Wood Plaque

Wood Plaques are inscribable items in Creativerse.

Like most pieces of furniture, these cannot be found anywhere on the game-worlds currently, but can be crafted in the crafting-menu (by default accessible via the Q key).

Before being able to craft this placeable object you will have to unlock the according crafting recipe by crafting

•  a Wood Sign

• a Wood Door and

• a Wood Roof

first.

To craft 2 Wood Plaques at a time, you'll need (as of R28 in February 2016):

• 2 Wood Slabs
• 4 Wood Rods
• 2 Twines

Wood Plaques can be placed onto all kinds of blocks and rotated by pressing and holding R while moving the Plaque with the left mouse button. When placed on the underside of a block, they will stick to an edge and not in the middle of it.

After placing a Plaque into the game-world, right-click on it or activate it by typing "F" (as the default key) to write on it (maximum length 35 characters). After clicking the "Accept"-button, this message will then be displayed in ALL capital letters.

Wood Plaques will accept some HTML-commands, so you can write:

• <u> underlined </u> to underline words between these tags
• <i> italic </i> to use italic mode (skewed) for words between these tags
• <b> bold </b> to make letters between these tags look slightly more bold
• <color=red> red colored text </color> to write in red letters
• <color=green> green colored text </color> to write in green letters
• <color=blue> blue colored text </color> to write in blue letters
• <color=yellow> yellow colored text </color> to write in yellow letters
• <color=orange> orange colored text </color> to write in orange letters
• <color=purple> purple colored text </color> to write in pink letters
• <color=black> purple colored text </color> to write in black letters
• <#0000FF> creates text of any hex value. Formatted as RRGGBB. Visit sites like ColorHexa to get specific colors
• <size=5> changes the size
• \t tab
• \n new line

You cannot use Alt-codes on ingame signs and plaques (as of R28 in February 2016). Also if you use < or > for anything else than for the HTML-codes they will be displayed mirror-inverted (< will turn into > and vice versa). .