Minecraft Crafting Guide
Crafting Guide | Smelting Guide
Basic Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
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| Chest | |
A chest is used to store items or blocks. It looks similar to your inventory. Chests can hold up to 27 stacks of either blocks or items. If two chests are placed side by side, it becomes a double chest. Double chests can hold the double amont of one chest, which is 54 stacks.
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Wood Planks |
| Crafting Table | |
The crafting table, sometimes called workbench, is one of the key ingredients in Minecraft. It provides you with the 3x3 crafting grid, which you need for almost any recipe. When placed on the ground, you just right-click the crafting table to bring up the crafting grid.
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Wood Planks |
| Furnace | |
Furnaces or sometimes called ovens, can be used to smelt things and cook food. For example it can smelt iron ores into iron. To use, place the furnace somewhere and right-click it. You will need fuel to heat up the furnace. Wood, coal and other things like that, can be used as fuel.
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Cobblestone |
| Stick | |
Sticks are used in various crafting recipes, for example weapons, tools, torches and signs. Two wood planks gives you four sticks.
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Wood Planks |
| Torches | |
Torches creates a permanent light when placed on walls or other suitable surfaces. Light keeps evil mobs from spawning.
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Stick + Coal |
| Wood Planks | |
Wood planks are crafted from wood. Wood planks are very common, because of the high occurrence of wood in any biome. Wood planks are used in many crafting recipes. As with wood, wood planks catch fire very easily.
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Wood (regular, birch or pine) |
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Tool Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Axes | |
Used to chop wood and pumpkins, faster than by hand.
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Sticks + Wood Planks or Cobblestone or Iron Ingots or Gold Ingots or Diamonds |
| Bucket | |
Used to carry water, lava or milk. Water and lava can be gathered from water or lava blocks, that are not running. Milk can be obtained by clicking on a cow with the bucket.
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Iron Ingots |
| Carrot on a Stick | |
Used while riding pigs to control them. The direction the carrot dangles is the direction the pig will go. The pig will run faster if the player right clicks while holding the stick.
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Fishing Rod + Carrot |
| Clock | |
Clocks are items that display the current in-game time. It is done by displaying the sun and the moon\'s position, relative to the horizon.
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Gold Ingots + Compass |
| Compass | |
The compass will always point to your original spawn point. Can\'t be used in The Nether or in The End.
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Iron Ingots + Redstone Dust |
| Fishing Rod | |
Used to catch fish. You can also use them to grab movable objects and drag them towards yourself. Rods have 33 uses (durability).
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Sticks + Strings |
| Flint and Steel | |
Used to create fire. Can set blocks or creatures on fire.
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Iron Ingot + Flint |
| Hoes | |
Used to till dirt and grass into farmland for crops. There is a chance that seeds will drop, when you till grass blocks.
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Sticks + Wood Planks or Cobblestone or Iron Ingots or Gold Ingots or Diamonds |
| Map | |
The Map is used to view explored terrain. While a map is being held in the player\'s hand, it will gradually be drawn as the player explores the world.
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Paper + Compass |
| Pickaxes | |
Used to mine ore and blocks. Only Iron and Diamond Pickaxes can mine all ores and blocks. Diamond is the strongest pickaxe.
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Sticks + Wood Planks or Cobblestone or Iron Ingots or Gold Ingots or Diamonds |
| Shears | |
Tools used to obtain wool from sheeps, leaves from trees, Red Mushrooms from Mushrooms or to get string from cobwebs.
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Iron Ingots |
| Shovels | |
Used to effectively dig sand, dirt, gravel, snow and clay. Required to dig snowballs.
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Sticks + Wood Planks or Cobblestone or Iron Ingots or Gold Ingots or Diamonds |
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Weapon Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Arrow | |
Arrows can be used as ammunition for a bow or dispenser. Deals damage to players and creatures when they hit.
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Flint + Stick + Feather |
| Bow | |
Ranged weapon used to fire arrows. To use the bow you must have arrows in your inventory.
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Sticks + String |
| Damaged Shield | |
The durability of two shields is added together, plus an extra 5% durability. The repaired shield has no pattern.
