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Resources form the backbone of gameplay in Block'hood. Nearly all blocks input and output resources, and matching their consumption and production of these resources to achieve an equilibrium is the key to building sustainable 'Hoods.

Icon Resource ID Input Output
Electricity
Electricity

Powers many blocks necessary for modern life and industry.

2 0.2Elevator0.25Library0.5Sprinklers1LamppostEscalatorCommunity CenterRecycling PlantWaste Sorting CenterBike StationHydroponic FarmIncineratorFermenterClinicCorner StorePlastics FactoryCapsule HotelCorner AptLarge AptSmall AptMarketOfficeArt GalleryMakerspaceBarbershopClothing RetailerStudio SpaceJazz ClubBrownstone Apt1.5Tech Office2Ethanol DistilleryIndustrial GinCotton MillWool MillWater Treatment PlantCorp. OfficeHotel RoomTech FactoryDinerAntennaGarment SweatshopData CenterProcessed Food FactoryFast Food RestaurantInternet CafeLuxury ApartmentMediathequeShipping Center3Neon Ad 1Neon Ad 2Neon Ad 3Neon Ad 4Neon Ad 55Luxury Loft 1Solar TreeSolar PanelGreenhouse2Windmill4Incinerator9Geothermal Generator10Gas GeneratorEthanol Generator12Biomass Generator20Oil Generator
Pollution
Pollution

Smog and other harmful air pollutants.

3 None 0.5Boiler1Gas Generator2Incinerator
Oil
Oil

Refined and crude oil pulled directly from the earth.

4 1BoilerCorp. Office2Oil GeneratorPlastics Factory4Oil Tank 2Oil Tank4Oil Well
Fish
Fish

The flesh of fishes used as food.

7 2Fish Stand3Market4Sushi Bar 0.1Canal I4Fish Farm
Wheat
Wheat

A staple grain that can be consumed, or used in foodstuffs.

8 1Cow PastureChicken BarnSheep PastureOstrich FarmNoodle Stall2Fermenter6Bakery 0.5Wild Oats2Wheat Field
Water
Water

Potable water, suitable for humans and animals to drink.

9 0.5Lamppost1PlantersGreen WallHydroponic FarmSprinklersPig PenOstrich FarmCorner AptLarge AptSmall AptGreenhouseShack IShack IIShack IIIBrownstone AptWetlandCanal LCanal +Canal ICanal T2Hybrid Park IHybrid Park IIHybrid Park IIIHybrid Park IVFish FarmFermenterCow PastureSheep PastureCow CafoWet Coffee Process3Botanical GardenAnaerobic Digestor4Solar HeaterEthanol Distillery6Boiler 0.5Pond1.5Mangrove2Water Well4Fog Collector8Algae FarmWater TowerWater Treatment Plant
Labor
Labor

Labor measures the strength and size of the human workforce in the 'Hood. Many blocks require labor for maintenance and/or production of resources and goods.

10 0.5Data Center1NewsstandWaste Sorting CenterCemeteryFood TruckBotanical GardenBee FarmFish FarmCompost PlantLandfillPig PenCow PastureCorn FieldVineyardChicken BarnSheep PastureGMO Corn FieldPesticide ShackWool MillOstrich FarmWet Coffee ProcessBakeryCafeClinicCorner StoreSchoolArt GalleryCoffee ShopTech FactoryBarbershopButcher ShopClothing RetailerProcessed Food FactoryFast Food RestaurantLuxury LoftYoga StudioApple OrchardSun Coffee Field2SpaVegetable FarmRice FieldBreweryWheat FieldCotton FieldCotton MillDry Coffee ProcessingBarOfficeGreenhouseTech OfficeFine RestaurantStudio SpaceShipping CenterShaded Coffee Field3Corp. OfficeSushi BarWine Bar4Plastics FactoryGarment Sweatshop 1Luxury Apartment2Corner Apt3Small AptBrownstone Apt5Shack IShack IIShack III
Bees
Bees

Pollinators of different plants and crops.

13 1Vegetable Farm 3Bee FarmFlower Garden
Fresh Air
Fresh Air

Amount and quality of breathable air.

