The spyglass column
- Input
- 1 spyglass
- Expected output
- 1 amethyst shard, 2 copper ingot
The amethyst shard at the top and the two copper ingots below, in the same column. Changing the order assembles nothing.
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minecraft spyglass recipe
The tool opens on the spyglass, with the column grid and the count down to raw copper, the amethyst shard and the coal.
The amethyst shard at the top and the two copper ingots below, in the same column. Changing the order assembles nothing.
The 2 raw copper become the 2 ingots in 2 smelts, with 1 coal. The shard goes in with no processing. In all, that is 3 items in the grid and 1 coal in the furnace.
That is 4 raw copper and 2 shards. Doubling the amount doubles the copper and the shards, but not the coal: the 4 smelts still fit in 1.
Three adventure advancements mention the spyglass: dragon, ghast and parrot, going by their own names.
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.
At the crafting table, in a column: 1 amethyst shard on top and 2 copper ingots below. It yields 1 spyglass, and none of the three ingredients is optional.
It is 2 raw copper, smelted with 1 coal. For two spyglasses, 4 raw copper and the same 1 coal.
Three adventure ones, per the official data: spyglass_at_dragon, spyglass_at_ghast and spyglass_at_parrot.
No. The column is 3 slots tall and the inventory grid has only 2. Use the crafting table, with the shard at the top and the two ingots stacked below it.