
Tripwire Hook
A block placed in pairs and connected with string to form a tripwire that emits a redstone signal when an entity crosses the line.
64
N/A
Redstone
1.3
tripwire_hook
Overview
Tripwire Hook is a redstone component in the Redstone category of Minecraft, obtained through crafting it and generated structures. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Tripwire Hook.
As a redstone component, Tripwire Hook is wired into contraptions and circuits; its behaviour is what gives builders the logic and timing to automate farms, doors, and machines. Tripwire Hook additionally serves as a crafting ingredient for Crossbow. Nothing slows you down on Tripwire Hook; it is a zero-hardness block. Generated chests only ever hold Tripwire Hook in one place: pillager outpost chests (about 31%, 1 to 3 at a time).
Crafting Recipe
Crafting2
Used to Craft
Tripwire Hook is a crafting ingredient for 1 other item in Minecraft. Each one links to its own recipe and details page.
How to Obtain
- Crafting
- Generated structures
Notes
Two hooks must face each other connected by string up to 40 blocks apart. Used in jungle temple traps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Tripwire Hook in Minecraft?
Tripwire Hook is crafted at a Crafting Table using Iron Ingot, Stick, and Planks, and each craft yields 2. It can also be obtained through generated structures.
What is Tripwire Hook used for?
Tripwire Hook is a crafting ingredient used to make Crossbow.
How many Tripwire Hook can you stack?
A full slot is 64 Tripwire Hook, which costs 32 Iron Ingot, 32 Stick, and 32 Planks, since each one returns 2. That is 32 passes at the crafting table.
Where do you find Tripwire Hook in chests?
Tripwire Hook is chest loot in exactly one place: pillager outpost chests (about 31%, 1 to 3 at a time). No other generated chest in the game lists it, so that structure is the only place worth searching.
When was Tripwire Hook added to Minecraft?
Tripwire Hook was added in version 1.3.