Minecraft Tripwire Hook: Materials needed, uses and more!
Minecraft Tripwire Hook: All you need to know! (image via. Minecraft.net)
Minecraft has a huge chunk of its game based on the crafting element and players can do a ton of fun things with them. Here is how to make a Minecraft Tripwire Hook with all the steps listed below!
Minecraft is a open-world sandbox game where the player can do anything they wish to do. Players can also play the multiplayer mode where they can have fun battles with other players and also craft traps and more. The Tripwire Hook is a fun trap that the players can use and can also fall victim to.
Here is how to make a Minecraft Tripwire Hook from scratch!
Minecraft Tripwire Hook
The Tripwire hook is a block that can be used as a trap and to detect any mob, player or entity that passes through it.
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They can be found naturally spawning in Jungle temples which contains traps. Players must be careful while navigating through the area and break the hook before passing through to disarm the trap.
The tripwire hook is a redstone activator and can send redstone signals when the line is broken. Upon, any entity breaking the string that binds two tripwire hooks, the adjacent redstone circuit will activate.
It can also be used in making Trapped Chests, which can cause an explosion if opened by unaware players.
Here is how to craft this handy tool in the game.
How to make a Tripwire hook in Minecraft?
Players need only 3 base items to create this hook in Minecraft. These are:
- Iron Ingot x1
- Stick x1
- Any Wooden Plank x1
Iron Ingots can be found by mining underground for Iron Ores and then smelting it in the Blast Furnace or Furnace. Sticks and wood can be obtained by chopping trees.
Combine the items in the Crafting Table in the manner shown above to make a Minecraft Tripwire Hook.
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