#CHLOROPHYTE TERRARIA PC#
#CHLOROPHYTE TERRARIA PLUS#
#CHLOROPHYTE TERRARIA WINDOWS#

The name Chlorophyte is derived from chlorophyll, the color pigment responsible for photosynthesis, plus the common rock suffix -ite.Selling the bar rather than the ore yields 15 / 54 / 87 more than the components per bar.

When mining big veins it is advised to keep 1-2 Chlorophyte not mined so it can regrow to more Chlorophyte. Leaving them to grow will result in a steady, renewable supply of Chlorophyte in the long term. When mining for Chlorophyte, it is advisable to avoid smaller clusters of the ore.A Spelunker Potion can be used to find Chlorophyte faster.įor in-depth farming techniques, see Guide:Farming Chlorophyte.This will cause the ore to be hammered, actuated or painted too. Chlorophyte Ore can spread to hammered, actuated, and painted mud blocks.See biome spread for further information. Chlorophyte Ore and Chlorophyte Bricks restrict the spread of the evil biomes around them.If both checks are true, then there is not considered to be 'too much' Chlorophyte Ore nearby, and Chlorophyte will be able to spread to the reference tile. Then, if this is true, there must not be more than 130 tiles of Chlorophyte in a 171×171-tiles rectangle (65 tiles in a 255×255-tiles rectangle for reference tiles above the Cavern layer). The limit check of Chlorophyte near a reference tile (the random Mud Block when spawning naturally or the source block of Chlorophyte Ore when spreading) consists of two parts: First, there must not be more than 40 tiles of Chlorophyte in a 71×71-tiles rectangle centered on the reference tile (or, if the reference tile is above the Cavern layer, 20 tiles in a 105×105-tiles rectangle).

#CHLOROPHYTE TERRARIA WINDOWS#

This method does not work on Old-gen console, Windows Phone, and 3DS versions because Chlorophyte Ore will not regrow or convert other Jungle features such as grass or trees.For the natural spawning of a new deposit of Chlorophyte Ore, every tile of Jungle grass in the lower half of the Underground layer or below periodically has a chance to convert a random Mud Block within a square radius of 10 tiles into Chlorophyte Ore, given there is not too much Chlorophyte nearby and there is neither a tree nor a Plantera's Bulb nor a Life Fruit directly above that Mud Block.However, it does slightly glow green when exposed to light. Despite its tooltip and achievement, it does not need light to grow.

Despite being mud-based, Chlorophyte Ore cannot convert Mushroom grass blocks.

However, these biomes will still spread through Stone Blocks, and more importantly, on Old-gen console, Windows Phone, and 3DS, Chlorophyte Ore will not regrow or convert other Jungle features such as grass or trees.

Chlorophyte Ore's spread mechanics grant the Underground Jungle some resistance against The Corruption and The Crimson's destructive effects, especially on PC, Console, Mobile, Old Chinese, tModLoader, and tModLoader Legacy (see here).

Chlorophyte will only spread in a Hardmode world.

It can only spread itself to directly adjacent tiles (and only if there is not too much Chlorophyte nearby already) and can only convert tiles up to five tiles away.

#CHLOROPHYTE TERRARIA PC#

On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, Old Chinese version, tModLoader version, and tModLoader 1.3-Legacy version, Chlorophyte will also attempt to spread by converting nearby Dirt Blocks to Mud, as well as Corrupt, Crimson, Hallowed and regular grass blocks to Jungle grass.Ĭhlorophyte Ore can only spread and convert blocks if it is in or below the bottom half of the Underground layer. Furthermore, this allows it to be 'replanted' and artificially seeded for a nearly renewable source of Chlorophyte. A pickaxe or drill with at least 200% pickaxe power is required to mine it, meaning it requires the Pickaxe Axe or Drax at the very least, whose materials require defeating all three mechanical bosses (although on Windows Phone and 3DS, the Drax can sometimes be found in Shadow Chests).Ĭhlorophyte Ore will slowly spread itself by converting adjacent Mud and Jungle grass blocks into more Chlorophyte Ore, growing to large deposits over time. When Hardmode starts, Mud Blocks located near Jungle grass blocks (i.e., most often only in the Underground Jungle) will begin to convert themselves into Chlorophyte Ore. Chlorophyte Ore inside the Terraria logo displayed on the Official Terraria Forums (Jungle style).Ĭhlorophyte Ore is a Hardmode ore found in the Underground Jungle that is used to craft Chlorophyte Bars.

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