Minecraft, of course, doesn't contain all of the things we have in real life. But what if you want something more, but at the same time strongly disagree with downloading and installing mods, even if they significantly expand the functionality and add mobs to the game? In this case, if you need new materials and improvements, the Kitchen helps … which also needs to be installed as a mod. However, no - everything is much simpler, because you can create a Kitchen in Minecraft without using any mods for this.
Steps
Part 1 of 2: Collect Materials
Step 1. Find the materials to build the Kitchen
To get started, you will need Buttons, Hatches, and colored Wool Bales.
Step 2. It is impossible to find Buttons in nature - but they can be assembled from cobblestones
So, take four Cobblestones, go to the stove and place them in the stove, and then set them on fire with the necessary material (you can just Fire, you can Wood or Coal - the latter is the best option). Then you should wait for a while until the Stones appear. After you get them, open the crafting block and place stones - one block in the lower right corner and the other above it. If you did everything correctly, then a Button should appear, which you must move to the set (at least three Buttons are needed to build a kitchen).
Step 3. To create the Hatch, you need to get firewood by chopping them from the trees
So, then process ordinary Firewood into Wooden Planks and go to crafting mode, where you need to place the resulting boards in the upper and middle horizontal lines. If you did everything correctly, then Luke will appear at the exit. For the kitchen, you will need to use at least three hatches.
Step 4. In order to find and create a block of colored wool, you will need some black, white or gray sheep
But, if you cannot find black or gray sheep, then you need to find squid that live in the water. Kill one and search thoroughly for any Ink left of it. If you find Ink, then return to the Workbench (to the crafting block) and put white wool in the middle slot of the bottom row, and ink on top (if you did everything correctly, then take a bale of gray wool). If you cannot get gray wool in this way, then you should put a bale of black wool, and on top of it - bone meal.
Part 2 of 2: Design
Step 1. Create a stove by placing a bale of black or gray wool where you want it
Then place the Button on it in the place where a real stove could have a handle.
Step 2. Create a refrigerator - to do this, place one (or two bales) of white wool in place of the refrigerator, and put another bale on it (two for two doors)
However, the refrigerator can be higher, but this is optional. Then place the Buttons where the refrigerator handles should be.
Step 3. Create racks and pedestals from Wooden Planks, Sandstone or Stone (using Sandstone is best by the way)
Install the pedestals where you need them..
Step 4. Make a Microwave Oven - for this you need to put a black, gray or white block of wool on the curbstone and attach a Button to it
Step 5. Mark the ceiling in the desired design for your kitchen in black and white blocks - or leave it as it is
Step 6. Place the hatches over the stove as you would in real life, so that the smoke comes out through the hatches
This will give the kitchen more realism.
Step 7. Set up the Oven as a standard cooking fixture
There you can cook fish, pork, etc.
Step 8. What else can you put in the kitchen?
For example, chairs and tables. The table can be done like this - put the earth Section of the fence, and put the Pressed Board on top of it.
Advice
- Create new appliances for your kitchen.
- For a faster process of building a kitchen, it is worth living near a mountain.
- The kitchen must be installed inside the house.