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Double Slabs

Slabs of different kinds should be able to be placed on top of the other. For example an oak slab should be able to be placed on top of a stone slab in the same blockspace. This would work for every type of slab.
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    i would use this to make a block that is two blocks

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    I love this idea
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    I have heard so many people in twitch streams and youtube vids ask for this. As a builder it would make a world of difference! I heard someone say once that it hadn’t been done because world generation would have to be completely changed. It’s that what is being done in the 1.17 update? So maybe this is the perfect time?

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    This would be useful for making baseboards in a house.

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    Smooth stone slab already behaves like this. Other blocks with edges should have this too (i.e. all polished blocks)

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    Im thinking about this a very long time! time to bring it in!

     

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    Placing redstone wire on a bottom slab would be amazing too!

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    came here to say this

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    This would be incredibly useful.