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Purple Carpet

Purple Carpet is a thin purple decorative floor covering crafted from Purple Wool. Mobs cannot spawn on carpet, and it can be placed on llamas as decoration.

Stack Size

64

Durability

N/A

Category

Utility Blocks

Version Added

1.6

Item ID

purple_carpet

Purple Carpet at a glance

Crafting gives you Purple Carpet, a block filed under Utility Blocks. A single slot takes 64 Purple Carpet, a hotbar row 576, and 3456 fill a double chest. As fuel Purple Carpet is thin: 3 per item smelted, 21 items out of a full stack.

Purple Carpet owes its colour to purple dye. It has no plant of its own: mixing one blue dye with one red dye makes two. Purple Carpet is a 0.1-hardness block. Its blast resistance repeats that 0.1, so Purple Carpet offers no shelter. It sits between Purple Bed and Purple Concrete Powder in Utility Blocks, number 255 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

Crafting
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How to obtain

  • Crafting

Fuel value

Purple Carpet burns for 3.35 seconds (67 ticks), so 3 Purple Carpet smelt one item

Notes

Two matching-color wool yield three carpet. White carpet can also be made from white wool and re-dyed.

Frequently asked questions about Purple Carpet

  1. Purple Wool going into Purple Carpet, the recipe this answer describes

    How do you get Purple Carpet in Minecraft?

    Purple Carpet is crafted from Purple Wool at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 3.

  2. 64 Purple Carpet drawn together, the full slot the answer counts

    How many Purple Carpet can you stack?

    44 Purple Wool is what 64 Purple Carpet costs, since each one returns 3, so filling a single slot is 22 crafts. A double chest of Purple Carpet comes to 3,456, spread over 54 slots.

  3. Purple Carpet on its own, since nothing in the game is crafted from it

    What is Purple Carpet used for?

    Purple Carpet is a thin purple decorative floor covering crafted from Purple Wool. Mobs cannot spawn on carpet, and it can be placed on llamas as decoration.

  4. How long does Purple Carpet take to break?

    For Purple Carpet the game keeps hardness at 0.1, and it holds blast resistance 0.1. Nothing separates the two figures on Purple Carpet, so there is no explosive trick around it. You will not find Purple Carpet under pickaxe, axe, shovel or hoe, since it carrys no tool tag. Java 26.2 lists Purple Carpet exactly this way, which is how it is printed here.

  5. The purple dye that goes into Purple Carpet, beside Purple Carpet itself

    What dye does Purple Carpet need?

    Purple dye is what Purple Carpet needs. It has no plant of its own: mixing one blue dye with one red dye makes two for Purple Carpet.

  6. Purple Carpet beside a furnace, which is where its 3.35 seconds of burning go

    Can Purple Carpet be used as fuel?

    Purple Carpet is a small fuel: 3.35 seconds apiece, against the 10 seconds a furnace spends on one item, so 3 of them cover a single smelt. A furnace throws away no remainder, which is why Purple Carpet works out at exactly 3 to the item.

Building with it

Purple Carpet costs purple wool, and purple dye is always blue mixed with red, never a flower. That makes it a deliberate choice for a floor, usually in an enchanting room or a throne room where the colour is doing the work rather than the material.

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