How to make a lever in minecraft?

How to make a lever in minecraft?

In a popular online game, Mainraft can be made almost anything. However, like everywhere, starting to start with a small one. Today we learn how to make such a useful thing like a lever.



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Creating a lever in Minecraft

This element is a non-solid block with a strength of 2.5, which is not valid for gravity. His task is fully consistent with the first impression - the subject exists in order to close and blur chains (created, mainly from the red stone). Since the levers may need a lot, they are 64 pieces, they are made from the most common materials - sticks and cobblestones. We get them as follows:

  1. We find a tree, deal with it, we saw on the boards, the latter we fold into the cell for the crafting (central and under it), we take the desired.
  2. Cobblestones are collecting near the spreads of Lava, or exploring the mines.
  3. We proceed directly to the creation of the lever: in the craft menu we place the "ingredients", the tree becomes the center under it.
  4. The finished product is transferred to the inventory.
  5. To install it in the chain (attention - does not stumble on ice or snow, some other materials), click on the right button and choose the position. Placing the lever will affect what position it will work on the inclusion, and in what - on shutdown. Until you click on the subject again, it will be in the set position, blocking or skipping the current. The lever unit can replace one red stone in the chain. In the original Minecraft NPSS cannot use levers, however there are mods that allow it.

In the temples and jungle it is easy to find ready-made levers that appear due to the natural generation of resources. They are easily placed on opaque blocks, including the ceiling, heading the top five in the game switches (not least due to versatility and low cost). An interesting fact - if the lever is installed on the floor, its orientation in the space is random. Top can be installed "masking" blocks, for example sand.

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