Pale Oak Pressure Plate
Pale oak wooden pressure plate that reacts to players, mobs, items, and arrows resting on it.
Description
Java & Bedrock Guide
How to craft and use a Pale Oak Pressure Plate in Minecraft
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1
Get pale oak planks
Chop a pale oak tree in the Pale Garden and turn the logs into pale oak planks.
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Craft the plate
Place two pale oak planks side by side in the crafting grid to make one pale oak pressure plate.
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Place it down
Set the plate on a solid block where you want something to step on it, such as a doorway.
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4
Wire the redstone
Run redstone dust from the plate to a door, dispenser, or lamp so it activates when triggered.
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5
Step or drop on it
Walk onto the plate, or drop an item or arrow on it, to send the redstone signal.
Unlike stone pressure plates, wooden ones react to dropped items and arrows, so they work great as item detectors.
How to craft this block
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Frequently asked questions
How do you craft a Pale Oak Pressure Plate?
Place two pale oak planks side by side in the crafting grid to craft one pale oak pressure plate.
What can trigger a wooden pressure plate?
It powers redstone whenever a player, mob, dropped item, or arrow rests on top of it.
How is it different from a stone pressure plate?
A stone plate ignores items, while a wooden pale oak plate also detects dropped items and arrows.
What can you build with it?
Use it for automatic doors, traps, item detectors, and drop sorters wired to redstone devices.
Is the Pale Oak Pressure Plate in Bedrock Edition?
Yes. It was added alongside the Pale Garden in both Java 1.21.4 and Bedrock Edition.
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