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Please note that many of these recipes are temporary until appropriate game mechanics are in place.
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=== Stone Tools ===
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Are made through flint knapping, check out the survival starter guide
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Many crafting recipes use the crafting grid, similarly to Minecraft, except the 3x3 grid is always in the inventory and not a separate block. The other recipes that are not done through the grid are done with more immersive methods, smithing and clay forming are the best examples.


=== Clay Item Molds & Items ===
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Are made via the clay forming interface.  The cost in clay can depend on if you make mistakes or not, but
== Tools == <!--T:2-->
assuming no voxels are wasted, the cost of the items are as follows:


Prospecting Pick-13, Pick/Sword/Hammer/Hoe-12, Axe/Shovel-11
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* Stone tools are made through flint knapping.
* Metal tools are made through tool casting or smithing.
See the {{ll|Survival Guide - Your first day|Survival starter guide}} as well.
Both methods will give you tool heads that you need to combine with a stick.


Anvil-28, Crucible-3, Ingot Mold-2
== Weapons == <!--T:4-->


Planter-18, Flower Pot-5, Bowl-1
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* The flint spear is made through knapping.
* The wooden club requires you to craft a knife first.
* Metal weapons are made through tool casting or smithing.


=== Stationary Containers ===
== Clay Item Molds == <!--T:6-->


[[File:BasketRecipe.png]]
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[[File:ChestRecipe.png]]
Are made via the {{ll|clay forming|clay forming}} interface. The cost of the items are as follows:
[[File:ToolRackRecipe.png]]


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{| class="wikitable"
|+ <translate><!--T:27--> Amount of clay needed per mold</translate>
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! <translate><!--T:28--> Mold or item</translate>
! <translate><!--T:29--> # clay</translate>
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| <translate><!--T:30--> Anvil</translate>
| 28
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| <translate><!--T:31--> Planter</translate>
| 18
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| <translate><!--T:32--> Prospecting Pick</translate>
| 13
|-
| <translate><!--T:33--> Pick, Falx, Hammer, Hoe</translate>
| 12
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| <translate><!--T:34--> Axe, Shovel</translate>
| 11
|-
| <translate><!--T:35--> Flower pot</translate>
| 5
|-
| <translate><!--T:36--> Cooking pot</translate>
| 4
|-
| <translate><!--T:37--> Crucible</translate>
| 3
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| <translate><!--T:38--> Ingot Mold</translate>
| 2
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| <translate><!--T:39--> Bowl</translate>
| 1
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=== Carryable Containers ===
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[[File:HandBasketRecipe.png]]
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[[File:LinenBagRecipe.png]]
* Baskets have 8 slots.
[[File:BackpackRecipe.png]]
* Storage vessels have 12 slots and store some foods better.
* Chests have 16.
* Tool racks have space for 4 tools.


=== Light Sources ===
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Labelled chests may be written on using pigments like {{ll|coal|coal}}, cinnabar or limestone.


[[File:LanternRecipe.png]]
== Portable Containers == <!--T:12-->
[[File:OilLamp.png]]


=== Utility Blocks/Items ===
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'''NOTE''': When you throw out a container carried in one of the four container slots, it will take any items it had in it, with it. 
It can be best to empty your inventory before throwing containers out.
The mining bag can only be used for carrying ores, minerals, and stones


[[File:BucketRecipe.png]]
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[[File:DoorRecipe.png]]
See the {{ll|Container|Container}}'s page for more information.
[[File:SignRecipe.png]]
[[File:LadderRecipe.png]]
[[File:FenceGateRecipe.png]]
[[File:FenceRecipe.png]]
[[File:FirewoodRecipe.png]]
[[File:ForgeRecipe.png]]
[[File:BloomerybaseRecipe.png]]
[[File:BloomerychimneyRecipe.png]]


=== Decorative Blocks ===
== Light Sources == <!--T:15-->


[[File:CobblestoneSlabsRecipe.png]]
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[[File:CobblestoneRecipe.png]]
Basic torches are crafted with a stick and dry grass. You can light them by placing them into a lit firepit, but they only last for a limited time when placed. Other light sources are permanent.
[[File:RawBrickRecipe.png]]
[[File:BrickRecipe.png]]
[[File:PlanksRecipe.png]]
[[File:WoodPlanksRecipe.png]]
[[File:WoodStairsRecipe.png]]
[[File:HayRecipe.png]]
[[File:Table.png]]
[[File:Chair.png]]
[[File:BlueClayChimney.png]]
[[File:WoodenBed.png]]
[[File:ClearQuartzWindow.png]]
[[File:BambooPlanks.png]]


=== Food / Resources ===
== Utility Blocks & Items == <!--T:17-->


[[File:FlaxBreadRecipe.png]]
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[[File:TwineRecipe.png]]
Note that breaking the bloomery blocks returns 2/3 as many bricks as they cost to craft.
[[File:LinenClothRecipe.png]]
[[File:Blastingpowder.png]]
[[File:Oreblastingbomb.png]]


=== Defence ===
=== Stone & Clay === <!--T:19-->


[[File:Bow.png]]
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[[File:MetalArrow.png]]
Solid rock blocks are mined by removing all adjacent blocks touching their 6 faces.
 
=== Wood === <!--T:21-->
 
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Wood can be sawed into stairs or slabs by placing the saw in the crafting grid in a different direction around a plank. (see handbook)
 
=== Beds === <!--T:23-->
 
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Beds allow you to skip forward a number of hours, depending on the bed, in single-player and multiplayer, when all players are sleeping.
 
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