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Damaged Shield |
| Patterned Shield | |
Applies the banner pattern to the shield. The banner is consumed.
The shield must have no preexisting patterns.
Repairs the shield to full durability at the same time.
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Shield + Any Banner |
| Shield | |
Shields are used to block incoming attacks. When a shield blocks an attack, it will take damage. Blockable attacks include mob melee attacks, thrown items such as snowballs, arrows, damage from Thorns, some explosions and fireballs.
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Any Wood Planks + Iron Ingot |
| Spectral Arrow | |
Spectral arrows imbues the glowing effect for 10 seconds. The glowing effect creates an outline of the target, which is visible through blocks and colored based on the targets team (default is white). If a bow is enchanted with Infinity, spectral arrows will still be consumed.
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Glowstone Dust + Arrow |
| Swords | |
Melee weapon used to damage mobs, other player or to block attacks.
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Stick + Wood Planks or Cobblestone or Iron Ingots or Gold Ingots or Diamonds |
| Tipped Arrow | |
Tipped arrows imbue a status effect when hitting a mob or player. The duration of the effect is 1/8 that of the corresponding potion, and is not affected by the power of the arrow. The effect is the same as the regular power effect for the potion. If a bow is enchanted with Infinity, tipped arrows will still be consumed.
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Any Lingering Potion + Arrow |
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Armor Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Boots | |
Foot armor that adds extra protection against attacks, falling, fire and drowning.
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Leather or Gold Ingots or Iron Ingots or Fire or Diamonds |
| Chestplates | |
Chest armor that adds extra protection against attacks, falling, fire and drowning.
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Leather or Gold Ingots or Iron Ingots or Fire or Diamonds |
| Helmets | |
Head armor that adds extra protection against attacks, falling, fire and drowning.
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Leather or Gold Ingots or Iron Ingots or Fire or Diamonds |
| Leggins | |
Leg armor that adds extra protection against attacks, falling, fire and drowning.
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Leather or Gold Ingots or Iron Ingots or Fire or Diamonds |
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Manufactured Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Andesite | |
Andesite is a type of igneous rock. Andesite can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it will drop nothing. Used as decoration.
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Diorite + Cobblestone |
| Anvil | |
Used to combine enchantments and repair and rename items or blocks. Anvils are affected by gravity.
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Iron Blocks + Iron Ingots |
| Beacon | |
Emits a light beam that can provide temporary player buffs, when placed on a pyramid made of diamond, emerald, gold or iron blocks. Can also be used as a landmark.
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Glass + Nether Star + Obsidian |
| Block of Coal | |
The block of coal is a compact way to store coal, and can be used for decoration and fuel.
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Coal |
| Block of Quartz | |
Blocks of Quartz are mineral blocks crafted from Nether Quartz that are used only for decoration.
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Nether Quartz |
| Block of Redstone | |
Redstone blocks are compacted blocks can be used as a redstone power source.
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Redstone |
| Bone Block | |
Bone blocks are decorative blocks that can face in different directions, can also be used as compact storage for bonemeal. Bone blocks are generated naturally as part of fossil structures found in desert and swampland biomes. 1 Bone Block will give you 9 Bone Meal.
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Bone Meal |
| Bookshelf | |
Used as decoration or to give an Enchantment Table, a boost for better enchantments.
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Wood Planks + Books |
| Brick Block | |
Decorative building material.
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Bricks |
| Chiseled Quartz Block | |
Used as decorative building material.
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Quartz Slab |
| Chiseled Sandstone | |
Chiseled Sandstone is a decorative form of sandstone with a Creeper face and various small carvings on it.
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Sandstone Slab or Red Sandstone Slab. |
| Chiseled Stone Brick | |
Chiseled Stone Bricks is a variant of stone bricks. It is found in jungle temples. Used for decoration.
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Stone Brick Slab |
| Clay Block | |
Clay blocks can be used as building material or to store clay.
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Clay |
| Coarse Dirt | |
Coarse Dirt is a variation of dirt that will not grow grass!
