How to make Stained Glass in Minecraft
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There are multiple dyes present in Minecraft, and you can use them to make stained glass inside the game. Essentially, the particular type of glass is an extremely popular decorative block, and it allows you to add vibrant colors to that of your build.
You can use stained glass in a variety of different builds, and color them as per your convenience. If you are a beginner and do not know the procedure of making them, you can check out the section provided below.
Crafting Stained Glass in Minecraft
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To get started, you have to ensure that you have any of the dyes and glass blocks in Minecraft. You may then proceed to use the same in the crafting table for the purpose of making stained glass. The exact procedure is outlined below:
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First, you must open your crafting table
Once it is open, you must place 8 glass blocks in a square pattern (in all slots except the center)
You may then put your chosen dye in the center slot
Drag the 8 stained glass blocks into your inventory
Alternatively, you will also have the option to stain glass one at a time; however, doing them collectively will turn out to be better.
How to make glass in Minecraft
Glass is the primary ingredient in making stained glass, and the process of acquiring the same is quite easy. Listed below are the steps that you follow:
Place sand in the top slot of a furnace
Add any of the fuels (like coal) in the bottom slot
Wait for the smelting process to complete and collect the glass blocks into your Inventory.
Each sand block that you put inside the furnace will fetch you one glass block. Given that sand is available in plenty, you won't have any trouble finding it.
Creating Dyes in Minecraft
There are a total of 16 different dyes available in Minecraft, and you can use them to make stained glass:
White: Bone meal or lily of the valley
Black: Ink sacs from squids or wither roses
Red: Poppies, roses, or beetroot
Green: Cactus (smelted)
Brown: Cocoa beans
Blue: Lapis lazuli or cornflowers
Yellow: Dandelions or sunflowers
Purple: Combine red and blue dyes
Cyan: Combine green and blue dyes
Light Gray: Combine white dye with black dye
Gray: Combine white dye with more black dye
Pink: Combine red dye with white dye
Lime: Combine green dye with white dye
Light Blue: Combine blue dye with white dye
Magenta: Combine purple with pink
Orange: Combine red with yellow
Once you have the required dyes, you can use them to make the appropriate colored stained glass in Minecraft.
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