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{{Item
 
{{Item
 
|title=Cloth
 
|title=Cloth
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|image=Wool Cloth.png; Silk Cloth.png; Burlap Cloth.png; Cotton Cloth.png
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|image=Wool Cloth.png; Silk Cloth.png; Burlap Cloth.png; Cotton Cloth.png; Linen Cloth.png
 
|invimage=Wool Cloth
 
|invimage=Wool Cloth
 
|invimage2=Silk Cloth
 
|invimage2=Silk Cloth
 
|invimage3=Burlap Cloth
 
|invimage3=Burlap Cloth
 
|invimage4=Cotton Cloth
 
|invimage4=Cotton Cloth
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|invimage5=Linen Cloth
 
|stackable= Yes, 64
 
|stackable= Yes, 64
 
|size= Tiny
 
|size= Tiny
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terrafirmacraftplus:item.BurlapCloth<br>
 
terrafirmacraftplus:item.BurlapCloth<br>
 
terrafirmacraftplus:item.CottonCloth
 
terrafirmacraftplus:item.CottonCloth
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terrafirmacraftplus:item.LinenCloth<br>
 
}}
 
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Cloth is a flexible material made from woven fiber or string. It can be used for containers, clothing, or various furniture.
  
 
== Obtaining ==
 
== Obtaining ==
  
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Cloth is created on a [[Loom]] using 16 [[Wool yarn|Yarn]], 24 [[Silk String]], 20 [[Cotton Fiber]], 12 [[Jute Fiber]]s, or 18 [[Linen String]].
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Cloth is created by weaving [[Fibers]] (Jute, Sisal) or [[String]]s (Cotton, Linen, Silk, Wool) on a [[Loom]].
  
 
{|cellspacing=10
 
{|cellspacing=10
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!Wool Cloth
 
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!Silk Cloth
 
 
!Burlap Cloth
 
!Burlap Cloth
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!Cotton Cloth
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|{{Grid/Loom
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!Linen Cloth
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|A1= Wool Yarn, 16
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!Silk Cloth
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|Output= Wool Cloth
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!Wool Cloth
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}}
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
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|{{Grid/Loom
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|{{Recipe/Burlap Cloth}}
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|A1= Silk String, 24
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|{{Recipe/Cotton Cloth}}
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|Output= Silk Cloth
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}}
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|{{Grid/Loom
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|A1= Jute Fiber, 12; Sisal Fiber, 12
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|Output= Burlap Cloth
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}}
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! Linen Cloth
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! Cotton Cloth
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|{{Recipe/Linen Cloth}}
 
|{{Recipe/Linen Cloth}}
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|{{Grid/Loom
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|{{Recipe/Silk Cloth}}
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|A1= Cotton Fiber, 20
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|{{Recipe/Wool Cloth}}
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|Output= Cotton Cloth
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}}
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|}
 
|}
  
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Burlap Cloth can also be made from [[Agave]] by stripping it with a knife into Sisal Fiber. Sisal Fiber can be made into Rope or Burlap Cloth.
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Cloth can also be patched together from Cloth Scraps.
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{|cellspacing=10
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!Patchwork
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
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|{{Recipe/Patchwork}}
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|}
  
 
== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
  
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Burlap Cloth can be cut in a H shape into two Burlap Sack pieces. Burlap Sack pieces can be sewn into a Burlap Sack, which can then be used to store and preserve non-grain food items.
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=== Cutting ===
  
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{{Recipe/Burlap Sack}}
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Cloth can be cut into various items, including [[Clothing]] pieces, [[Bandage]]s, and Cloth Scraps.
  
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Linen, Wool, Cotton and Silk Cloth can be used to craft [[Clothing]], [[mcwiki:Carpet|Carpet]], [[mcwiki:Bed|Bed]]s, and [[mcwiki:Painting|Painting]]s.
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To cut a piece of cloth, hold it in your hand with a [[Knife]] is in your inventory,then {{key|RMB}} on a solid block to open the cutting interface. The crafting mechanic is similar to [[Clay]] forming and [[Stone]] knapping. Clicking on a section of cloth will cut it away. Once the first cut is made, the cloth is consumed from the player's inventory. When a valid pattern is formed, an item appears in the output slot.  
  
