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Revision as of 13:31, 24 April 2016
Smelting (cooking) is used for many things, such as cooking food and making glass. To be able to use the smelter, the player will need to have a fuel and an item to heat. The most common used fuel used is coal because it is abundant and found very easily. Some wooden items, such as stick or wooden planks, can be used as a fuel also. Some fuel lasts longer than others. For instance, a bucket of lava will power the furnace ten times longer than coal.
Smelting Recipes
| Input: | Output | |
| Wood | Charcoal | |
| Cobblestone | Stone | |
| Sand | Glass | |
| Raw Porkchop | Cooked Porkchop | |
| Raw Chicken | Cooked chicken | |
| [[Iron Ore] | Iron Ingot | |
| Gold Ore | Gold Ingot | |
| Netherrack | Nether brick | |
| Sugar | Caramel | |
| Clay | Brick
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Raw beef
Crafting a furnaceTo be able to make a furnace you will need to require 8 blocks of cobblestone and craft in a square shape using a crafting table. This method is similar to crafting a chest, in that the center crafting square is left empty. See Also |
