The table grid
- Input
- 1 enchanting table
- Expected output
- 1 book, 2 diamond, 4 obsidian
Book in the middle of the top, diamonds on the ends of the middle row, obsidian in the center and along the bottom. The two top corner cells stay empty.
minecraft enchanting table recipe
The 3x3 grid for the enchanting table opens at the top of the tool, and the Materials tab reduces the book to paper and leather before adding the obsidian and the diamonds.
Book in the middle of the top, diamonds on the ends of the middle row, obsidian in the center and along the bottom. The two top corner cells stay empty.
The 4 obsidian and 2 diamonds go in directly, and the book becomes 3 cane and 1 leather. Nothing goes through the furnace.
That is 16 obsidian, 12 cane, 8 diamonds and 4 leather. Every item fits in under 1 stack, so what weighs most in the search is the 8 diamonds.
It adds up what each item needs across all branches and only then rounds the number of crafts up. One log makes 4 planks; if you need 5, that is 2 logs and 3 planks left over. Leftovers show on the Materials tab and are reused by other items on your list before more raw material is requested.
It takes 2 diamonds and 4 obsidian, plus 1 book. Obsidian fills the center and the bottom row, and the diamonds sit on either side of the center.
Of 3 paper and 1 leather. The paper comes from 3 sugar cane, so the book costs 3 cane and 1 leather, which is what the Materials tab shows.
For 4 tables, 16 obsidian, 12 sugar cane, 8 diamonds and 4 leather. None of those items passes 1 stack, and the furnace does not enter the count.
Yes. It is a pickaxe block and its loot table returns the table, copying the custom name. You can carry the table to another base without redoing the recipe.