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Dirt & Gravel |
| Dark Prismarine | |
Dark Prismarine is a decorative form of prismarine; it is dark, with a tight grid pattern. Used for decoration.
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Prismarine Shard + Ink Sac |
| Diorite | |
Diorite is a type of igneous rock. Diorite can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it will drop nothing. Used as decoration.
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Cobblestone + Nether Quartz |
| End Stone Bricks | |
End stone bricks are an end stone-based brick. They are primarily decorative blocks, similarly to other brick-type blocks.
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End Stone |
| Glowstone | |
A Glowstone is a block that provides light similar to torches. Naturally it can only be found in The Nether. Glowstones emits more light than a torch. When mined it will not drop as a block, instead it will break into 2-4 glowstone dusts.
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Glowstone Dust |
| Granite | |
Granite is a type of igneous rock. Used as decoration with same blast resistance as stone.
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Diorite + Nether Quartz |
| Hay Bale | |
Used as decorative block, or as food for horses.
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Wheat |
| Jack-O-Lantern | |
Acts as a torch, but emits more light. Can stay lit underwater and melts nearby snow.
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Pumpkin + Torch |
| Magma Block | |
Magma blocks are light-emitting naturally-occurring blocks found in the Nether that cause fire damage when stepped on. Magma Cream is a smelting recipe. Magma blocks damage living entities standing on top of them (with exceptions such as shulkers), dealing 1 damage every tick.
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Magma Cream |
| Moss Stone | |
Moss Stone is a block that resembles cobblestone with moss growing in its cracks. Used for decoration.
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Cobblestone + Vines |
| Mossy Stone Brick | |
Mossy Stone Bricks is a stone brick variant, which is found in strongholds. Stone bricks can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing.
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Stone Brick + Vines |
| Nether Brick | |
Nether bricks are blocks found only in the The Nether. They are immune to Ghast fireballs.
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Nether Bricks (items) |
| Nether Wart Block | |
Nether wart blocks are decorative blocks crafted using nether wart. They cannot store nether wart, due to the fact that they cannot be crafted back into nine nether wart. Nether wart is a plant grown in the Nether.
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Nether Wart |
| Pillar Quartz Block | |
Blocks of Quartz (also known as Quartz Blocks) are mineral blocks crafted from Nether Quartz that are used only for decoration. In the Pocket Edition, they are one of the blocks that appear when a Nether Reactor is activated.
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Block of Quartz |
| Polished Andesite | |
Polished Andesite is the polished version of andesite. Used for decoration.
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Andesite |
| Polished Diorite | |
Polished Diorite is the polished version of diorite. Used for decoration.
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Diorite |
| Polished Granite | |
Polished granite is the polished version of granite. Used as decoration.
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Granite |
| Prismarine | |
Prismarine is a stone-like material that only appears underwater in ocean monuments. All types of prismarine can be mined using any pickaxe to drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, the block will be lost. Prismarine shards can be obtained from underwater mobs. Used as decoraion.
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Prismarine Shard |
| Prismarine Bricks | |
Prismarine Bricks is a decorative form of prismarine with a sawtooth-edged brick pattern. Has the same stats as normal prismarine.
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Prismarine Shard |
| Purpur Block | |
Purpur blocks are decorative blocks, that are naturally generated in end city dungeons found in the End. Purpur blocks can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it will not drop anything. Popped Chorus Fruits can be obtained by smelting chorus fruit.
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Popped Chrous Fruit |
| Purpur Pillar | |
Purpur pillars are decorative blocks, that are naturally generated in end city dungeons found in the End. Purpur pillars can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it will not drop anything.
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Purpur Slab |
| Purpur Slab | |
Slabs are half-versions of their respective blocks. Purpur slabs are decorative slabs, that are naturally generated in end city dungeons found in the End.
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Purpur Blocks |
| Purpur Stairs | |
Stairs are blocks that allows mobs and players to change elevation without jumping. Purpur Stairs are decorative stairs, compared to normal stone or wood stairs.
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Pupur Blocks |
| Red Nether Brick | |
Red nether bricks are decorative variants of Nether Bricks that do not naturally generate. Nether brick is non-flammable and immune to ghast fireballs, making it a good shelter material for the Nether.