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For more cutting recipes, see the [[Clothing]] page.
  
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{| class="wikitable"
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Burlap Cloth is only used for Burlap Sack pieces, which can be sewn into the [[Burlap Sack]]. To cut Burlap Cloth the player must {{key|RMB}}on a solid block while holding 5 or more Burlap Cloth.
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|-
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{|cellspacing=10
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! {{GridImage|Linen Socks}} Socks
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!Burlap Sack Piece
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! {{GridImage|Linen Pants}} Pants
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!Burlap Sack
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! {{GridImage|Linen Shirt}} Shirt
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
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! {{GridImage|Linen Coat}} Coat
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|{{Recipe/Burlap Sack Piece}}
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! {{GridImage|Linen Robe}} Robe
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|{{Recipe/Burlap Sack}}
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! {{GridImage|Linen Hat}} Hat
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|-
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! {{GridImage|Linen Cloth}} Linen Cloth
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| rowspan=1 |
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">-</span> <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">-</span> <span style="color: blue">++</span>
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| <span style="color: red">+</span>
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|-
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! {{GridImage|Cotton Cloth}} Cotton Cloth
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| rowspan=1 |
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">-</span> <span style="color: blue">++</span>
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| <span style="color: red">--</span> <span style="color: blue">+++</span>
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| rowspan=1 |
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|-
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! {{GridImage|Silk Cloth}} Silk Cloth
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| <span style="color: red">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">+</span> <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">++</span> <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">+</span> <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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|-
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! {{GridImage|Wool Cloth}} Wool Cloth
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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| <span style="color: red">--</span> <span style="color: blue">+++</span>
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| <span style="color: red">--</span> <span style="color: blue">++++</span>
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| <span style="color: blue">+</span>
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|}
 
|}
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=== Cloth Scraps ===
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The player may receive Cloth Scraps as a byproduct when they successfully craft an item in the cutting interface.
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Cloth Scraps can also be crafted directly in the cutting interface by making a "+" shaped cut in the cloth.
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Cloth Scraps can be [[Sewn]] to a piece of [[Clothing]] to repair a small amount of durability, or 16 scraps can be [[Sewn]] together to make a new piece of Cloth.
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{|cellspacing=10
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!Cloth Scrap
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!Patchwork
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
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|{{Recipe/Cloth Scrap}}
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|{{Recipe/Patchwork}}
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|}
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Fur has a similar item called the [[Tiny Fur Scrap]] (fur scraps come in various sizes).
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=== Cloth Items ===
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Linen, Wool, Cotton and Silk Cloth can also be used to craft [[mcwiki:Carpet|Carpet]], [[mcwiki:Bed|Bed]]s, and [[mcwiki:Painting|Painting]]s.
  
 
{|cellspacing=10
 
{|cellspacing=10
 
!Carpet
 
!Carpet
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|-
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!Bed
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!Painting
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
 
|{{Grid/Inventory Table
 
|{{Grid/Inventory Table
 
|A2= {{Any Cloth}} | B2= {{Any Cloth}}
 
|A2= {{Any Cloth}} | B2= {{Any Cloth}}
 
|Output= Carpet (White), 2
 
|Output= Carpet (White), 2
 
}}
 
}}
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!Bed
 
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!Painting
 
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|-
 
 
|{{Recipe/Bed}}
 
|{{Recipe/Bed}}
 
|{{Grid/Crafting Table
 
|{{Grid/Crafting Table

Latest revision as of 20:06, 11 April 2022

Cloth
Wool Cloth.png
Wool ClothSilk ClothBurlap ClothCotton ClothLinen Cloth
Stackable

Yes, 64

Size ↕

Tiny

Weight ⚖

Light

ItemID

terrafirmacraftplus:item.WoolCloth
terrafirmacraftplus:item.SilkCloth
terrafirmacraftplus:item.BurlapCloth
terrafirmacraftplus:item.CottonCloth terrafirmacraftplus:item.LinenCloth

Cloth is a flexible material made from woven fiber or string. It can be used for containers, clothing, or various furniture.

