My world is abstracted from our life. Can game props be found in life?

My world is a very good sandbox survival game. If you are an old player, you can find that many items in my world are exactly the same as those in the real world. In fact, many of these survival games will refer to real-world things, such as the distribution of minerals, which are very similar to the real world. For example, coal mines will appear in shallow layers and will fall out directly. Then there is iron ore, which needs to be dug down and then smelted to extract iron, and then it can be turned into iron ingots after cooling.

Like the real world, iron ingots can be used to make scissors, to cut leaves, spider silk and wool, and to make iron drums to hold water. We can also make strong armor and weapons to ensure our safety. Secondly, there is gold. Precious gold is buried deep underground, and it needs to be refined before it can be turned into gold ingots. Except for some underground minerals, some small animals are very similar to reality.

For example, our sheep, sheep and cattle are simple, honest and lovely. But in my world, they all grow into squares, and they are all made of squares. Careful players will also find that there are all kinds of tree species here, such as pixel tree and Birch, which are real tree species in reality, and their colors are very similar. Besides, you can also use the wood as props, such as a workbench or wooden stairs, which can be used to make wooden furniture.

In order to make our home more beautiful, there are some normal foods. For example, the seeds we get from grass can be used to grow wheat, and wheat can be used to synthesize bread. Just like wheat flour in reality is kneaded into gluten and then put into the oven to make delicious toast, as well as various fruits, apples, watermelons, sugar cane and so on, so my world is a game with very rich materials.