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Plan what you want to craft and see which ingredients you still need

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.3

About

Description

Stop doing math for your farms. Tell Recipe Planner what you want to build, and it shows exactly which ingredients you still need.

How it works

  • Add things to build: right-click a recipe in the recipe book at the crafting table (the inventory recipe book works too, for 2×2 recipes). Each right-click adds one; Shift + right-click adds 10.
  • Recipes with variants (planks, beds, wool …): right-click opens the vanilla variant picker, then right-click the variant you want.
  • The list sits next to your inventory as a compact column of item icons. The top part shows what you want to craft, below the line are the ingredients:
    • red number = how many are still missing
    • green ✔ = you have enough
    • hover for details, like "Still missing: 160 (2 stacks + 32)"
  • Counts your inventory and the open chest, including what is inside shulker boxes and bundles. Open a chest and the numbers update instantly.
  • Items you already crafted are subtracted automatically.
  • In the list: left-click +1, right-click −1, hold Shift for ±10. At 0 the entry is removed.
  • Long lists scroll and never reach below the inventory window. If there is no room to the right of the window, the list moves to the left side.

Details

  • Client-side only. Works on any server, the server does not need the mod.
  • Every world and every server has its own list.
  • Only recipes you have unlocked show up, so it works fine in survival and on servers.
  • Shows direct ingredients (what goes into the crafting grid). Crafting table recipes are preferred, stonecutter and furnace recipes are used if there is nothing else.
  • Languages: English, German.

Requirements

  • Minecraft 26.3
  • Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer
  • Fabric API

Feedback

Found a bug or have an idea? Leave a comment or open an issue on GitHub.