Uncrafting Recipes Mod FAQ

Place a crafted item in your crafting table grid (any slot works), and the uncrafting recipe will appear in the output slot. Take the result to receive the original components back.

Yes, enchanted items can be uncrafted, but the enchantments are lost in the process—you'll only recover the base materials. Enchanted books from the uncrafting output cannot be recovered separately.

Damaged tools uncraft the same way as undamaged ones and return the full amount of materials, making this a useful way to recover resources from worn gear.

Most vanilla items have recipes, but some items like raw ores, basic blocks, and certain special items cannot be uncrafted. Check the mod's recipe list or try placing an item in the crafting table to see if a recipe exists.

Yes, if an item was crafted using multiple copies of an ingredient (like a pickaxe requiring three planks), uncrafting will return all of them.

The mod includes 720+ recipes for vanilla items only; modded items typically won't have uncrafting recipes unless another mod or addon adds them.

You uncraft items in your standard crafting table—no special block is needed. The mod automatically adds uncrafting as an alternative use for the crafting grid.

You receive the exact component items that were used to craft the original item, stacked normally in your inventory or crafting output.

The mod is optimized to handle its recipe count without significant lag, though performance depends on your overall modpack and system specs.

This depends on the mod's configuration options; check your mod config folder for settings to blacklist or disable recipes for particular items.