The three-cell column
- Input
- 1 shulker box
- Expected output
- 2 shulker shell, 1 chest
Shell on top, chest in the middle, shell below, always in the middle column. The two side columns stay empty.
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minecraft shulker box recipe
The shulker box grid is a column of three cells, and the tool below shows the chest reduced to logs and the shulker shells as raw material.
Shell on top, chest in the middle, shell below, always in the middle column. The two side columns stay empty.
The chest asks for 2 logs, which give 8 planks and none left over, and the 2 shells go in directly. Nothing goes through the furnace.
That is 8 logs and 8 shulker shells. The logs take well under 1 stack, and the shells are what drive the total.
The block table copies these four components onto the dropped item. In practice, the contents, the name and the lock stay with the box.
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 shells, one above and one below the chest. For 4 boxes, that is 8 shells.
Any wood. The chest takes 8 planks, which is 2 logs with nothing left, and the tool shows oak only as a default.
No. The loot table copies the container component onto the dropped item, along with the name and the lock. The contents go with the box.
No. The column has two shell cells, one above and one below the chest. With one missing, the grid produces nothing.