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* Plant crops on [[farmland]] | * Plant crops on [[farmland]] | ||
* Use [[bone meal]] on [[farmland]] | * Use [[bone meal]] on [[farmland]] | ||
| + | * Put [[Armor]] on the [[Player]] | ||
| + | * Light a fire with the [[Flint and steel]] on the block | ||
And many more uses! | And many more uses! | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 12 April 2021
Dispensers are blocks used to dispense liquids and items. They act the same way as they do in Minecraft. A dispenser requires a redstone signal for it to activate.
Contents
Crafting
To craft you need redstone dust on the lower middle, a bow(the bow must be unused)in the middle and the rest cobblestone.
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Usage
When given a redstone signal a dispenser can:
- Drop items from its inventory.
- Shoot arrows, snowballs, spears, bone shurikens, eggs, splash potions, and fire eggs like a trap.
- Spawn mobs from spawn eggs.
- Spill a liquid from a bucket (water, lava, acid).
- Fill a bucket with a liquid (the dispenser must be facing the liquid).
- Plant crops on farmland
- Use bone meal on farmland
- Put Armor on the Player
- Light a fire with the Flint and steel on the block
And many more uses!
Bugs
Trivia
They are similar to droppers. Droppers and dispensers were made in 1.25
