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How to Make Particle in Infinite Craft

Particle sits in the middle of Infinite Craft's difficulty curve. The shortest route we have found runs 11 steps from the four base elements, finishing with Dust plus Geneva.

The final combination

DustGenevaParticle

Long11 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 1320 known recipes

Full crafting path from the base elements

Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 11 combinations in order.

  1. 1EarthWindDust
  2. 2WaterWaterLake
  3. 3EarthWaterPlant
  4. 4PlantWindDandelion
  5. 5DandelionEarthFlower
  6. 6EarthEarthMountain
  7. 7MountainMountainMountain Range
  8. 8FlowerMountain RangeAlps
  9. 9AlpsEarthSwitzerland
  10. 10LakeSwitzerlandGeneva
  11. 11DustGenevaParticle
Crafting tree
1Earth + Windโ†’ Dust2Water + Waterโ†’ Lake3Earth + Waterโ†’ Plant4Plant + Windโ†’ Dandelion5Dandelion + Earthโ†’ Flower6Earth + Earthโ†’ Mountain7Mountain + Mountainโ†’ Mountain Range8Flower + Mountain Rangeโ†’ Alps9Alps + Earthโ†’ Switzerland10Lake + Switzerlandโ†’ Geneva11Dust + Genevaโ†’ Particle

Other ways to make Particle

20 combinations are known to produce Particle. Here are 20 of them.

What you can make with Particle

Particle at a glance

Steps to craft
11
Long
Crafting depth
13
faster than 42% of solved elements
Known recipes
20
ways to make it
Used in
61
other combinations

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Frequently asked questions

How do you make Particle in Infinite Craft?

Combine Dust with Geneva. The full path from the base elements takes 11 steps.

How many steps does it take to make Particle?

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

Is Particle hard to make in Infinite Craft?

It rates as long. At 11 steps it is faster than 42% of solved elements.

Is there more than one way to make Particle?

Yes. 20 combinations are known to produce Particle, and the shortest route is shown above.

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