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Dirt Paths now take up a full block!
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Full Paths
Dirt Paths now take up a full block, rather than Minecraft's 15⁄16 of a block! Now you can properly utilize them in more versatile ways.
✅ Features
- Full Block Dirt Paths, aligning perfectly with adjacent blocks.
- No reverting to dirt for Dirt Paths that are obstructed by non-full blocks, i.e. Decoration.
- No more unsightly ledges; the top line of adjacent blocks is no longer exposed.
Full Paths
Dirt Paths now take up a full block, rather than Minecraft's 15⁄16 of a block! Now you can properly utilize them in more versatile ways.
✅ Features
- Full Block Dirt Paths, aligning perfectly with adjacent blocks.
- No reverting to dirt for Dirt Paths that are obstructed by non-full blocks, i.e. Decoration.
- No more unsightly ledges; the top line of adjacent blocks is no longer exposed.
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