14 1Corner AptLarge AptSmall AptLuxury ApartmentBrownstone Apt2Beer GardenAmphitheaterCompost PlantDry Coffee ProcessingHotel RoomLuxury Loft3(opt)Landfill 0.25Moss Campion0.5Soaptree YuccaFoxtailsWild OatsArctic Moss0.6Arctic Willow1Green WallHybrid Park IHybrid Park IIHybrid Park IIIHybrid Park IVZen GardenPalmOak TreeAsh TreeMaze Garden XMaze Garden IMaze Garden LMaze Garden OMaze Garden TJapanese PineOlive TreeMangroveSaguaro CactusBengal BambooKapok TreeUmbrella Thorn AcaciaWild Date Palm1.5Barrel Cactus2Plum TreeElm TreesWillow TreePine TreeBristlecone PineTualang Tree3Botanical GardenWhite BirchWhite Spruce4Beech Tree GrovePoplar Tree
Algae
Algae

Basic photosynthetic aquatic organisms that can purify greywater.

16 10Biomass Generator 0.1Canal L0.5Arctic Moss1Wetland4Algae Farm
Plastics
Plastics

Synthetic material used in the manufacture of many goods and services.

17 1ClinicMakerspace2Tech FactoryShipping Center 4Recycling Plant6Plastics Factory
Money
Money

Intermediary fluid resource that aids trade of goods and services.

18
Inorganic Waste
Inorganic Waste

Non-biodegradable waste material such as used plastics, metal or chemicals.

19 2(opt)Community Center4Landfill6Incinerator8Waste Sorting Center 1Makerspace1.5Tech Factory2Cotton MillWool MillCorner StoreCorp. OfficeGarment SweatshopFast Food Restaurant3Clothing Retailer4Oil WellPlastics FactoryShipping Center
Organic Waste
Organic Waste

Biodegradable matter from natural or artificial processes.

20 1(opt)Soil2(opt)Wetland4Fish FarmCompost PlantLandfill8Waste Sorting CenterAnaerobic Digestor 1VineyardFermenterSheep PastureCotton FieldDry Coffee ProcessingWet Coffee ProcessBakeryCapsule HotelSmall AptButcher Shop1.5Coffee Shop2BreweryPig PenCow PastureIndustrial GinOstrich FarmCafeCorner AptBarbershopDinerProcessed Food FactoryFast Food RestaurantNoodle StallSushi BarBrownstone Apt3Large AptHotel Room4Ethanol DistilleryFine RestaurantShack IShack IIShack III
Greenhouse Gas
Greenhouse Gas

Gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect by absorbing infrared radiation.

21 1(opt)Algae FarmJapanese PinePine Tree2(opt)Poplar Tree3(opt)Beech Tree Grove
Vegetables
Vegetables

A plant or part of a plant used as food.

22 0.2Bengal Bamboo0.3Wild Date Palm1Pig Pen2Vegetable Stand3Market 4PlantersHydroponic FarmGreenhouse6Vegetable Farm
Consumer
Consumer

Consumer measures the amount of economic and purchasing power present in the 'Hood. Most businesses require consumers in order to sell their goods and services.

23
Sickness
Sickness

Sickness represents the amount of disease and/or physical ailments and injury present in the 'Hood.

24 3(opt)Cemetery(5Clinic) -5Clinic1LandfillPesticide Shack2Cow CafoGMO Corn Field4Oil Generator
Wilderness
Wilderness

Habitat space for natural flora and fauna.

25 3(opt)Botanical Garden
Greywater
Greywater

Wastewater, often from homes or factories.

26 1(opt)Mangrove4(opt)Water Treatment Plant
Groundwater
Groundwater

Moisture in ground and soil that nourishes plant life.

27
Bread
Bread

A delicious baked good derived from some sort of grain.

28 2Cafe 4Bakery
Community
Community

Strength of the social fabric in the 'Hood.

29
Biogas
Biogas

Fuel derived from the processing and treatment of organic waste.

30 1Food Truck4Gas Generator 4Anaerobic Digestor
Knowledge
Knowledge

Knowledge represents the fruits of research and education and is often necessary to maintain some more advanced blocks.

31 0.5Fog Collector1ClinicOfficeCorp. OfficeMakerspace 1Newsstand4LibraryMediatheque6School
Youth
Youth

Amount of young people in a community.

32 2Playground4Makerspace8School 2Corner AptLuxury Apartment3Large AptLuxury Loft
Beer
Beer

An alcoholic drink made by brewing and certain grains.

33 2Beer Garden3Bar 4Fermenter
Fertilizer
Fertilizer

Substance used to fertilize the soil.

34 0.5Hydroponic Farm1PlantersVegetable FarmRice FieldWheat FieldCorn FieldGMO Corn FieldCotton FieldApple OrchardShaded Coffee FieldSun Coffee Field2Botanical GardenVineyardFlower Garden3Greenhouse 1Biomass GeneratorSoilWetland2Fish Farm4Anaerobic DigestorCompost Plant
Leisure
Leisure

Open livable space for flora, fauna and human.

