Oak Pressure Plate is crafted from 2 oak planks and emits a redstone signal of strength 15 when any entity — including dropped items — stands on it.
Guide
Place 2 oak planks side by side in a horizontal row in any crafting grid — a 2×1 row is enough — to receive 1 Oak Pressure Plate.
Select Oak Pressure Plate in your hotbar and right-click any solid, full block to place Oak Pressure Plate on top of it.
Run redstone dust from the block directly beneath Oak Pressure Plate or from the side to connect Oak Pressure Plate to doors, pistons, dispensers, or other redstone devices.
Walk onto Oak Pressure Plate or throw any item onto Oak Pressure Plate — even a single dropped stick triggers Oak Pressure Plate and sustains a signal of strength 15.
Place Oak Pressure Plate at the output of a mob farm or item sorter so Oak Pressure Plate activates a hopper or alarm whenever items accumulate, automating your collection system.
Oak Pressure Plate detects items and boats — unlike a Stone Pressure Plate which ignores them. Use Oak Pressure Plate when you need a fully universal entity sensor.
Oak Pressure Plate is triggered by all entities: players, mobs, dropped items, boats, and minecarts. This makes Oak Pressure Plate more sensitive than a Stone Pressure Plate, which does not detect items or vehicles.
Oak Pressure Plate emits a redstone signal of strength 15 — the maximum possible — whenever any entity stands on Oak Pressure Plate.
Oak Pressure Plate is crafted by placing 2 oak planks side by side in a horizontal row in a crafting grid, producing 1 Oak Pressure Plate.
Oak Pressure Plate detects all entities including dropped items, boats, and minecarts, while Stone Pressure Plate only detects players and mobs. Use Oak Pressure Plate when item detection is required.
Yes — any mob standing on Oak Pressure Plate activates it, which can open doors or trigger other mechanisms. If you want player-only access, use a Stone Pressure Plate or a button instead of Oak Pressure Plate.