
Decorative Cubes
- You can now switch between decorative cubes of the same type. This works similar to switching variants
- The types of decorative cubes currently in Ficterra are:
- Stone Tiles (6 cubes)
- Marble Tiles (3 cubes)
- Plaster (3 cubes)
- Brick (3 cubes)
- Marble tiles are now craftable at the Mason Station. They were previously only available in the Tutorial or in Developer Mode
- Crafting Group can now be set in the Mod Editor. Items in the same crafting group can be substituted for each other in crafting recipes or research (like how Stone and Trunks work)
- Is Decorative? can now be set in the Mod Editor to enable switching to cubes of the same Crafting Group

Variants
- Added the Half Prism variant to Ficterra. This is useful for the tops of angled roofs or making angled tops of walls
- Added the Half Prism Corner variant to Ficterra. Combine this with the previous variant to end a row of prisms
- Added Inner Corners for Half Pipe ramps to the game. This lets you make half pipes and smooth corners
- Added Inner Corners for Rounded ramps to the game. This makes the meeting of two Rounded ramps look nicer
- Fixed a bug where outer half pipe corner ramps mesh was rotated wrong. This made placing these corners very difficult. It is now the same as all other outer corners. This change affects old worlds, and will cause these cubes to rotate

Other
- Fixed a bug where the mod editor was not saving the Weight attribute of items
- Fixed a bug where the mod editor was not saving the Crafting Group attribute of items
- Added the 'mirror' command for dev mode. This copies, mirrors and then pastes beside your selection. You can mirror in the +- x, y and z axes. This mirrors variants and placeable objects too.
- Added the 'pasteMirror' command for dev mode. This is the same as mirror but doesn't copy. This is so you can mirror the same thing multiple times
- Added the 'pasteRepeat' command for dev mode. This pastes what you have copied n times beside the selection in the axis of your choice. Great for building towers or repeated decorations. You can optionally add a last number to space out the repeats