crafting recipe

AppWizard
December 10, 2025
Minecraft version 1.21.11, titled Mounts of Mayhem, introduces a new weapon: the spear. The spear features a standard jab and a charged attack, inflicting half the damage of an axe but allowing players to engage enemies from a mount. To craft a spear, players need two sticks and a mineral (diamond or iron) arranged in the crafting grid. The spear is compatible with mounts like horses, camels, and the new Nautilus, enabling mounted attacks. Various mobs can spawn wielding a spear, including Zombies, Husks, Zombie horsemen, Camel husk jockeys (with iron spears), Piglins, and Zombified piglins (with golden spears). Players can also use the spear while flying with Elytra wings.
AppWizard
October 26, 2025
The spear is a new weapon in Minecraft introduced in the Mounts of Mayhem update, positioned between the sword and the trident. It allows for both Jab and Charge attacks, providing versatility in combat. To craft a spear, players need 2 sticks and one of the following: wooden planks, stone blocks, or various ingots (copper, iron, gold, diamond, or netherite). The crafting process involves placing one stick in the bottom-left corner, another in the center, and the chosen material in the top-right corner of a crafting table. The Jab attack is a standard close-range strike with a cooldown period, while the Charge attack builds momentum for increased damage and can knock back or dismount opponents when mounted on an animal. Higher-tier spears deal more damage but have longer cooldowns. Players can also perform Charge attacks while using an Elytra or traveling in Minecarts or boats on icy surfaces. Various enchantments, including Lunge, can enhance the spear's capabilities.
AppWizard
August 10, 2025
The forthcoming Minecraft snapshot will introduce the Copper Torch, a decorative item scheduled for release in the 2025 Fall Drop. It functions like a traditional torch but features unique green textures and particles. To craft the Copper Torch, players need 1 Copper Nugget, 1 Coal, and 1 Stick. The crafting process involves placing the Copper Nugget on top, Coal in the middle, and Stick at the bottom in a Crafting Table, resulting in four Copper Torches. Copper Torches emit a light level of 14 and can be used for illumination and decoration in builds.
AppWizard
July 13, 2025
Minecraft's Fall Drop 3 for 2025 introduces new crafting possibilities centered around copper, exclusive to the Bedrock Edition. The Copper Golem, available in an experimental format, requires players to craft it using nine raw copper pieces to create a copper block and a carved pumpkin. Players must mine copper blocks with a stone pickaxe and smelt raw copper in a furnace to obtain ingots. The Copper Golem functions as an automatic item sorter and storage assistant, capable of organizing up to 16 stacks of items into chests. To prevent the Golem from oxidizing and changing color, players can apply honeycomb to maintain its reddish-brown appearance.
AppWizard
July 11, 2025
Minecraft has introduced the Copper Golem, a new crafting option for players, bringing the total number of golem types to three. The Copper Golem, which was previously a candidate in a mob vote, will debut in the upcoming fall game update. Key differences between the Iron Golem and the Copper Golem include: 1. Crafting Recipe: - Iron Golem: Crafted using four iron blocks and a pumpkin mask; can spawn naturally near villagers. - Copper Golem: Crafted using a copper block and a pumpkin mask; cannot spawn naturally. 2. Purpose: - Iron Golem: Protects players and villagers from threats but does not protect against naturally spawned witches. - Copper Golem: Assists players by sorting items dropped into a copper chest and can collect and transfer up to 16 stacks of items. 3. Appearance: - Copper Golem: Compact and stubby with a glowing yellow light and a lightning rod on its head. - Iron Golem: Larger and more imposing in stature.
AppWizard
June 3, 2025
Minecraft has evolved over 15 years from a basic game to a complex platform that allows players to craft advanced tools, including a compass that can guide them to specific locations. Chaosgoo has created a DIY compass that replicates the in-game compass in real life, allowing users to set destinations via a companion app. The compass uses a custom printed circuit board (PCB) featuring an ESP32-C3-MINI microcontroller with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, a USB connector, a lithium battery charger, and a digital compass. It includes 42 individually addressable RGB LEDs and a light diffuser that creates a voxel-like appearance for the compass needle. The device is designed for 3D printing and is portable. Documentation for building the compass is primarily in Chinese, but resources are available on MakerWorld, OSHW Hub, and GitHub.
AppWizard
May 16, 2025
Players can now craft saddles in Minecraft after 15 years, introduced with Snapshot 25w20a. The crafting recipe requires 3 pieces of leather and 1 iron ingot, available after collecting the first piece of leather. Additionally, shears can be used to remove saddles from mobs, and leash mechanics have been enhanced to connect multiple animals to the same leash.
AppWizard
May 15, 2025
Minecraft will introduce saddle crafting for horses and pigs, allowing players to create saddles using one iron ingot and three pieces of leather. This feature is currently in testing and will be part of the second game drop of the year, though no release date has been confirmed. The update will also include five new music tracks composed by Amos Roddy, with one track titled "Tears" obtainable by defeating a specific ghast in the Nether, while it will also be available on Spotify.
AppWizard
December 26, 2024
Eyeblossoms have been introduced in the Minecraft winter update, found exclusively in the Pale Garden biome. There are two types of Eyeblossoms: Closed Eyeblossom, which yields Gray dye, and Open Eyeblossom, which produces Orange dye. To craft these dyes, players need to place the respective Eyeblossom on a Crafting table. Alternative methods to obtain Orange dye include using orange Tulips, Torchflowers, or mixing red and yellow dyes. For Gray dye, players can mix black and white dyes or trade with a Wandering Trader for either dye in exchange for emeralds.
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