more Nuggets

Quickstart

1. Open a crafting table and place one supported vanilla item in the center slot. This creates its nugget or fragment. For example, one diamond makes a Diamond Nugget:
2. Arrange nine matching nuggets in a 3×3 square to reconstruct the original material. For example, nine Diamond Nuggets make a diamond:
3. Use a stonecutter for the mod’s splinters, scraps, clumps, and rocks.
4. Craft the Nugget Merge Smithing Template, then use it in a smithing table to combine selected nuggets.
5. For a quick Creative Mode test, search the Creative inventory for nugget, scrap, splinter, clump, or rock.

Overview

more Nuggets turns many ordinary Minecraft materials into smaller crafting components. Most supported materials follow a simple cycle:

• One full item becomes one nugget or fragment.
• Nine nuggets or fragments become one full item.
• Stonecutting provides several extra component types.
• Smithing combines selected nuggets into mixed-material nuggets.
• Charcoal can be compressed into a block.

The mod does not require special controls. Its content is used through crafting tables, stonecutters, smithing tables, blocks, and the vanilla Slime Spawn Egg.

What It Adds

Nuggets

• Emerald Nugget
• Diamond Nugget
• Netherite Nugget
• Quartz Nugget
• Coal Nugget
• Charcoal Nugget
• Amethyst Nugget
• Redstone Nugget
• Lapis Nugget
• Echo Shard Nugget
• Prismarine Shard Nugget
• Flint Nugget
• Resin Clump Nugget
• Raw Copper Nugget
• Raw Iron Nugget
• Raw Gold Nugget

Mixed nuggets

• Redstone-Diamond Nugget
• Copper-Amethyst-Diamond Nugget
• Raw Gold-Gold Nugget
• Lapis Lazuli-Flint Nugget

Other components

• Nugget Merge Smithing Template
• Oak Splinter
• Leather Scrap
• Blue Leather Scrap
• Red Leather Scrap
• Rabbit Hide Scrap
• Glass Piece
• Cobblestone Rock
• Slimeball Clump
• Bundle

Block

• Block of Charcoal

Crafting And Obtaining

Standard nugget conversions

For the recipes in the first column, place one full item in the center of a crafting table. The recipes in the second column use nine matching nuggets in a 3×3 arrangement.

Material	Make a nugget	Recombine nine nuggets
Amethyst
Charcoal
Coal
Diamond
Echo Shard
Emerald
Flint
Lapis Lazuli
Netherite
Prismarine Shard
Quartz
Raw Copper
Raw Gold
Raw Iron		produces a Raw Iron Block
Redstone
Resin Clump

Component and storage conversions

Input and method	Output
Nine Charcoal	Block of Charcoal:
One Block of Charcoal	Charcoal:
Stonecutter: Stone	Cobblestone:
Stonecutter: Cobblestone	Cobblestone Rock:
Nine Cobblestone Rocks	Cobblestone:
Stonecutter: Glass	Glass Piece:
Nine Glass Pieces	Glass:
Stonecutter: Oak Planks	Oak Splinter:
Nine Oak Splinters	Oak Planks:
Stonecutter: Leather	Leather Scrap:
Nine Leather Scraps	Leather:
Stonecutter: Rabbit Hide	Rabbit Hide Scrap:
Nine Rabbit Hide Scraps	Rabbit Hide:

How To Use

Stonecutter components

Place the listed source item in a stonecutter and select the desired output:

• Cobblestone → Cobblestone Rock
• Glass → Glass Piece
• Oak Planks → Oak Splinter
• Leather → Leather Scrap
• Rabbit Hide → Rabbit Hide Scrap
• Slime Ball → Slimeball Clump

Most of these components return to their original item when nine are crafted together.

Slime conversions

Slimeball Clumps can be made from a Slime Ball in either of two ways:

• Craft one Slime Ball in the center of a crafting table:
• Use a Slime Ball in a stonecutter:

Nine Slimeball Clumps create a Slime Ball:

A Slime Block can also be processed in a stonecutter into either a Slime Ball or a Slime Spawn Egg:

• Slime Block → Slime Ball:
• Slime Block → Slime Spawn Egg:

Use the resulting Slime Spawn Egg normally to spawn a slime.

Block of Charcoal

Craft nine Charcoal into a Block of Charcoal:

The block can be converted back into Charcoal:

Abilities And Mechanics

Nugget Merge Smithing Template

Craft the template with flint nuggets, gold nuggets, and a gold ingot:

Use the template in a smithing table for the following combination:

Other mixed nuggets

These recipes use different smithing templates:

Mixed nuggets are crafting components created by combining the listed materials in a smithing table.

Progression And Strategy

• Begin with common materials such as coal, charcoal, flint, redstone, lapis lazuli, and raw ores.
• Convert surplus full items into nuggets when you need smaller crafting components.
• Recombine nine nuggets whenever you need the original material again.
• Use a stonecutter to make Oak Splinters, Leather Scraps, Rabbit Hide Scraps, Glass Pieces, Cobblestone Rocks, and Slimeball Clumps.
• Keep the Nugget Merge Smithing Template available if you plan to create the mixed nuggets.
• Compress spare Charcoal into Blocks of Charcoal to reduce storage space, then convert the blocks back when needed.

Recipes