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How to Make Falls in Infinite Craft

Falls sits in the middle of Infinite Craft's difficulty curve. The shortest route we have found runs 12 steps from the four base elements, finishing with Niagara plus Wind.

The final combination

NiagaraWindFalls

Long12 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 13894 known recipes

Full crafting path from the base elements

Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 12 combinations in order.

  1. 1EarthWindDust
  2. 2EarthWaterPlant
  3. 3DustPlantPollen
  4. 4PollenWaterHoney
  5. 5HoneyWaterMeade
  6. 6EarthEarthMountain
  7. 7FireWaterSteam
  8. 8SteamWindCloud
  9. 9CloudWaterRain
  10. 10MountainRainWaterfall
  11. 11MeadeWaterfallNiagara
  12. 12NiagaraWindFalls
Crafting tree
1Earth + Wind→ Dust2Earth + Water→ Plant3Dust + Plant→ Pollen4Pollen + Water→ Honey5Honey + Water→ Meade6Earth + Earth→ Mountain7Fire + Water→ Steam8Steam + Wind→ Cloud9Cloud + Water→ Rain10Mountain + Rain→ Waterfall11Meade + Waterfall→ Niagara12Niagara + Wind→ Falls

Other ways to make Falls

894 combinations are known to produce Falls. Here are 25 of them.

What you can make with Falls

Falls at a glance

Steps to craft
12
Long
Crafting depth
13
longer than 58% of solved elements
Known recipes
894
ways to make it
Used in
118
other combinations

Other elements that take 12 steps

Similar effort to Falls, if you want something else to chase.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make Falls in Infinite Craft?

Combine Niagara with Wind. The full path from the base elements takes 12 steps.

How many steps does it take to make Falls?

12 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.

Is Falls hard to make in Infinite Craft?

It rates as long. At 12 steps it is longer than 58% of solved elements.

Is there more than one way to make Falls?

Yes. 894 combinations are known to produce Falls, and the shortest route is shown above.

Path verified against the open recipe graph on . Method described in our methodology, data credited on data sources.