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The forge is created using 7 [[Stone Blocks#cobblestone|cobblestone]] blocks in the player's crafting grid. Once crafted, the forge may be placed as any other block onto a solid surface. The forge can be broken (left mouse) and replaced with bare hands. No tools are required to break/remove the forge. | The forge is created using 7 [[Stone Blocks#cobblestone|cobblestone]] blocks in the player's crafting grid. Once crafted, the forge may be placed as any other block onto a solid surface. The forge can be broken (left mouse) and replaced with bare hands. No tools are required to break/remove the forge. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage/Operation== | ||
Using the forge requires [[metal]] ingots, [[fuel]] and a [[torch]]. | Using the forge requires [[metal]] ingots, [[fuel]] and a [[torch]]. | ||
===Heating Ingots=== | ===Heating Ingots=== | ||
# Add [[Coal|coal]] or [[Charcoal|charcoal]] to the forge by holding shift + right mouse button | # Add [[Coal|coal]] or [[Charcoal|charcoal]] to the forge by holding shift + right mouse button | ||
# Add ingots to the forge by holding shift + right mouse button. (The capacity of the forge is four ingots.) | # Add ingots to the forge by holding shift + right mouse button. (The capacity of the forge is four ingots.) | ||
# To ignite the forge, shift + right | # To ignite the forge, press shift + hold right mouse button the forge with a torch. | ||
# Wait for the ingots to heat. As ingots heat, they will appear "glowing", and the ingot temperature is displayed in the forge dialog box. | # Wait for the ingots to heat. As ingots heat, they will appear "glowing", and the ingot temperature is displayed in the forge dialog box. | ||
# Use right mouse button to remove the ingot from the forge upon reaching the desired temperature. | # Use right mouse button to remove the ingot from the forge upon reaching the desired temperature. | ||