35
Culture
Culture

Expression of traditions, art and values of a Hood's society.

36 1Runway StageZen GardenBrownstone Apt 1AmphitheaterObeliskWillow Tree2Torii ArchStudio SpaceMediathequeSushi Bar3Jazz Club4Art GalleryFine Restaurant
Tourist
Tourist

Visitors and travelers to a 'Hood.

37 1Capsule Hotel2Hotel RoomSitting Area 1Neon Ad 1Neon Ad 2Neon Ad 3Neon Ad 4Neon Ad 52Botanical GardenObeliskTorii Arch8Art Gallery
Hot Water
Hot Water

Procesed water by a heater.

38
Sorted Waste
Sorted Waste

Waste that has been organized based on its properties.

39
Technology
Technology

Amount of applied science knowledge.

41
Data
Data

Communications network of the 'hood.

42
Meat
Meat

The flesh of animals used for food.

43
Milk
Milk

Milk is a consumable resource that can have several applications in different food industries.

44
Leather
Leather

Leather is a material resource harvestable from livestock.

45
Corn
Corn

The kernels of this plant, used for food.

46
Rice
Rice

Grain of grass of marshy areas, cultivated and used for food.

47
Fruit
Fruit

Newton's favorite fruit.

48
Wine
Wine

Wine is a consumable beverage commodity, made and enjoyed by many cultures around the world.

49
Juice
Juice

The liquid part or contents of a plant used for food.

51 6Wine Cellar 4Fermenter
Eggs
Eggs

Free range eggs from healthy hens.

52
Wool
Wool

Key resource for clothing.

53
Pesticides
Pesticides

This chemicals keep plagues away from the crops.

54
Ethanol
Ethanol

The technical name for alcohol.

55
Fitness
Fitness

The health value of the 'Hood.

56
Entertainment
Entertainment

Amusement levels in the 'Hood.

57
Risk
Risk

This resource represents the social vulnerability of a community.

58 4(opt)Barbershop
Raw Cotton
Raw Cotton

The fresh, fibrous harvest from the hardy cotton plant.

59
Cotton Bale
Cotton Bale

Processed and collected cotton, ready to be shipped or further milled.

60
Fabric
Fabric

Cloth made by weaving or knitting threads.

61
Garment
Garment

Article of clothing.

62
Performer
Performer

Players or singers of music in the 'Hood.

63 2(opt)Amphitheater
Processed Food
Processed Food

Food that has been treated and packaged.

64
Acorns
Acorns

The nuts of an oak tree.

65
Olives
Olives

Small, oval-shaped fruit of a tree, eaten as a food.

66
Devices
Devices

Mechanical or electric invention.

67
Roasted Coffee
Roasted Coffee

Processed coffee ready for consumption.

68 1(opt)OfficeTech Office2(opt)CafeDiner
Saltwater
Saltwater

Water from the sea.

69
Media
Media

Means of communication, as radio, television or newspapers.

70
Coffee Cherry
Coffee Cherry

The fruit of any plant of the genus Coffea.

71
Coffee Beans
Coffee Beans

A beanlike seed of the coffee shrub.

72
Birds
Birds

Warm-blooded, egg-laying animals having feathers.

74
Fungi
Fungi

A plant lacking flowers and leaves and that lives by decomposing and absorbing the organic material in which it grows.

75
Hervibores
Hervibores

Animals that eat plants.

76

Unutilized resources[ | ]

Icon Resource ID Input Output
Blank* 1 None None
Social Capital
Social Capital

Value of contact between people.

5 None None
Iron
Iron

Metallic element, used in some forms for making steel, tools & machinery.

6 None None
Civic
Civic

Degree of relation to the city.

11 None None
Wood
Wood

The trunks of trees as suitable for architectural and other purposes.

12 None None
Steel
Steel

A form of iron made with carbon.

15 None None
Raw Materials
Raw Materials

Unprocessed goods.

40 None None
Grapes
Grapes

Consumable fruit that can also be used in the production of wine.

50 None None
Insects
Insects**

Air-breathing arthropods.

73 None None
Predators
Predators

Organisms that exists by preying on another.

77 None None
Sunlight
Sunlight

The light from the sun.

78 None None
Livestock
Livestock

The horses, cattle, sheep, and other useful animals kept or raised on a farm.

79 None None

*ID number 1 is a resource without name. Maybe for development purposes.
**Insects can be seen in-game only as requirements for some inhabitants but there is no way to obtain them.

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