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Nether Wart + Nether Brick |
| Sandstone | |
Used as a building material. Sandstone is not influenced by gravity like normal Sand. Can also be crafted with red sand for a red look.
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Sand or Red Sand |
| Sea Lantern | |
Sea lanterns are underwater light sources that appear in ocean monuments. Sea lantern itself can only be obtained when mined with a tool enchanted with Silk Touch. When broken using anything other than a Silk Touch enchanted tool, it drops 2-3 prismarine crystals. Used as a lightsource.
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Prismarine Crystals + Prismarine Shard |
| Slime Block | |
Landing on a slime block won't cause fall damage unless you are sneaking. Slime blocks will cause players and mobs to bounce at a height relative to the velocity. Dropped items move quickly when in water that is flowing over slime blocks and do not smelt like ice. When being pushed by a piston, entities that are ahead will be launched into the direction the block is pushed into.
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Slimeball |
| Smooth Sandstone | |
Smooth Sandstone is a decorative form of sandstone with a smoother texture.
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Sandstone or Red Sandstone |
| Snow Block | |
Used as building material, decoration and storing snowballs. Snow blocks are harder to be destroyed than normal snow and are impervious to torches and water.
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Snowballs |
| Stained Clay | |
Stained hardened clay are colored variations of hardened clay. They are available in the same colors as dyed wool. Hardened Clay is a smelting recipe.
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Hardened Clay + Dye |
| Stone Brick | |
Used as building material. There is various versions of stone bricks, eg. chiseled stone brick which can only be found in jungle temples.
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Stone |
| Stone Slabs | |
Used for making stairs. Two slabs placed on top of each other, will create a normal sized double slab block. Also used for decoration.
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Stone, Brick, Stone Brick, Sandstone, Cobblestone, Nether Brick, Quartz or Red Sandstone |
| Stone Stairs | |
Easily make staircases with stairs. They are a more compact alternative to slabs, allowing a greater elevation change in a shorter horizontal distance.
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Stone, Sandstone, Cobblestone, Bricks, Stone Brick, Nether Brick or Block of Quartz |
| TNT | |
When activated, TNT creates an explosion that damages nearby block and creatures.
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Gunpowder + Sand |
| Wood Slabs | |
Used for making stairs. Two slabs placed on top of each other, will create a normal sized double slab block.
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Wood Planks (any type) |
| Wood Stairs | |
Easily make staircases with stairs. They are a more compact alternative to slabs, allowing a greater elevation change in a shorter horizontal distance.
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Wood Planks |
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Transportation Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Activator Rail | |
Used to activate TNT Minecarts or Minecarts with Hoppers.
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Iron Ingots + Sticks + Redstone Torch |
| Boat | |
Vehicle that enables you to travel in water, faster than swimming.
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Wood Planks |
| Detector Rail | |
Functions like a Pressure Plate, it sends a Redstone signal when powered. Can only be activated by a minecart.
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Stone Pressure Plate + Iron Ingots + Redstone |
| Minecart | |
Rideable objects used for transporting players or mobs along minetracks.
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Iron Ingots |
| Minecart with Chest | |
Used to transport goods and items along rails.
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Chest + Minecart |
| Minecart with Hopper | |
Minecart that moves items in and out of chests in the same way as a normal hopper.
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Hopper + Minecart |
| Minecart with TNT | |
Minecart with TNT that explodes when triggered by a activator rail or when it is hit.
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TNT + Minecart |
| Powered Minecart | |
Minecarts with Furnace can be used to push other minecarts. You need fuel to power this minecart.
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Furnace + Minecart |
| Powered Rail | |
Non solid block that is used to stop or increase momentum of moving minecarts. Powered Rails are powered by Redstone currents. Whether this comes from a Redstone Torch, a Lever, a Button, another circuit, or a Detector Rail does not matter.
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Stick + Gold Ingots + Redstone |
| Rails | |
Rails are minecart tracks where minecart vehicles can travel along.
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Stick + Iron Ingots |
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Mechanism Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Daylight Sensor | |
Sends out a redstone signal during sunlight. The signal strenght depends on the sunlight intensity.