Obtaining

Cloth is created by weaving Fibers (Jute, Sisal) or Strings (Cotton, Linen, Silk, Wool) on a Loom.

Burlap Cloth Cotton Cloth Linen Cloth Silk Cloth Wool Cloth
Grid Loom (Oak).png Grid layout Arrow (small).png Burlap Cloth
Jute Fiber12
Grid Loom (Oak).png Grid layout Arrow (small).png Cotton Cloth
Cotton Yarn20
Grid Loom (Oak).png Grid layout Arrow (small).png Linen Cloth
Linen String18
Grid Loom (Oak).png Grid layout Arrow (small).png Silk Cloth
Silk String24
Grid Loom (Oak).png Grid layout Arrow (small).png Wool Cloth
Wool Yarn16


Cloth can also be patched together from Cloth Scraps.

Patchwork
Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Grid Iron Needle Thread.png Cotton Cloth
Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2

Usage

Cutting

Cloth can be cut into various items, including Clothing pieces, Bandages, and Cloth Scraps.

To cut a piece of cloth, hold it in your hand with a Knife is in your inventory,then Rmb.png Right Click on a solid block to open the cutting interface. The crafting mechanic is similar to Clay forming and Stone knapping. Clicking on a section of cloth will cut it away. Once the first cut is made, the cloth is consumed from the player's inventory. When a valid pattern is formed, an item appears in the output slot.

For more cutting recipes, see the Clothing page.

Burlap Cloth is only used for Burlap Sack pieces, which can be sewn into the Burlap Sack. To cut Burlap Cloth the player must Rmb.png Right Clickon a solid block while holding 5 or more Burlap Cloth.

Burlap Sack Piece Burlap Sack
Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Burlap Sack Piece2
Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Flat Burlap Flat Burlap
Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Flat Burlap Flat Burlap
Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Flat Burlap Flat Burlap
Flat Burlap Flat Burlap title= Flat Burlap Flat Burlap
Burlap Sack Piece Burlap Sack Piece Grid Iron Needle Thread.png Burlap Sack

Cloth Scraps

The player may receive Cloth Scraps as a byproduct when they successfully craft an item in the cutting interface. Cloth Scraps can also be crafted directly in the cutting interface by making a "+" shaped cut in the cloth. Cloth Scraps can be Sewn to a piece of Clothing to repair a small amount of durability, or 16 scraps can be Sewn together to make a new piece of Cloth.

Cloth Scrap Patchwork
Flat Linen Flat Linen title= Flat Linen Flat Linen title= Linen Scrap
Flat Linen Flat Linen title= Flat Linen Flat Linen
title= title= title= title= title=
Flat Linen Flat Linen title= Flat Linen Flat Linen
Flat Linen Flat Linen title= Flat Linen Flat Linen
Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Grid Iron Needle Thread.png Cotton Cloth
Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2 Repair Patch Cotton2

Fur has a similar item called the Tiny Fur Scrap (fur scraps come in various sizes).

Cloth Items

Linen, Wool, Cotton and Silk Cloth can also be used to craft Carpet, Beds, and Paintings.

Carpet Bed Painting
Carpet (White)2
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Silk Cloth Silk Cloth
Grid layout Arrow (small).png Bed
Silk Cloth Silk Cloth Silk Cloth
Lumber (Acacia) Lumber (Acacia) Lumber (Acacia)
Stick Stick Stick Grid layout Arrow (small).png Painting
Stick Silk Cloth Stick
Stick Stick Stick

History

Beta
Build 76Added Wool Cloth.
77.12Added recipe to make white carpet from wool cloth.
79.0Cloth is created on a Loom.
Added Silk and Burlap Cloth.
Silk and Wool Cloth can be used interchangeably in crafting recipes.
80.12Added Linen and Linen Cloth.
82.0Added Cotton and Cotton Cloth.
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