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Only one platform can occupy a single block tile, so there cannot be top and bottom platforms in the same tile. However, chandeliers or lanterns will not attach there(In 1.4.4, you can place banners on platforms in the default position, although chandeliers are still unplaceable until the are in the lower position).Ī fourth hammer blow will cycle the platform back to its default position. Only in this position, banners (and some other hanging items) can be attached beneath them.

A third hammer blow will move it to its "bottom" position, horizontal but lowered to the bottom half of the block.A second hammer blow will switch it to stairs facing left.It may also show "struts" beneath the slanted part depending on adjacent blocks, but this is purely visual. After one hammer blow, it will change to the slanted stairs form, facing right.This includes a Bottle (or similar), which will count as a Placed Bottle for crafting potions. Only in this position can furniture be placed on top of it. In the default or "top" position, it occupies the top half of a block space.Also, since Piggy Banks, Chests, crafting stations and most other furniture can be placed on them like on ordinary blocks (exceptions include gems and Crystal Shards), they can be used as a shelving to pack furniture into a confined space without restricting player movement.Ī platform has four distinct positions, which can be cycled through by hitting it with a hammer, similarly to an ordinary block: Gravity-affected blocks like Sand will be supported by platforms.īecause of the high mobility provided by platforms, they can be used in a variety of ways: as a bridge across gaps that players can descend through without destroying, for roof access that keeps some enemies from getting through, or to create a fighting area above most enemies that players can fire down through while keeping out of reach. Liquids flow through platforms, and lava will destroy all platforms upon contact, with the exception of Obsidian and Stone Platforms. Weapons and their projectiles will travel through platforms. Other enemies, including Harpies, ignore them entirely. Flying enemies like bats will fly up through them, but not down. Walking enemies can similarly walk on or pass through platforms. Players can also walk or jump horizontally through the space occupied by platforms, only treating the platform as "solid" when landing on them from above. The player normally stands and walks on platforms as if they were ordinary blocks, and they can move down through a platform by pressing the ▼ Down key while standing on one. Platforms are a special type of block that can be walked on, but also allow movement through the space they occupy.