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Glass + Nether Quartz + Wood Slabs |
| Dispenser | |
Dispensers can store 9 stacks of items or blocks in a 3x3 grid. When powered by a Redstone charge, it ejects the items in random order. Snowballs, eggs, fireworks and arrows are fired out as projectiles.
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Cobblestone + Redstone + Bow |
| Doors | |
Wooden Doors can be activated by right-clicking on them or by an electrical redstone signal. Iron Doors on the other hand, can only be activated by an electrical redstone signal.
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Wood Planks or Iron Ingots |
| Dropper | |
Block that drops an item from it\'s inventory as an entity (as if it were dropped by the player)each time it is powered. If there is a block with an inventory immediately in front of the dropper when it is powered, it will instead store the item within th
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Cobblestone + Redstone |
| Hopper | |
Moves items in and out of chests, dispensers and other blocks that can hold items.
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Iron Ingots + Chest |
| Iron Trapdoor | |
A trapdoor is a non-solid block that can be used as an openable barrier. Iron trapdoors are activated by redstone.
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Iron Ingots |
| Jukebox | |
Used to play music discs. Right-click the jukebox with a music disc selected to play it.
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Wood Planks + Diamond |
| Lever | |
Sends an electrical signal when switched to the "on" position. Stays in its current state, unless it is clicked again.
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Cobblestone + Stick |
| Note Block | |
Plays a note when used or powered by redstone. Right click it to change the pitch of the note. A different instrument is played depending on the type of block it is placed on.
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Wood Planks + Redstone |
| Piston | |
Pushes blocks or entities 1 space forward. Can also move players and mobs. Activated by redstone circuits.
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Wood Planks + Cobblestone + Iron Ingot + Redstone |
| Pressure Plates | |
Triggers an electrical charge, when a player or mob walks on it. Wood Pressure Plates are also activated when something is dropped on them.
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Stone or Wood Planks |
| Redstone Comparator | |
Function similar to redstone repeaters. However, instead of one signal, the comparator receives two signals.
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Redstone Torches + Nether Quartz + Stone |
| Redstone Lamp | |
Similar to Glowstone, a Redstone Lamp emits a light. Redstone Lamps only emits light, when powered on by a redstone signal. They emits the same light as Glowstone which is more than torches. They can be used underwater and will melt snow and ice.
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Redstone + Glowstone |
| Redstone Repeater | |
Redstone Repeaters can extend the current of a redstone wire beyond the 15 block limit. It can also delay the incoming signal. The switch can be toggled by clicking it and has 4 settings from 0.1 to 0.4 seconds delay.
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Stone + Redstone + Redstone Torch |
| Redstone Torch | |
Sends a constant electric signal. Can also be used as a receiver/transmitter when connected to the side of a block. Emits a small amount of light.
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Redstone + Stick |
| Sticky Piston | |
Pushes and pulls blocks and objects 1 space. Pulls the block it is touching when retracted. Activated or controlled by redstone circuits.
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Piston + Slimeball |
| Stone Button | |
Sends an electrical signal when pressed. The signal lasts for approximately one second.
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Stone |
| Trapdoor | |
Functions as a horizontal door but are only 1x1 block in size. Can be activated by right-clicking it or with redstone.
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Wood Planks |
| Trapped Chest | |
Chest that sends out a signal when opened. Can be used to create traps.
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Chest + Tripwire Hook |
| Tripwire Hook | |
Used to create a tripwire that activates a redstone signal. You can hang a string across a pair of hooks, and the tripwire will be activated when someone runs across it.
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Iron Ingot + Stick + Wood Plank |
| Weighted Pressure Plates | |
Similar to a normal pressure plate, but can only be activated by items. The number of items determines the strength of the signal. Comes in two versions, a light (gold) and a heave (iron).
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Iron Ingots or Gold |
| Wooden Button | |
Sends an electrical signal when pressed like the stone button. The signal lasts for approximately one second.
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Wood Planks |
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Food Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Beetroot Soup | |
Beetroot soup can be eaten to restore 6 hunger and 7.2 hunger saturation. Beetroot soup is a liquid food item in the Pocket and PC edition.
