Hearth & Timber

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Building blocks, textures, and world features for detailed construction

Hearth & Timber focuses entirely on blocks.

It adds building materials, decorative construction pieces, and a small set of world generation features intended for long term building projects.

Decor & Building

All building blocks and decorative pieces.

Framework

A simple timber framework for scaffolding and quick structure work. Yes, it is basically a wooden scaffold.

Timber Frames

Decorative timber frames used to shape classic half timbered buildings.

Usage

Timber Frames form the visible wooden structure of half timbered buildings.

They can be covered with most full blocks to fill the gaps between the beams while keeping the timber structure visible.

Apply a block to fill the frame. Use a pickaxe to remove it again.

Used for half timbered and framed building styles
Apply blocks to fill the frame visually
Use a pickaxe to remove the applied block
Only accepts full model blocks
Waterloggable
Shows extended tooltip information while holding SHIFT

Timber Frame

Cross Timber Frame

Diagonal Timber Frame

Grid Timber Frame

Timber Foundations

Timber pieces that replace the full block instead of leaving visible framing.

How they work

Timber Foundations work similarly to Timber Frames, but fully replace the block instead of leaving visible struts.

They take on the applied block visually, while keeping a clean, solid shape that is ideal for lower walls, bases, and transitions between materials.

Related: [[Timber Frames|timber_frames]]

Timber Foundation

Timber Base Trim

Timber Base Skirt

Plaster

A smooth building material crafted from quicklime and available in all 16 dye colors.

Rubblestone Masonry

Stonework that shifts between worn ruins and freshly patched walls.

How it works

Rubblestone Masonry can be cycled between its variants.

Use a pickaxe to progress to the next look. Use Quicklime to revert to the previous one.

It keeps matching block properties where possible and shows extra info while holding SHIFT.

Pickaxe: cycles to the next variant
Quicklime: reverts to the previous variant
Shows extended tooltip information while holding SHIFT

Covered Rubblestone

Plastered Rubblestone

Pointed Rubblestone

Groutless Rubblestone

Thatch

A roof material that progresses through weathering stages, with waxed variants to stop changes.

Weathering

Thatch progresses naturally through several weathering stages over time.

Using a water bottle advances it to the next stage instantly.
Using wheat restores it back to fresh Thatch.
Using a hoe reverts it to the previous stage.

Waxed variants permanently lock the current stage and prevent further changes.

Stages: Thatch, Weathered Thatch, Drying Thatch, Aged Thatch
Includes matching stairs and slabs
Water bottles advance weathering
Wheat restores fresh Thatch
Hoes revert to previous stages
Waxed variants stop all weathering

Thatch

Drying Thatch

Weathered Thatch

Aged Thatch

Shingles

Decorative roof blocks with matching stairs and slabs.

Beams

Sturdy wooden beams used for visible support structures and classic timbered builds.

Supports

Small wooden helpers that hold things together when your build starts looking a bit… ambitious.

Usage

Supports are flexible framing elements that adapt to their surroundings.

They automatically align when placed next to pillars or other supports and can be modified after placement to fine tune their shape and look.

Supports are available in all vanilla wood variants.

Related: Pillars.

Automatically aligns to nearby pillars and supports
Use an axe to toggle extensions or remove the resting foot
Can be reinforced using wooden boards
Supports adjust visually when chained together
Available in all vanilla wood variants
Related: [[Pillars|pillars]]

Pillars

Clean vertical pillars used to anchor frames, supports, and ambitious timber builds.

Usage

Pillars act as central anchor points for timber framing.

They automatically connect to nearby Supports, visually extending into them to form clean structural joints.

Using an axe, the top of a pillar can be extended or retracted to better fit ceilings, beams, or framing details.

Pillars are available in all vanilla wood variants.

Automatically connects to nearby Supports
Visually extends into connected framing elements
Use an axe to toggle the extended top
Designed for interiors, framing, and vertical structure
Available in all vanilla wood variants
Related: [[Supports|supports]]

Railings

Slim railings for balconies and edges. Use an axe to cycle the size when you inevitably misclick.

Usage

Railings automatically form clean corners when placed next to each other.

If a full railing feels a bit too confident, use an axe to cycle through three sizes: Full, Half, and Quarter.

Railings are available in all vanilla wood variants.

Auto connects and forms inner and outer corners
Use an axe to cycle size: Full, Half, Quarter
Waterloggable
Available in all vanilla wood variants
Shows extended tooltip information while holding SHIFT

Window Casings

Slim wooden trims that automatically frame windows and politely disappear where they are not needed.

Usage

Window Casings automatically connect to each other to form clean window frames.

Edges appear only where no neighboring casing is present, keeping the look tidy without manual tweaking.

If the bottom trim gets in the way, use an axe on the lower part to toggle it off.

Window Casings are available in all vanilla wood variants.

Related: Windows.

Automatically connects to nearby Window Casings
Hides inner edges for clean window frames
Use an axe to toggle the bottom trim
Waterloggable
Available in all vanilla wood variants
Shows extended tooltip information while holding SHIFT
Related: [[Windows|window_set]]

Boards

Stackable wooden boards for subtle depth and tiny build lies we all tell ourselves.

Usage

Boards are stackable detail blocks that build up in layers.

Placing another Board onto an existing one increases its thickness. Once fully stacked, the next Board continues into the block above or below, depending on placement.

Use an axe to remove layers again, one by one.

Boards are available in all vanilla wood variants.

Stack up to four layers in one block
Continues building vertically when fully stacked
Top and bottom placement supported
Use an axe to remove layers
Available in all vanilla wood variants

Windows

Windows available as full blocks and panes.

Sliding Doors

Sliding doors for larger openings, available in multiple formats.

Variants

Sliding Doors are designed for wide and tall entrances commonly found in rural and agricultural builds.

They slide horizontally and are suited for barns, stables, and haylofts.

Designed for larger openings
Slides horizontally when opened
Purely decorative building blocks
Used for barns, stables, and similar structures

Sliding Barn Door

Sliding Hayloft Door

Sliding Stable Door

Worldgen and Natural Features

Terrain features that generate naturally in the world.

Groutless Rubblestone

Generates naturally underground as a stone variant.