Bricks are what Blockland uses to create builds. They can be planted ingame by opening the Brick Menu. They are created by using a system of coordinates to place each corner, and texture the brick. The format can be easily acessed by renaming a .txt to .blb, which stands for Blockland Brick.
A blockhead placing a 2x4 ghost brick.
Types[]
Blockland has several different types of bricks
Bricks[]
This is a type of smaller sized bricks, based off of actual Lego bricks.
Plates[]
This is a type of very small, flat bricks. Each plate is 1/3rd the size of a regular 1x1 brick.
Rounds[]
This is a type of brick that is round. They are used for things like arches, barrels, or even spheres. They can either be Bricks, or Plates, depending on their intended use.
Ramps[]
Ramps are a type of angled brick, with a textured print on the angled portion. They are one of the most important types of brick in a detailed build. Ramps are Bricks, a Plate ramp has never been created.
Special[]
Special bricks are specially shaped or functioning bricks, such as pine trees, vehicle spawns, or music bricks. They often use .dts models, or a .blb file with hard coded vertice locations.
Baseplates[]
Baseplates are extremely large bricks, used for large objects or ambiguous background objects.
Custom[]
Although there is no actual category called "Custom", if a player creates a brick or brick pack, they can create a new category to place bricks under.