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Bowl + Beetroot |
| Bowl | |
Used to hold mushroom stew and to milk a Mooshroom cow.
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Wood Planks |
| Bread | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 2.5 hunger points.
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Wheat |
| Cake | |
Restores 1 hunger point per use for a total of 6 uses. Returns empty buckets when crafted. Must be placed to eat.
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Milk + Sugar + Egg + Wheat |
| Cookie | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 1 hunger point.
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Wheat + Cocoa Beans |
| Enchanted Golden Apple | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 2 hunger points and regenerate health for 30 seconds. It also gives resistance and fire resistance for 5 minutes.
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Apple + Gold Blocks |
| Golden Apple | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 2 hunger points and regenerates health temporarily.
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Apple + Gold Ingots |
| Golden Carrot | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 4 hunger points. Golden Carrot is also used in some brewing recipes.
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Carrot + Gold Nuggets |
| Melon Seeds | |
Plantable on farmland. Will produce one Melon Block each harvest.
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Melon Slice |
| Mushroom Stew | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 3 hunger points. The bowl can reused.
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Red Mushroom + Brown Mushroom + Bowl |
| Pumpkin Pie | |
Eat to restore hunger. Restores 4 hunger points. Recipe fits within the 2x2 crafting grid of the players inventory.
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Pumpkin + Egg + Sugar |
| Pumpkin Seeds | |
Plantable on farmland. Will produce one Pumpkin each harvest.
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Pumpkin |
| Rabbit Stew | |
Rabbit Stew is a food item that can be eaten by the player. Restores 10 hunger points and 12 saturation points.
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Mushroom + Bowl + Cooked Rabbit + Carrot + Baked Potato |
| Sugar | |
Used to craft Cake, Pumpkin pie and when brewing a Potion of Swiftness.
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Sugar Cane |
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Miscellaneous Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Armor Stand | |
Armor Stands are entities that are able to hold and display wearable items. Can display armor, mob heads or pumpkins.
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Stone Slab + Stick |
| Banner | |
Banners or Flags are tall decorative blocks, featuring a field that is highly customizable using dyes. Check out banner guide for more recipes.
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Any wool + Stick |
| Bed | |
Used to change time from night to day. In SMP, all players in the Overworld must be in beds. Also changes the spawn point of the player, but compasses remains unaffected until you die and respawn.
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Wool + Wooden Planks |
| Book | |
Used to create book and quills, bookshelfs or an enchantment table.
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Paper + Leather |
| Book and Quill | |
Books that players can write in, read and edit.
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Book + Inc Sac + Feather |
| Carpet | |
Carpets are thin like pressure plates and can be used as floor decoration. The color of the wool determines the carpet color.
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Wool |
| Cobblestone Wall | |
Decorative block that acts in a similar way to fences.
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Cobblestone or Moss Stone |
| End Crystal | |
End crystals are found atop the many obsidian pillars in the End. Their primary purpose is to recharge the health of the ender dragon. When attacked or otherwise damaged in any way, they will explode. The ender crystal explosion is the same power as a charged creeper, 50% more powerful than TNT. As items, end crystals may be placed on bedrock and obsidian. If one is placed on each of the four sides of the end exit portal, the crystals will respawn the healing crystals and the dragon before exploding.
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Glass + Eye of Ender + Ghast Tear |
| End Rod | |
End rods are decorative light sources that emit white particles. Popped Chorus Fruits can be obtained by smelting chorus fruit. End rods can be obtained by any tool or block. They will also break if run over by flowing water. End rods generate naturally all over end cities. End rods emit a light level of 14 (same as torches).
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Blaze Rod + Popped Chorus Fruit |
| Ender Chest | |
Used for storage like normal chests. All contents of the chest are put into all Ender Chests created, which means they access the same storage. The contents are localised to the player in SMP. If the ender chest is destroyed, none of its contents will be
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Obsidian + Eye of Ender |
| Eye of Ender | |
Used to locate Strongholds, repair an End Portal bloc and craft Ender Chests. When thrown, they float towards the direction of a portal, which appear in strongholds. After a few seconds, it will drop with a chance of breaking.
