Can someone explain what people are using the "drywall" recipes for? Imagine my dismay, no really, IMAGINE it, me way out here in the dreary wasteland in my concrete structure - when I made the trip to gather bunches of white flowers only to return to gray haven and place a drywall "wall" piece and see that it was a block. Yeah, I should have known that's what is was. I had in my mind that it would lie against my concrete walls - as much in "real life".

So, are people building an outer fortified walls then placing these blocks inside that. Or it was it asked for, for the tunneling mole rats of the landscape? So they can beautify their bedrock homes. 

It has come to my attention that Zeds appear to dislike order and beauty.  I mean, just look at how they are decorating the surrounding countryside.  Seems to me they thrive on an entropy style of home decoration.  Thus I've concluded that an orderly home is a Zed free home.

As for myself I've built the surrounding edifice in brick and stone, and then constructed the interior upon more visually pleasing basis.  However, like you say, these features have to be planned into the construction.  Since these are complete blocks instead of edge placers (like wooden fence panels, etc), pictures can be placed on them.

CookieM

I have a couple of small requests, namely some filing cabinets for my office and some lockers for my mine entrance to set the scene

I think I can handle that.

Recipe for cobweb ._. it doesnt spawn anymore and im not sure how to get it any other way

I vote for no cobwebs its cheating. You can place a line of them around your base and you are 100% safe from zombies.

I agree. This is of course assuming that the cobwebs effects were not fixed in this new update. I think that they may have removed them from the game because they are broken and essentially an exploit.

Wall safes. Space savers, much cooler looking.

I have added a few new custom recipes to the server. Enjoy!

1. Wall Safe
2. File Cabinet
3. Lockers

As usual, these recipes can be found here - http://www.kamcraft.com/recipes.html