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How to Make Math Present in Infinite Craft

Math Present is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 46 combinations to get there, and the final one is Math Poster plus Present Tense. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.

The final combination

Math PosterPresent TenseMath Present

Marathon46 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 792 known recipes

Full crafting path from the base elements

Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 46 combinations in order.

  1. 1EarthWaterPlant
  2. 2PlantWindDandelion
  3. 3DandelionWaterWine
  4. 4WaterWineHoly Water
  5. 5FireHoly WaterVampire
  6. 6DandelionPlantWeed
  7. 7VampireWeedCount
  8. 8WaterWindWave
  9. 9CountWaveCounting
  10. 10CountingWeedMath
  11. 11EarthPlantTree
  12. 12TreeWaterRiver
  13. 13RiverTreePaper
  14. 14FireWaterSteam
  15. 15EarthSteamMud
  16. 16FireMudBrick
  17. 17BrickBrickWall
  18. 18PaperWallPoster
  19. 19PlantWaterSwamp
  20. 20MudSwampQuagmire
  21. 21PosterQuagmirePosterior
  22. 22MathPosteriorMath Poster
  23. 23EarthWindDust
  24. 24DustFireAsh
  25. 25FireSteamEngine
  26. 26EarthEngineTractor
  27. 27EarthTractorFarm
  28. 28FarmFireBarbecue
  29. 29AshBarbecueBurger
  30. 30BurgerWaterSoggy Burger
  31. 31DustEngineVacuum
  32. 32FireVacuumBlack Hole
  33. 33Black HoleEngineTime Machine
  34. 34Soggy BurgerTime MachineFuture Burger
  35. 35PlantSteamTea
  36. 36EngineWindWindmill
  37. 37TeaWindmillDutch
  38. 38DustEarthPlanet
  39. 39FirePlanetSun
  40. 40SunTime MachineFuture
  41. 41DutchFutureTense
  42. 42Future BurgerTenseFuture Tense
  43. 43WindWindTornado
  44. 44Black HoleTornadoSingularity
  45. 45Future TenseSingularityPresent Tense
  46. 46Math PosterPresent TenseMath Present
Crafting tree
1Earth + Water→ Plant2Plant + Wind→ Dandelion3Dandelion + Water→ Wine4Water + Wine→ Holy Water5Fire + Holy Water→ Vampire6Dandelion + Plant→ Weed7Vampire + Weed→ Count8Water + Wind→ Wave9Count + Wave→ Counting10Counting + Weed→ Math11Earth + Plant→ Tree12Tree + Water→ River13River + Tree→ Paper14Fire + Water→ Steam15Earth + Steam→ Mud16Fire + Mud→ Brick17Brick + Brick→ Wall18Paper + Wall→ Poster19Plant + Water→ Swamp20Mud + Swamp→ Quagmire21Poster + Quagmire→ Posterior22Math + Posterior→ Math Poster23Earth + Wind→ Dust24Dust + Fire→ Ash25Fire + Steam→ Engine26Earth + Engine→ Tractor27Earth + Tractor→ Farm28Farm + Fire→ Barbecue29Ash + Barbecue→ Burger30Burger + Water→ Soggy Burger31Dust + Engine→ Vacuum32Fire + Vacuum→ Black Hole33Black Hole + Engine→ Time Machine34Soggy Burger + Time Machine→ Future Burger35Plant + Steam→ Tea36Engine + Wind→ Windmill37Tea + Windmill→ Dutch38Dust + Earth→ Planet39Fire + Planet→ Sun40Sun + Time Machine→ Future41Dutch + Future→ Tense42Future Burger + Tense→ Future Tense43Wind + Wind→ Tornado44Black Hole + Tornado→ Singularity45Future Tense + Singularity→ Present Tense46Math Poster + Present Tense→ Math Present

Other ways to make Math Present

2 combinations are known to produce Math Present. Here are 2 of them.

Alternative combinations that produce Math Present
FirstSecondResult
Math PosterPresent TenseMath Present
Math BridgePresent TenseMath Present

Math Present at a glance

Steps to craft
46
Marathon
Crafting depth
79
longer than 98% of solved elements
Known recipes
2
ways to make it
Used in
0
other combinations

Other elements that take 46 steps

Similar effort to Math Present, if you want something else to chase.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make Math Present in Infinite Craft?

Combine Math Poster with Present Tense. The full path from the base elements takes 46 steps.

How many steps does it take to make Math Present?

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

Is Math Present hard to make in Infinite Craft?

It rates as marathon. At 46 steps it is longer than 98% of solved elements.

Is there more than one way to make Math Present?

Yes. 2 combinations are known to produce Math Present, and the shortest route is shown above.

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