I’m curious if there is any real difference between the two of these blocks.
I have maybe two smart stacks of Shadow Yellow Gleam that I’m wanting to turn into Plain Glass, but I’m curious which I should choose: panes or blocks.
I know panes can be used as a very thin wall/floor, but can it /actually/ do anything different that the blocks can’t do? Is there a real reason I’d choose one over the other, or are panes purely an aesthetic choice?
Edit: Like, I hear people say that they use the panes for floors and walls, but… why? Like, is there an advantage? Or just because it looks nicer?
From my experience, glass panes take a bit more time to place. They also they more hits to break if you made a mistake.
Also, glass panes let the rain and snow go through them
You can put liquid on panes and stop the rain and snow from passing, i put a liquid on them and it rained and it looked like no rain passed. More testing is needed.
I have this same question right now as I have quite a bit of shadow yellow gleam.
I put full shop stands of panes and blocks at the mall last night, to see which if any sells. But I’m left with questions about pricing and type because the prices I can find for glass are in a wide range and pretty expensive. Also I don’t want to make a giant amount of one type and then find that a large buyer would have preferred the other type, etc…
Everything is a gamble
For my personal building I have preferred the blocks but also see the case for windows with window sills, etc… regarding panes, and also in floors or ceilings they allow more open space in your plotted areas.
I ended up making half a smart stack of panes, and turning the rest into blocks. I’m not selling, so it’s all for my personal building, and I don’t see myself needing more panes than that.