What is Weathered Copper in Minecraft?
A weathered copper block is a solid, metallic block that represents the second stage of aging for a block of copper. Its color is a brownish green, showing that it has been exposed to the elements for a while. The main purpose of this block is to be a decorative building material that shows a medium amount of weathering. Players use weathered copper to add a sense of age to their builds, making them look like they have been standing for a good while. It is a key part of the copper family's unique oxidation feature, allowing for more dynamic and realistic looking structures.
How to get Weathered Copper in Minecraft
There are two main ways to get a weathered copper block. The first way is to let a regular or exposed copper block oxidize. To do this, craft a block of copper from nine copper ingots and place it in the world where it is exposed to the air. Over time, it will naturally change color and become a weathered copper block. The second way is to craft it directly. To do this, you will need nine weathered copper ingots. However, you cannot get weathered ingots. The only way is to craft a block of copper from nine regular copper ingots and then wait for it to oxidize to the weathered stage.
How to use Weathered Copper in Minecraft
The main use for a weathered copper block is for building and decoration. Its moderately weathered look is perfect for adding a touch of realism to your builds. You can use it to build a roof or statue that looks like it is getting old. A very important feature of all copper blocks is that you can stop them from aging further. If you like the look of the weathered copper block, you can use a honeycomb on it to wax it. A waxed block will never change its color again. You can also use an axe on the block to scrape off the layer of oxidation, which will turn it back into an exposed copper block.
How to craft Weathered Copper in Minecraft
No recipes for this block.
