Redstone Dust
Redstone Dust is the most basic form of Redstone and is obtained by mining redstone ore. It can be used to create various redstone devices such as torches, repeaters, and comparators. Redstone dust can also be used to power minecarts and furnaces.
Redstone Pray
Redstone Ore is found deep underground (usually around layer 11) and can be mined using an iron or diamond pickaxe. Once mined, Redstone ore will drop a single piece of Redstone dust.
Redstone Torch
Redstone torches are created by placing redstone dust on the ground and then placing a stick on top of it. Redstone torches can be used to create various redstone circuits, and can also be used as a light source.
repeater
Repeaters are created by placing two redstone torches and a piece of redstone dust in a T-shape. Repeaters can be used to extend the length of redstone signals, or to create delays in circuits.
comparator
Comparators are created by placing three pieces of redstone dust in an L-shape. Comparators can be used to compare values in chests and furnaces, or to create more complex redstone circuits.
Redstone Lamp
Redstone lamps are created by placing a piece of redstone dust on the ground and then placing a glowstone block on top of it. Redstone lamps emit a light level of 15, making them perfect for illuminating dark areas.
Piston
Pistons are created by placing six pieces of wood in a U-shape and then placing a redstone torch in the middle. Pistons can be used to push and pull blocks, which can be useful for creating auto-sorting systems or moving blocks out of the way.
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sticky piston
Sticky pistons are created by surrounding a piston with slime balls. Sticky pistons can be used to pull blocks along with them when they retract, which can be useful for creating moving platforms or conveyor belts.
dispenser
Dispensers are created by placing a row of seven cobblestone blocks and then placing a bow in the middle. Dispensers can be used to automatically fire arrows, splash potions, or eggs. They can also be used to place blocks or TNT.
Droppers
Droppers are created by placing a row of seven cobblestone blocks and then placing a redstone torch in the middle. Droppers can be used to automatically drop items, which can be useful for creating item sorters or storage systems.
TNT
TNT is created by surrounding a piece of gunpowder with sand. TNT can be used to create explosions, which can be useful for destroying buildings or mining underground. TNT can also be ignited using redstone circuits.
fireworks rocket
Firework rockets are created by surrounding a fire charge with paper. Firework rockets can be used to create decorative explosions in the sky. They can also be used to propel players or mobs into the air.
minecart
Minecarts are created by placing five pieces of iron ingot in a U-shape. Minecarts can be used to travel around players’ worlds faster than walking. They can also be used to transport players and mobs through minecart tracks.
Furnace
Furnaces are created by surrounding a piece of cobblestone with eight pieces of iron ingot. Furnaces can be used to smelt ores and cook food. They can also be used to create powered minecarts.
Blast Furnace
Blast furnaces are created by surrounding a furnace with five pieces of obsidian. Blast furnaces can be used to smelt ores twice as fast as regular furnaces. They can also be used to create powered minecarts.
hopper
Hoppers are created by placing a row of five iron ingots and then placing a chest in the middle. Hoppers can be used to collect items and transfer them to other containers. They can also be used to create item sorters or storage systems.
barrel
Barrels are created by placing seven pieces of wood in a U-shape and then placing a hoop of iron in the middle. Barrels can be used to store water, lava, or milk. They can also be used to brew potions.
Cauldron
Cauldrons are created by surrounding a piece of iron ingot with seven pieces of iron ingot. Cauldrons can be used to store water, lava, or milk. They can also be used to brew potions.
loom
Looms are created by placing six pieces of string in a row and then placing two pieces of wood in the middle. Looms can be used to create banners. They can also be used to dye wool or leather armor.
Cartography Table
Cartography tables are created by placing a row of seven paper and then placing an ink sac in the middle. Cartography tables can be used to create maps. They can also be used to clone, zoom, or lock maps.
grindstone
Grindstones are created by placing two pieces of cobblestone on the ground and then placing an iron ingot in the middle. Grindstones can be used to repair tools and armor. They can also be used to remove enchantments from items.
Smithing Table
Smithing tables are created by placing a row of four iron ingots. Smithing tables can be used to upgrade tools and armor. They can also be used to create new items such as swords and shields.
Fletching Table
Fletching tables are created by placing a row of five sticks and then placing an arrow in the middle. Fletching tables can be used to create arrows. They can also be used to repair bows.
Lectern
Lecterns are created by surrounding a bookshelf with six pieces of oak wood. Readings can be used to hold books. They can also be used to create copies of books.
stonecutter
Stonecutters are created by surrounding a piece of cobblestone with two pieces of iron ingot. Stonecutters can be used to create stone bricks and slabs. They can also be used to cut glass and wool.
composter
Composters are created by surrounding a piece of wood with four pieces of dirt. Composters can be used to convert food scraps into compost. This can be used to fertilize crops or trees.
camp fire
Campfires are created by placing three logs in a triangle shape and then placing a piece of coal in the middle. Campfires can be used to cook food. They can also be used to smelt ores or make potions.
