The items and tools are some of the fundamental features of the Minecraft gameplay. You cannot build or perform the normal functions of the gameplay without owning the required items or tools there. These fundamental elements allow you to create or add various kinds of tools or features to your gameplay in Minecraft.
One such useful element of the Minecraft gameplay is the stone button that you could possibly add to your gameplay. A stone button is an essential element for creating an indestructible house, and opening the iron door or a dragon head in the gameplay.
Therefore, it is certainly the right decision to add a stone button to your respective gameplay, so that you don’t really have to move to the required process of creating a stone button everytime you need it.
In this article, we will look at the ways of adding a stone button to your respective Minecraft gameplay. So do follow this article to the very end in order to get the whole process properly.
You don’t really have to move in the respective overworld biomes out there for adding a stone button to your gameplay in Minecraft. Rather you can easily craft or create it inside the crafting table by combining all the required items.
Let us get a close look at the respective editions of Minecraft that support the process of adding a stone button to the gameplay in Minecraft.
The editions of Minecraft that support the following process are;
Java Edition
Pocket Edition
Xbox 360
Xbox One
PS3
PS4
Wii U
Nintendo Switch
Windows 10 Edition
Education Edition
So these are the editions of Minecraft that do allow you to add the stone button in the Minecraft gameplay.
Now let us move to the actual process of creating the stone button in the crafting table.
- Opening the craft table
The very first step towards creating the process of creating the stone button in the crafting table, is to open the crafting table in the first place.
A crafting table is like a virtual machinery or furnace in the Minecraft gameplay that allows you to combine the required items together in a specific manner to produce the final product.
You need to open the crafting table in your respective editions of Minecraft to begin the process of creating a stone button.
Follow the respective steps or gestures in your respective device or editions of Minecraft to open the crafting table there.
After you have opened the crafting table in your respective editions, you will see that the crafting table has two particular sections, the first section is the input section where you combine the distinct elements together, the second section is the output section where you get the finished product.
The first section has a square box that contains nine similar blocks arranged into three columns and three rows. The output section only has a single block that contains all of the finished or final products in it. That means, whether you obtain a single product or multiple product, everything that is produced in the crafting table does appear inside the single column in the output section of the crafting table.
Now that you have opened the crafting table in Minecraft, let us move to the other step of the required process that is – Arranging the items.
Before we move to the other step, let us know the items that are required to create a stone button.
The items required to create the stone button in the crafting table are;
- A stone
So you just need a single stone to create the stone button in the crafting table.
Now that we have known the items required for creating a stone button in the crafting table.
Let us move to the next step of creating a stone button.
- Arranging the required items
The manner of arranging the required items for getting a finished product in the crafting table is one of the most important steps of this whole process. You cannot create the stone button in the crafting table if you did not know how to arrange the andesites in the crafting table.
There is a specific order for arranging the required items in the crafting table so as to obtain a particular product. You cannot simply place the items together and get a definite result.
You need to follow the exact same manner of placing the required item that is a single stone in the input section of the crafting table as given below;
- You need to place the single piece of stone in such a manner that the stone acquires the first position in the first column of the square box in the crafting table.
Or,
place the stone on the first position in the first row of the square box in the crafting table.
In other words,
Place the single stone piece on the first position in the first level of the square box in the crafting table.
So these were the respective order of arrangement that you need to follow on your respective gameplay.
After you place the required item inside the crafting table in a similar manner, you will see that the stone button does appear in the output section of the crafting table.
There will be a single stone button visible inside the output section of the crafting table that you have created in the above process.
Here, you have successfully created the stone button in the crafting table.
If you think that you have created the stone button in the crafting table and you can use it in your gameplay then you are certainly wrong.
You haven’t finished the process yet, cause now if you go and check into your gameplay then you won’t find a stone button there. You need to follow one more step to finally have it in your gameplay.
- Adding the stone buttons
You need to move the created stone button to your gameplay in order to access them there.
This can be done by dragging the stone buttons to the inventory from the output section in the crafting table.
Follow the respective gestures in your editions to move the stone buttons from the output section of the crafting table to the inventory.
After you have successfully placed the stone buttons in the inventory, you will notice that the stone buttons do appear in the bar, present on the bottom of the screen in Minecraft.
Here you have successfully added the stone buttons to the gameplay in Minecraft.
Now, you are all set to use the stone button in the Minecraft gameplay by selecting it from the bar, present on the bottom of the screen.
So that was about creating a stone button in the crafting table.
There is another more simple and direct way of adding the stone button to your gameplay in Minecraft.
You can easily add a stone button to your gameplay in Minecraft by using the required summon command there.
The summon command feature allows you to create various kinds of items, tools or features to your respective gameplay by using the required command.
There are a variety of commands in Minecraft gameplay that are associated with some specific action. Such as the locate command is used to locate the place associated with a certain name. And the time set command is used to change the time of the Minecraft gameplay to a certain point.
Before we move to the respective process of adding a stone button by using the summon command feature, let us consider the required command for doing so
The formula for calling or adding the stone button in your gameplay is;
/summon @p stone button 1 0
Now that you have known the respective command for adding a stone button to your gameplay then it’s time to type the stone button there and finish the process.
There, you need to open the chat window in your respective editions of Minecraft for typing the required command there.
- Follow the required steps or gestures in your respective editions of Minecraft for opening the chat window there.
After you have opened the chat window in your respective devices, you need to type the required summon command there for adding the stone button in the gameplay.
- You have to press the Enter key in your respective devices or editions of Minecraft for confirming the required command.
Here, you have successfully placed the summon command for adding the stone button into your gameplay.
Thereafter, you will notice that the stone button has been successfully added to your inventory in the gameplay.
So that was all about creating the stone buttons in the crafting table.
Follow the links given below for getting a similar guide on various other processes related to adding items, features or tools in Minecraft.
