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Allows arrows to be crafted or stored in bundle form for inventory management.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Fix: the arrow bundle recipe isn't workingIf your 3x3 flint, stick and feather layout gives no arrows, or only the usual amount, work through these checks.…How to craft 20 arrows at once with the arrow bundle recipeThe data pack adds a crafting recipe that turns one set of basic materials into 20 arrows in a single craft. What you…How to gather materials for a big stack of arrowsEach arrow bundle craft uses 3 flint, 3 sticks and 3 feathers, so the materials add up quickly. Plan your trip around…How to quickly craft many arrow bundles in one goIf you want a large arrow stock before a fight, a cave trip or a trip to the Nether, you can craft several bundles…

Frequently asked questions

How do I craft arrow bundles?
Open a crafting table and fill the 3x3 grid with 3 flint, 3 sticks and 3 feathers. Lay them out like the normal arrow recipe, but 3 across: a row of flint, a row of sticks and a row of feathers. The result is 20 arrows in one craft.
What's the difference between the normal arrow recipe and the bundle recipe?
The normal recipe uses one flint, one stick and one feather. The bundle recipe uses three of each, spread across the whole grid, and gives 20 arrows instead of the normal amount. It is a separate recipe, so the vanilla one still works.
Which items do I need for the arrow bundle recipe?
Only 3 flint, 3 sticks and 3 feathers. No other ingredients are involved. Flint comes from gravel, sticks from planks, and feathers from chickens.
Does the arrow bundle recipe need a crafting table?
Yes. It uses all 9 slots of the grid, so it won't fit in the 2x2 inventory crafting grid. Use a crafting table.

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