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Correct Crafting

Correct Crafting

Changes some crafting recipes to be more efficient

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Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.8
1.21.4–1.21.5

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Charlie214
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Licensed ARR
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Correct Crafting

To make correct crafting, we used basic math (unlike Mojang) to figure out how to make some of the crafting recipes in minecraft more efficient, so you get more bang for your buck. We changed trapdoors, doors, buttons, and stairs. This includes all variants of these blocks. You may find the crafting recipes in the "gallery" tab of our project page.

How we did our math

Buttons

A minecraft button is 4x6x2 pixels. This means that it has 48 total "cubed" pixels. A full minecraft block is 16x16x16, meaning it has 4096 pixels. 4096 ÷ 48 = ≈85.33. Because buttons cannot stack above 64, we (roughly) halved it to be 48. Therefore, you get 48 buttons for every plank.

Trapdoors

Using the same math as the button, we calculated that most trapdoors have 16x16x3px, or 768px. (4096 x 6) ÷ 768 = 32. Therefore, for every 6 planks you get 32 trapdoors.

Stairs

Stairs are slightly trickier to explain. One of the three prisms that make up a full stair block is 8x8x16 (1024px), making the whole stair (1024 x 3) 3072px. This checks out, as 4096 x .75 = 3072. Currently, six planks will get you four stairs. That means one stair has 1.5 blocks worth of material in a space of 0.75 blocks! Instead, we changed it to only need three planks for four stairs.

  • Old: 6 ÷ 4 = 1.5 blocks of material per stair
  • New: 3 ÷ 4 = .75 blocks of material per stair (correct)