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Hey World!
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Today I will be going over my Custom Crafting Table! I have seen others like it, and desided I wanted to make my own. The schematic is the redstone and the bench, and a chilling area for your friends while you geek out! There is room for me to expand in the future, but for now, that space is for you to make your own recipes!
My Recipes are in the back of the build.
How To Make Custom Crafting Recipes
1. Place down a container of some kind (dispenser or dropper recommended). This is what we will be using to craft our items.
2. Setup a circuit. If you don't know how to do this, than this post is too advanced for you. I recomend learning more about redstone before you try and attemp anything like this.
3. Place a command block wth a comparater running out of it into another command block.
4. Wire the circuit to the first command block.
5. type /testforblock (the coords of the container) (the container) (the data value) {Items:[id:minecraft:(your item),Slot:(what slot)b,Count:(howmany)b,Damage:(what data value)s}]}
6. Now type into the second command block: setblock (the coords) (the container) (data value) replace {CustomName:"(custom name)",Data:1,Items:[{id:minecraft:(item),Slot:(slot),Count:(how many),Damage:(data value)b,},{id:minecraft:(second item),Slot:0,Count:1,Damage:0b,}]}
If you want you can add more items
7. Place the items into the container.
8. Done! You just made a custom crafting recipe!
Still need help? Ask down below in the comments! Hopefully me or someone else will be there to answer your question!
Looks like you stumbled apon this here post!
Today I will be going over my Custom Crafting Table! I have seen others like it, and desided I wanted to make my own. The schematic is the redstone and the bench, and a chilling area for your friends while you geek out! There is room for me to expand in the future, but for now, that space is for you to make your own recipes!
My Recipes are in the back of the build.
How To Make Custom Crafting Recipes
1. Place down a container of some kind (dispenser or dropper recommended). This is what we will be using to craft our items.
2. Setup a circuit. If you don't know how to do this, than this post is too advanced for you. I recomend learning more about redstone before you try and attemp anything like this.
3. Place a command block wth a comparater running out of it into another command block.
4. Wire the circuit to the first command block.
5. type /testforblock (the coords of the container) (the container) (the data value) {Items:[id:minecraft:(your item),Slot:(what slot)b,Count:(howmany)b,Damage:(what data value)s}]}
Example
/testforblock ~4 ~ ~-5 minecraft:dispenser 0 {Items:[{id:minecraft:golden_apple,Slot:0b,Count:1b,Damage:1s}]}
6. Now type into the second command block: setblock (the coords) (the container) (data value) replace {CustomName:"(custom name)",Data:1,Items:[{id:minecraft:(item),Slot:(slot),Count:(how many),Damage:(data value)b,},{id:minecraft:(second item),Slot:0,Count:1,Damage:0b,}]}
If you want you can add more items
Example
setblock ~4 ~ ~-3 dispenser 6 replace {CustomName:"Crafting V2",Data:1,Items:[{id:minecraft:gold_block,Slot:1,Count:9,Damage:0b,},{id:minecraft:apple,Slot:0,Count:1,Damage:0b,}]}
7. Place the items into the container.
8. Done! You just made a custom crafting recipe!
Still need help? Ask down below in the comments! Hopefully me or someone else will be there to answer your question!
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