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recipe command in Minecraft

The recipe command in Minecraft allows players to view the crafting recipe for a specific item. By simply entering the command followed by the item’s name, players can easily access the necessary materials and crafting grid arrangement. This command is especially useful for players who are new to the game or trying to remember more complex crafting recipes.

recipe Syntax:

Terminal window
recipe give <player> <recipe_name>

Minecraft recipe Options:

OptionDescription
giveGives a specific recipe to a player.

recipe Parameters:

ParameterDescription
playerThe player to give the recipe to.
recipe_nameThe name of the recipe to be given.

Craft a Diamond Sword

Terminal window
recipe give @s minecraft:diamond_sword

Gives the player a Diamond Sword recipe.

Clear the Crafting Table

Terminal window
recipe take @s *

Clears all crafting recipes for the player.

Unlock Iron Ingot Recipe

Terminal window
recipe give @s minecraft:iron_ingot

Gives the player the Iron Ingot recipe.

Remove Wooden Axe Recipe

Terminal window
recipe take @s minecraft:wooden_axe

Removes the Wooden Axe recipe from the player.

Grant Enchanted Golden Apple Recipe

Terminal window
recipe give @s minecraft:enchanted_golden_apple

Gives the player the recipe for an Enchanted Golden Apple.

Revoke Ender Pearl Recipe

Terminal window
recipe take @s minecraft:ender_pearl

Revokes the recipe for crafting an Ender Pearl from the player.

Unlock Bookshelf Recipe

Terminal window
recipe give @s minecraft:bookshelf

Provides the player with the recipe for crafting a Bookshelf.

Remove Iron Helmet Recipe

Terminal window
recipe take @s minecraft:iron_helmet

Removes the Iron Helmet crafting recipe from the player.

How do I use recipe in Minecraft?

To use the recipe command in Minecraft, execute the following command:

Terminal window
recipe --option <value>

How can I find recipes for crafting items in Minecraft?

You can find recipes for crafting items by using the recipe command with the “list” option. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe list

How do I view the recipe for a specific item in Minecraft?

To view the recipe for a specific item in Minecraft, use the recipe command with the “show” option followed by the item’s name. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe show diamond_sword

How do I give myself a specific recipe in Minecraft?

To give yourself a specific recipe in Minecraft, use the recipe command with the “give” option followed by the recipe name and player name. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe give diamond_sword @p

Can I remove a recipe I have learned in Minecraft?

Yes, you can remove a recipe you have learned in Minecraft using the recipe command with the “take” option followed by the recipe name and player name. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe take diamond_sword @p

How do I clear all recipes a player has learned in Minecraft?

To clear all recipes a player has learned in Minecraft, use the recipe command with the “clear” option followed by the player name. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe clear @p

How do I give all recipes to a player in Minecraft?

To give all recipes to a player in Minecraft, use the recipe command with the “giveall” option followed by the player name. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe giveall @p

How do I reload recipes in Minecraft?

To reload recipes in Minecraft, use the recipe command with the “reload” option. Here is an example:

Terminal window
recipe reload

Applications of the recipe command

  • Creating custom crafting recipes
  • Modifying existing crafting recipes
  • Adding new items or blocks to the game
  • Customizing gameplay mechanics
  • Designing unique crafting challenges