Incendium Legacy Crafting Recipes Guide
Overview of Added Recipes
Incendium Legacy adds seven new crafting recipes to the game. These recipes all involve redstone components and common building materials, letting you create standard redstone devices without needing to gather rare or scattered ingredients. The recipes are straightforward and use blocks you can obtain early in your playthrough.
Dispenser
To craft a 
Dispenser, place seven 
Cobblestone in a ring around the crafting grid, leaving the center and the bottom-middle slot empty. Put a 
Bow in the center slot and a 
Redstone Dust in the bottom-middle slot. This produces a dispenser that can eject items when activated by a redstone signal.
Dropper
The 
Dropper recipe is nearly identical to the dispenser, but it does not require a bow. Arrange seven Cobblestone in the same ring shape, then place one Redstone Dust in the center slot. The bottom-middle slot remains empty. This yields a dropper, which pushes items out rather than firing them like a dispenser.
Lever
A 
Lever is made with just two ingredients. Put one 
Stick in the center slot of the crafting grid and one Cobblestone directly below it in the bottom-middle slot. This simple arrangement gives you a lever, a basic redstone switch that can be toggled by hand.
Observer
For an 
Observer, place six Cobblestone in the two left and two right columns of the crafting grid, leaving the middle column empty. Then put two Redstone Dust in the top-middle and bottom-middle slots, and one 
Nether Quartz in the exact center. This creates an observer block that detects block state changes in front of it.
Piston
The 
Piston recipe uses a mix of wood, stone, and metal. Place three 
Oak Planks across the top row of the grid. Fill the middle row with one Cobblestone on the left, one 
Iron Ingot in the center, and one Cobblestone on the right. In the bottom row, place one Cobblestone on the left, one Redstone Dust in the center, and one Cobblestone on the right. This yields a piston that can push blocks when powered.
Redstone Comparator
To craft a 
Redstone Comparator, arrange three 
Stone blocks in the bottom row of the grid. Place one 
Redstone Torch in the left-middle slot and one Redstone Torch in the right-middle slot. Put one Nether Quartz in the center slot, and then place one Redstone Dust in the top-middle slot. This produces a comparator that measures signal strength or compares two signals.
Redstone Repeater
The 
Redstone Repeater recipe is similar to the comparator but simpler. Place three Stone blocks in the bottom row. Put one Redstone Torch in the left-middle slot and one Redstone Torch in the right-middle slot. Then place one Redstone Dust in the center slot. The top row remains empty. This gives you a repeater that delays or boosts redstone signals.
Notes on Usage
All seven recipes follow a pattern of using basic materials like cobblestone, stone, wood planks, and redstone components. None of them require rare ores beyond Nether Quartz and Iron Ingot, which are obtainable through normal mining and exploration. These recipes are especially useful if you want to build redstone contraptions early in your game, since they bypass the need to find existing structures or loot chests for these devices. Remember that crafting these items consumes the ingredients exactly as shown, so gather enough cobblestone and redstone dust before you start. The recipes are designed to be simple to memorize, so you can craft these redstone components on the go without constantly checking a guide.
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