Learn how to get Grass Planks in Grounded! This guide covers chopping grass, storing planks with Plank Pallets, and the materials needed to craft them.
Alright, so you're looking to get your hands on some Grass Planks in Grounded, huh? These are super important for building up your base – think floors, walls, all that good stuff. You get them by chopping down regular grass with an axe, and the first one you'll probably make is a Pebblet Axe. When you chop a grass blade, it turns into these plank-like bits. Just a heads-up: once you pick them up, you'll have to carry them on your shoulder, which means you can't use any other tools until you drop them or use them. Pretty inconvenient, right?
Now, storing these things can be a bit tricky. You can't just chuck 'em in a chest like other resources, and if you leave them lying around on the ground, poof! They'll despawn. The solution? You need to build a Plank Pallet. This handy little thing can hold up to 24 Grass Planks without them disappearing. To get the recipe for the Plank Pallet, you'll need to analyze some Dry Grass Chunks using the Resource Analyzer.
How to Build a Plank Pallet
Here's what you'll need to craft a Plank Pallet:
| Icon | Material | Quantity |
| Crude Rope | x4 | |
| Pebblet | x5 | |
| Dry Grass Chunk | x3 |
How to Make Crude Rope
You can craft Crude Rope by hand, and each one needs 3 Plant Fibers. You'll find Plant Fibers by picking those small, low-lying plants scattered all over the yard. Before you can even start crafting Crude Rope, though, you'll need to analyze Plant Fiber at the Resource Analyzer to unlock the recipe.
How to Get Dry Grass Chunks
To get Dry Grass Chunks, you need to chop down dead grass. It's got a golden color and you can find it pretty easily pretty much anywhere in the yard.
How to Get Pebblets
Pebblets are just small pebbles you can pick up right off the ground. They're super common all around the yard, and you can also get them by smashing bigger rocks with a hammer.
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