Campfire
Campfire is a block in Minecraft. It is crafted from Stick ×3, Coal ×1, and Dark Oak Log ×3 (any of 43 variants) or Stick ×3, Charcoal ×1, and Dark Oak Wood ×3 (any of 5 variants). It emits light at level 15.
The Campfire is a light source and cooking block that can also be used for signaling and bee-related mechanics in Minecraft. It emits light, does not require fuel, and can cook food items over time. A Campfire is crafted using 3 Logs, Wood, or Stripped Wood, 3 Sticks, and 1 Coal or Charcoal in a 3×3 crafting grid. It can also generate naturally in taiga villages and ancient cities. To use a Campfire for cooking, the player can place up to four raw food items on it.
The food cooks slowly, taking 30 seconds per item, before dropping as cooked food. A Campfire does not require fuel and can continuously cook food. A Campfire produces smoke particles that rise into the air. Placing a Hay Bale underneath it increases the smoke height, making it useful as a signal. It can also be used to safely harvest honey from Beehives or Bee Nests without angering bees when placed underneath.
A Campfire can be extinguished using a shovel, water, or a splash water bottle. Once extinguished, it will no longer emit light or cook food until relit with flint and steel or a fire charge. A Campfire can be mined with any tool, but axes break it the fastest.
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