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Ender Pearl + Blaze Powder |
| Fence | |
Used as a barrier that players and mobs cannot jump over. The only exception are spiders and spider jockeys. It is 1.5 blocks high for mobs and players, but only 1 block high to other blocks.
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Sticks + Wood Planks |
| Fence Gate | |
Fence gates serves as a door for a row of fences. They can be opened both inward and outwards. They are opened by right-clicking or with a redstone signal.
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Sticks + Wood Planks |
| Fire Charge | |
Fire Charges can be used as a instead of flint and steel. Left click on an open area and a fire will start. Can also be used as ammunition for dispensers, where they will shot out as a fireball.
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Blaze Powder + Coal + Gunpowder |
| Firework Rocket | |
Firework that can be launched into the sky and explore. Adding more gunpowder increases the duration of the rocket. Up to three gunpowder can be used. Multiple firework stars can also be used, in which case all will go off simultaneously when the rocket d
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Gunpowder + Paper + Firework Star |
| Firework Star | |
Used to create firework rockets. The dye determines the colour of the firework, and the extra ingredient determines a special effect. Extra ingredient can for example be diamonds, gold nuggets or a mob head.
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Gunpowder + Dye + Extra ingredient (optional) |
| Flower Pot | |
Used as decoratives. Allows flowers, mushrooms, saplings, cacti, ferns and dead bushes to be placed in it.
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Bricks |
| Glass Panes | |
Glass Panes is a block that, can be shaped in similar way to fences. Their placement behavior is similar to Redstone, Iron Bars, and Fences. They have the same texture as Glass. They cannot currently be placed horizontally.
|
Glass |
| Gold Ingot | |
Gold is used in several crafting recipes, e.g. tools and armors.
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Gold Nuggets |
| Iron Bars | |
Similar to fences. They are only counted as 1 block high, instead of 1.5 blocks.
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Iron Ingots |
| Item Frame | |
Used as decoration. Blocks or items can be placed inside the frame by right clicking the frame with the item selected.
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Sticks + Leather |
| Ladder | |
Used for climbing walls. You can climb either horizontally or vertically. To climb safely, you can sneak while climbing (hold shift).
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Sticks |
| Lead | |
Leads or leashes, can be used to tie up non aggressive mobs. Can be tied to more than one unit at the same time.
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String + Slimeball |
| Leather | |
Leather is a versatile crafting material. Can also drop, for example cows drop up to 2 pieces of leather upon death.
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Rabbit hide |
| Melon Block | |
Grown when farming by planting melon seed. Can not be eaten, but can be used to store melon slices.
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Melon Slices |
| Mineral Block | |
Mineral blocks allows ingots, dyes or gems to be crafted into placeable blocks. Common usage is for compact storage. Blocks of Coal can be used for better fuel while Redstone blocks provides a redstone signal.
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Gold Ingots or Iron Ingost or Diamond Gems or Lapis Lazuli Dyes or Emeralds or Redstone or Coal |
| Minerals | |
Separates a block into individual gems, ingots or dyes.
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Iron Block or Gold Block or Diamond Block or Emerald Block or Block of Redstone or Lapis Lazuli Block. |
| Nether Brick Fence | |
Used as a barrier that players and mobs cannot jump over, with the exception of spiders and spider jockeys. It is 1.5 blocks high for mobs and players, but only 1 to other blocks. Nether Brick Fence cannot be set on fire like wood fence.
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Nether Bricks |
| Painting | |
Images used as decoration. Paintings can only be placed on flat, vertical surfaces. An easy way to get a painting to fill up an area is to mark the bounds with any solid block and place it in the bottom left corner.
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Sticks + Wool |
| Paper | |
Used as crafting material to create maps, compass and books.
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Sugar Cane |
| Sign | |
Can display a text. Text can be 4 lines, 15 characters per line. To change the text, destroy the sign and place it again. Placed in the ground or on walls.
