Copper Block is a versatile and visually distinctive building material. Crafted from four Copper Ingots in a 2×2 pattern within the crafting grid, this block exhibits a unique weathering mechanic. Over time, exposed Copper Blocks undergo oxidation, changing their appearance from a shiny, orange hue to a more weathered and greenish patina. This dynamic feature adds an element of realism and aging to structures.
The oxidation process is affected by the block’s exposure to the air, making it an interesting addition to building designs, where builders may intentionally expose Copper Blocks to the elements for specific aesthetic effects.
This guide will walk you through the crafting process, including required materials, step-by-step instructions, and commands for quick access.
Required Materials:
To craft a copper block, you’ll need the following materials:
Crafting Process:
Open the Crafting Menu:
Start by opening your crafting table to access the 3×3 crafting grid.
Crafting Grid Layout:
Observe the 3×3 crafting grid in the crafting menu where you’ll arrange the materials to craft a copper block.
Add Items to the Crafting Grid:
Place 9 copper ingots in the crafting grid following this pattern:
Crafting Pattern:
- First row: 3 Copper Ingots
- Second row: 3 Copper Ingots
- Third row: 3 Copper Ingots
Ensure that all 9 boxes in the crafting grid are filled with copper ingots.
Crafting Completion:
Once the copper ingots are arranged correctly, a copper block will appear in the result box on the right side of the crafting interface.
Move the Copper Block to Inventory:
Drag the crafted copper block from the crafting grid to your inventory to complete the crafting process.
Command for Copper Block:
If you prefer using commands for quick access to copper blocks, you can use the following command based on your Minecraft edition:
- Java Edition (PC/Mac):
/give @p copper_block 1- Pocket Edition (PE), Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Windows 10 Edition, Education Edition:
/give @p copper_block 1 0Supported Platforms:
Copper blocks are available across various platforms, including Java Edition (PC/Mac), Pocket Edition (PE), Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Windows 10 Edition, and Education Edition.
