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Need to make a trapped chest in Minecraft? A trapped chest triggers a redstone circuit when it's opened. Use our handy guide to create a trap for any curious players who want to see what's inside the chest.
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QuestionWhat does a trapped chest do?Community AnswerA trapped chest can send a redstone signal nearby when opened. Examples:Activate TNT, Open fence gates, open trapdoors, and open doors.
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QuestionHow do I use a tripwire hook? Just for a chest?Community AnswerPlace a tripwire hook on two solid blocks such as cobblestone or dirt, and use string that you get from spiders as the tripwire. Place redstone dust connected to the block that the tripwire is attached to. As long as an entity such as a mob or player is standing on the tripwire, whether walking across or just standing there, it will be sending a redstone signal. This is good for home defense if you can conceal the tripwire hooks.
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QuestionCan I use the chest to hold inventory?Belle K.Top AnswererYes, a trapped chest acts the same as a normal chest in terms of holding items.
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Things You'll Need
- 15 Wooden planks.
- 1 Stick
- 1 Iron ingot
- 1 Crafting Table
- 1 Chest
- 1 Tripwire hook
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1. Gather wood from trees and craft 15 wooden planks.
2. Craft a stick from the wooden planks.
3. Acquire iron ingots and redstone dust.
4. Make a chest from the planks using a crafting table.
5. Create a tripwire hook using a crafting table.
6. Open a crafting table and place the chest in the center space.
7. Place the tripwire hook to the right or left of the chest in the crafting table spaces.
8. Drag the trapped chest to your inventory.
9. Place the trapped chest and connect it to a trap using redstone dust.
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