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Wood Planks + Stick |
| Stained Glass | |
Stained Glass is the dyed version of regular glass that can be used for decoration purposes. It functions exactly the same as normal glass, with the addition of tinting. However, any light that passes through stained glass will not be tinted due to the limitations of the current lighting system.
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Glass + Dye |
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Enchantment and Brewing Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
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| Blaze Powder | |
Can be combined with an Ender Pearl to make an Eye of Ender. Can also be used to craft Magma Cream, Fire charges and Potions of Strength.
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Blaze Rod |
| Brewing Stand | |
Brewing stands are used for brewing all kinds potions.
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Blaze Rod + Cobblestone |
| Cauldron | |
Storage of water for water bottles. They can fill glass bottles to make water bottles. Holds enough water for three water bottles.
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Iron Ingots |
| Enchantment Table | |
The enchantment table allows users to use experience levels to enchant weapons, armor, and tools.
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Book + Diamonds + Obsidian |
| Fermented Spider Eye | |
Used in Potions. All potions with Fermented Spider Eye in have negative effects. This ingredient is mostly used in splash potions.
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Spider Eye + Brown Mushroom + Sugar |
| Glass Bottle | |
Used for brewing potions. To create a water bottle, right click on a water source with an empty bottle.
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Glass |
| Glistering Melon | |
Used in brewing to create health restoration potions.
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Melon Slice + Gold Nuggets |
| Gold Nugget | |
Used to craft Glistering Melon. Dropped by Zombie Pigman. Can be crafted into Gold Ingots.
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Gold Ingot |
| Magma Cream | |
Used in Potions, mostly for fire resistance.
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Slimeball + Blaze Powder |
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Dye Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
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| Bone Meal | |
Bone Meal or white dye, is used to color wool or sheeps light white.
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Bone |
| Cyan Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps cyan.
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Lapsis Lazuli + Cactus Green |
| Dandelion Yellow Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps yellow.
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Dandelion |
| Gray Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheep's gray.
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Ink Sac + Bone Meal |
| Light Blue Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps light blue.
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Lapsis Lazuli + Bone Meal |
| Light Gray Dye | |
Used to dye wool light gray. Can be made using an ink sac and two bonemeal or gray dye and bonemeal. Combining gray dye with bonemeal is better because you make 4 light gray dye from every ink sac (instead of 3).
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Ink Sack + Bone Meal or Gray Dye + Bone Meal |
| Lime Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps green.
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Cactus Green + Bone Meal |
| Magenta Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps magenta.
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Purple Dye + Pink Dye |
| Orange Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps orange.
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Rose Red Dye + Dandelion Yellow Dye |
| Pink Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps pink.
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Rose Red + Bone Meal |
| Purple Dye | |
Used to color wool or sheeps purple.
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Lapsis Lazuli + Rose Red Dye |
| Rose Red Dye | |
Rose red is a primary color dye created primarily from flowers.
Like all other dyes, rose red can be: 1) Applied to sheep to dye their wool, which can then be sheared for 1�3 blocks of rose red wool. 2) Applied to tamed wolves, to dye their collars. 3) Combined with gunpowder to make a firework star. 4) Combined with a firework star to create a �fade to color� effect. 5) Used to dye leather armor. 6) Used to dye wool, or stain glass or hardened clay. 7) Used to add patterns to banners.
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Poppy or Red Tulip or Rose Bush or Beetroot |
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Wool Recipes
| Recipe | Ingredients |
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| Black Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Inc Sack |
| Blue Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Lapis Lazuli |
| Brown Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Cocoa Bean |
| Cyan Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Cyan Dye |
| Gray Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Grey Dye |
| Green Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Cactus Green |
| Light Blue Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Light Blue Dye |
| Light Gray Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Light Gray Dye |
| Lime Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Lime Dye |
| Magenta Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Magenta Dye |
| Orange Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Orange Dye |
| Pink Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Pink Dye |
| Purple Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Purple Dye |
| Red Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Rose Red Dye |
| Wool | |
Used as a building material and can be colored with dyes. This recipe is not efficient because Wool can be easily obtained from Sheep.
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String |
| Yellow Wool | |
Used as decoration or building material.
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Wool + Dandelion Yellow |
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