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A lépcsőfokok (vagy lapok) olyan blokkok, amelyek a játékos ugrás nélküli szintkülönbség-változtatását engedélyezik. Nem annyira kompaktak, mint a lépcsők, mivel kétszer annyi helyet foglalnak ugyanakkora szintkülönbség-változtatás eredményezésére. A kő-lépcsőfokokat a Survival Test verzióban, 2009, október 24-én vezették be; a homokkő- , fa- és burkolókő-lépcsőfokokat 2011, február 22-én a Beta 1.3-as frissítésben.

Mind a négy foktípusnak ugyanaz az adatértéke, hasonlóképpen a nyersfához és a színes gyapjúhoz; a kőfokoknak 0-s a sebzésértékük, a homokkőfokoknak 1, a fafokoknak 2 és a burkolókő-fokoknak 3.

Barkácsolás

Lépcsőfokokat három fadeszkából vagy három kőből, burkolókőből, vagy homokkőből lehet készíteni, három lépcsőfokot létrehozva barkácsműveletenként.

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Homokkő vagy
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Viselkedés

Mint más részblokkokat, a lépcsőfokokat is egész blokknak tekintjük más blokkokkal, mint a föld, kő, üveg és folyadékok. Két ugyanolyan fajtájú (pl. két kőfok) lépcsőfok teljes méretű blokkot ad, ha egymás tetejére helyezzük, de különböző fokfajtákat nem lehet keverni.

Sandstone, wooden, and cobblestone double-slabs look exactly the same as their full block counter-parts, but take a longer time to break and drop two slabs.

Due to a bug, wooden slabs can currently only be collected with a pickaxe, and upon breaking, a wooden slab produces the stone slab's particle effect. Wooden slabs also are not affected by fire and have a stronger blast resistance than wooden planks, making them a useful building material but at a 2:1 ratio. This is likely due to the fact that the slab types are differentiated by their damage values instead of by different data values, similar to wood, coal or charcoal, and colored wool.

History

Stone slabs were first introduced in Classic mode. In Classic and Survival Test, stone slabs could be obtained by mining a coal block because of the lack of inventory and crafting.

Stone slab blocks were called stair blocks before the current stairs were added; after this, they were known as steps (the two forms being single steps and double steps) before all items got official names upon the Beta release.

Before the additional slabs were added, a double Stone Slab would only yield one slab when broken. Since the Beta 1.3 update, all double slabs yield 2 of their respective single slabs when broken. Destroying double slabs with TNT, however, still only yields single slabs (when the slabs aren't simply destroyed by the explosion).

Before Beta 1.3 came out, stone slabs were made with cobblestone instead of stone, but that update introduced cobblestone slabs to the game and changed the recipes for Pressure Plates and stone slabs so that there wouldn't be any conflicting recipes.

Trivia

  • Despite the fact that sneaking gives a player an apparent height of 1.5 blocks, doing so does not allow the player to walk over a single slab with one block of air above it.
  • A player can not walk from a block of Soul Sand to a slab without jumping.
  • Wooden slabs are not flammable and have to be destroyed by a pick to drop something, possibly due to the fact that they share the same data value as other slabs. This can be used in SMP to help prevent griefing.
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Light passing through the sides of a stone slab from above. A normal block would render complete darkness.

  • Single slabs have the tendency to let through arrows shot from above.
  • Single slabs will destroy gravel and sand blocks that fall onto them, the same as torches.
  • Being pushed onto a slab by water will force the player to jump.
  • A single slab cannot be made into a double slab if there is another solid block directly above the single slab.
  • Single slabs are treated as transparent by the game. Because of this, they do not cause suffocation, you cannot place torches or other fixtures on them, and chests with single slabs above them can still be opened.
    • The exception to this is that when two slabs are placed side-by-side in water, a ladder can be placed on them. However, any ladder placed in this way is invisible.
  • Since the Beta light update, slabs now let a small amount of light pass through their edges. This light is only visible with Smooth Lighting turned on, and does not affect mob spawning or other light-dependent processes.
  • When a slab is placed on top of ice, the slab has the same "slippery" contents as the ice below it.
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Example of slab shelving by placing slabs below other slabs.

  • If a stack of slabs of the same type is placed from the top down (leaving an empty half-block high space between each pair of slabs), and another of the same type of slab is placed on or one block above the topmost slab, all the slabs will collapse into a single double slab where the bottommost slab was.
    • Similarly, it is not possible to place one slab above another of the same type leaving a half-block of empty space between them. The second slab always gets placed directly on top of the first, making a double slab.
      • However, slabs placed below slabs will leave the half-block space between them, creating the ability to have decorative shelves
    • If half-blocks are placed below TNT, it will significantly reduce their damage. By making a floor of slabs, the TNT will lower its explosive power to two blocks instead of six.
  • Stone slabs are the only slab which, when stacked, do not mimic their block in texture.
  • You can sneak walk off slabs at ground level.
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