blocks in a single variant allow for all 18 standard [[Energized Hexorium]] colors (other than [[Glowing Hexorium Glass]] which has 17 colors, and [[Hexorium-Coated Stone]] and [[Tempered Hexorium Glass]] which are colorless). | '''Black Variants''' represents a set of decorative blocks added by [[HEXCraft]] which are either crafted by the default recipes or are obtained using the [[Black Hexorium Dye]]. All blocks in a single variant allow for all 18 standard [[Energized Hexorium]] colors (other than [[Glowing Hexorium Glass]] which has 17 colors, and [[Hexorium-Coated Stone]] and [[Tempered Hexorium Glass]] which are colorless). | ||
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Black Variants represents a set of decorative blocks added by HEXCraft which are either crafted by the default recipes or are obtained using the Black Hexorium Dye. All blocks in a single variant allow for all 18 standard Energized Hexorium colors (other than Glowing Hexorium Glass which has 17 colors, and Hexorium-Coated Stone and Tempered Hexorium Glass which are colorless).
NOTE: Black variants do not have the prefix "Black", as they are the default crafted block variant.
List of Blocks
The following blocks may be dyed to black:
- Engineered Hexorium Block
- Framed Hexorium Block
- Plated Hexorium Block
- Concentric Hexorium Block
- Hexorium Structure Casing
- Glowing Hexorium-Coated Stone
- Glowing Hexorium Glass
- Hexorium Lamp
- Inverted Hexorium Lamp
- Hexorium-Coated Stone
- Tempered Hexorium Glass
- Hexorium Switch
- Hexorium Button
- Hexorium Pressure Plate
- Hexorium Door
- Hexorium Hatch
Examples
Below are some examples how blocks of this variant look like.
File:SS Black Varians 01.png All blocks of this variant placed in the world. |
File:SS Black Varians 02.png Same blocks, but during night time. Inverted Hexorium Lamp was removed to get rid of the light. |
File:SS Black Varians 03.png A chamber created using blocks of this variant. |
Obtaining
All Black Variants are obtained either using the default crafting recipes in HEXCraft (without using any dyes) or by using the Black Hexorium Dye in some way, either through crafting or in-world dyeing.
Craft Dyeing
Dyed decorative blocks may be crafted either by using a dye in a shapeless recipe with the blocks which should be dyed.
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Black Variants |
A Decorative Block + |
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Additionally, decorative blocks which are made using Hexorium-Coated Stone or Tempered Hexorium Glass will keep the dyed color of the base block. For example:
| Name | Ingredients | Crafting recipe | ||||||||||||
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Energized Hexorium (Any) + |
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In-World Dyeing
Decorative blocks already placed in the world may be dyed without breaking them. Simply use the dye on the block. Note that this completely swaps the block with the new one and may not be used on blocks which already form a multiblock structure.
Lore
Black Variants are simply all decorative Hexorium blocks either created without any changes done to them or dyed using Black Hexorium Dye in order to have a white surface color. Hexorium seems to assume a dark sheen when used in normal situations, so further dyeing is generally not necessary unless the blocks were previously in a different color. The process of how the dye works is described on the Hexorium Dyes page.
