have collected all the wood series!
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Actually, all the data from late April last year was lost, so the wood series tweets that I had posted disappeared… I had to collect them again from old data.
From left to right in the picture below are Oak, Spruce, and Birch.
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I have used the colors of the Brown, Dark, and Clear wood from the 1.12.2 MOD for the wood series.
I made the Oak fence and fence gate out of logs!
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_165841-1-1024x685.jpg)
The signs have a sliced log appearance.
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_16580-1-1024x685.jpg)
Also, I used different types of wood for each block of the double half!
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_165933-1-1024x685.jpg)
I also like the Birch and Jungle trapdoors.
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Next, from left to right in the picture below, are Jungle, Acacia, and Dark Oak.
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If we’re talking about the 1.12.2 MOD, those colors are Natural, Sea Drift, and Antique. I like the overall antique feel of the Dark Oak.
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_17143-1-1024x685.jpg)
And then, from left to right in the picture below, are Mangrove, Crimson, and Warped.
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Mangrove has a similar color to Oak, maybe with a slight reddish tinge. While Oak has a log-like appearance, Mangrove incorporates a more basic or rustic feel.
I made the Mangrove pressure plate look like a doormat.
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_17148-1024x685.jpg)
I used Black for the Crimson and White for the Warped.
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_164855-1024x685.jpg)
For some of the woods, I used a texture on the underside that gives the impression of ceiling beams.
It really helps with building!
![](https://cocricot.pics/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2023-2-26_164941-2-1024x685.jpg)
Unfortunately, Bedrock doesn’t allow for block UV locking, and the models can’t be changed, which makes it difficult to make stairs and fences like in Java edition.
But I did my best to create something that works well for Bedrock. Next up is the stone series, which has so many types.
Oh boy!