How to Make Letters in Infinite Craft
Infinite Craft is one of the more interesting games that has become popular, not because it has multiplayer elements or graphics, but rather for its unique crafting features where you can mix any two objects and make virtually anything, and it doesn’t matter if the thing is real or fictional. You can make stuff ranging from a simple fossil to making the entire cast of Neon Genesis Evangelion! The possibilities are endless in this title.
In this article, we’re going to look at how to make all of the letters in the English Alphabet in Infinite Craft, and fortunately, it’s a simple process. You will need some ingredients to make a Letter beforehand, but don’t worry! We’ll take a look at the prerequisites as well.
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One thing to note is that there is a near-infinite number of combinations we can use to make Letters, but in this article, we’ll be going through the most efficient way to create them so you can use them as quickly as possible.
To make the first letter, we’ll need a 1st and a letter.
How to Make Letter in Infinite Craft
So, to make a Letter in Infinite Craft, all you need to do is:
- Combine Earth and Wind to make Dust
- Combine Dust and Earth to make a Planet
- Combine Fire and Planet to make the Sun
- Combine Sun and Sun to make Sunflower
- Combine Fire and Wind to make Smoke
- Combine Smoke and Sunflower to make a Smoke Signal
- Combine Smoke Signal and Wind to make a Message
- Then finally, combine Message and Message to create a Letter
How to Make 1st in Infinite Craft
Now that we have Letter under our ingredients, let’s make 1st so we can get our first letter. Keep in mind that making 1st is intricate so follow these steps carefully. Just do:
- Combine Earth and Water to Make Plant
- Combine Plant and Plant to make Tree
- Combine Tree and Water to make River
- Combine Earth and River to make Delta
- Combine River and Tree to make Paper
- Combine Paper and Paper to make Book
- Combine Book and Delta to make Alphabet
- Combine Alphabet and Book to make a Dictionary
- Combine Alphabet and Dictionary to make Language
- Combine Language and Water to make Spit
- Combine Earth and Wind to make Dust
- Combine Dust and Earth to make Planet
- Combine Planet and Planet to make Star
- Combine Plant and Wind to make Dandelion
- Combine Dandelion and Tree to make Wish
- Combine Tree and Wish to make Money
- Combine Money and Star to make Fame
- Combine Dust and Dust to make Sand
- Combine Fire and Wind to make Smoke
- Combine Plant and Smoke to make Incense
- Combine Incense and Sand to make Snake
- Combine Dictionary and Snake to make Anagram
- Combine Anagram and Fame to make Name
- Combine Name and Spit to name Surname
- Combine Water and Water to make Lake
- Combine Fire and Earth to make Lava
- Combine Lava and Water to make Stone
- Combine Stone and Lake to make Lighthouse
- Combine Stone and Stone to make Boulder
- Combine Boulder and Lighthouse to make Statue of Liberty
- Combine Statue of Liberty and Water to make New York
- Combine New York and Fire to make 9/11
- Combine 9/11 and 9/11 to make 9/22
- Combine 9/22 and 9/22 to make 18/44
- Combine 18/44 and Fire to make 22
- Combine 9/22 and 22 to make 1
- Then finally, combine Surname and 1 to make 1st
From here on out, we can easily create letters.
How to Make Letters in Infinite Craft
Now you must combine 1st with Letter to make A, then combine 2nd with Letter to make B, and so on. To make things like 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc, stack 1st with each other to go up a digit, like mixing 1st and 1st will get you 2nd, and mixing 1st and 2nd will get you 3rd, etc.
And that’s all you need to know to make Letters in Infinite Craft! If you want to create other things in the game, check out Infinite Craft – How To Make A Goldfish
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