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Pieces
As of Version 2.1.0, there are 9 different types of 'Pieces'. They are:
- Slab
- Stairs
- Fence
- Wall
- Fence Gate
- Siding
- Corner
- Post
- Column
Slabs are from vanilla, and are either the bottom half or top half of a block. You can find more information here. They are crafted in a crafting table with three of a block placed in a horizontal line, or in a stonecutter where one block gets you two Slab blocks. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Sidings or combined back into their base block. Its ID is extrapieces:slab.
Stairs are from vanilla, and allow a player to walk up them to ascend to the next block. You can find more information here. They are crafted in a crafting table with six of a block placed in a cascading shape, or in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Stairs block. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Corners or combined back into their base block. Its ID is extrapieces:stairs.
Fences are from vanilla, and despite their looks are actually 1.5 blocks tall, meaning they cannot be jumped over. They connect to other Fences of the same material only. You can find more information here. Fences from Extra Pieces cannot be crafted in a crafting table, but can be crafted in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Fence. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Posts. Its ID is extrapieces:fence.
Walls are from vanilla, and like Fences, are 1.5 blocks tall, meaning they cannot be jumped over. They connect to other Walls regardless of material. You can find more information here. They are crafted in a crafting table with six of a block placed in a horizontal rectangle. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Columns or combined back into their base block. Its ID is extrapieces:wall.
Fence Gates are from vanilla, and are useful for making entry points to areas enclosed by Fences or Walls. They can be opened and shut, and adjust their position based on whether they're connected to Walls or not. You can find more information here. Fence Gates from Extra Pieces cannot be crafted in a crafting table, but can be crafted in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Fence Gate. Its ID is extrapieces:fence_gate.
Sidings are added by Extra Pieces, and essentially serve as a vertical version of a Slab. They can be placed in any of the four cardinal directions. They are crafted in a crafting table with three of a block placed in a vertical line, or in a stonecutter where one block gets you two Siding blocks. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Slabs or combined back into their base block. Its ID is extrapieces:siding.
Corners are added by Extra Pieces, and essentially serve as a sideways version of Stairs. They can be placed in any of the four cardinal directions. They are crafted in a crafting table much like Stairs but upside-down, or in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Corner. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Stairs or combined back into their base block. Its ID is extrapieces:corner.
Posts are added by Extra Pieces, and essentially serve as Fences that do not connect to each other. Additionally, they can be placed on the other axis. They are 1.5 blocks tall only when placed upright. Posts cannot be crafted in a crafting table, but can be crafted in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Post. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Fences. Its ID is extrapieces:spost.
Columns are added by Extra Pieces, and essentially serve as Walls that do not connect to each other. Additionally, they can be placed on the other axis. They are 1.5 blocks tall only when placed upright. Columns cannot be crafted in a crafting table, but can be crafted in a stonecutter where one block gets you one Column. In a crafting table they can be easily converted to and from Walls. Its ID is extrapieces:column.