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Using Tree Fruit in Shapeless Crafting Recipes

What Shapeless Crafting Covers

The mod includes 50 crafting_shapeless recipes. These are the recipes where ingredient position in the grid does not matter — you just drop the items in and take the result. Tree fruit and nuts from your Saplings are common inputs here.

Practical Steps

1. Harvest fruit from your grown trees. Fruit-bearing Saplings include Apple Sapling, Apricot Sapling, Avocado Sapling, Banana Sapling, Breadfruit Sapling, Cherry Sapling, Coconut Sapling, Date Sapling, Dragonfruit Sapling, Durian Sapling, Fig Sapling, Gooseberry Sapling, Grapefruit Sapling, Guava Sapling, Jackfruit Sapling, Lemon Sapling, Lime Sapling, Lychee Sapling, Mango Sapling, Olive Sapling, Orange Sapling, Papaya Sapling, Passionfruit Sapling, Pawpaw Sapling, Peach Sapling, Pear Sapling, Persimmon Sapling, Plum Sapling, Pomegranate Sapling, Rambutan Sapling, Soursop Sapling, Starfruit Sapling, Tamarind Sapling, and Vanillabean Sapling.

2. Open a crafting grid and place the required items anywhere in it.

3. Take the output.

Keeping Ingredients Organized

Because shapeless recipes ignore layout, you can craft quickly once you know which items are needed. Store each fruit type in its own slot or labeled chest. When a recipe calls for a specific fruit, pull it directly rather than searching a mixed pile. If a recipe does not produce the result you expect, double-check that you are using the exact item name — for example, Lemon versus Lime are separate items from separate Saplings.