Collect recipes and use workbenches to convert gathered resources into useful objects.
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Walkthrough
- A recipe is the permission to make an item; owning ingredients alone does not unlock it. Check PC shops as the local Environment Level rises, register Pokémon for milestone recipes, and search daily sparkling-water ripples for other discoveries.
- At a workbench, select the learned recipe and compare its material counts with your supplies. Craft multiple copies together when you have enough materials. The
Storage Box unlocks at six registrations and costs one
Lumber, making it a practical early storage project. Place a storage box directly beside the workbench to use its materials while crafting. Version 2.0 consumes those stored materials before items in your bag. - Materials can themselves require processing. A Chop helper makes lumber from small logs and a Burn helper makes brick from squishy clay. Reserve processed supplies for Center and story construction before spending them on optional decoration.
Recipe sources
| Source | What to check |
|---|---|
| PC shop | More choices unlock as local Environment Level rises. |
| Story | Requests teach some recipes. |
| Sparkling water | Recipes can appear in daily resetting ripples. |
| Pokédex | Registration milestones award recipes. |
Troubleshooting
| Situation | What to check |
|---|---|
| The object is not in the workbench menu | Find its recipe first; inspect the shop, registration rewards or other recorded recipe source. |
| A recipe is known but cannot be made | Compare every listed material and quantity with the current inventory. |
Related records and guides
Notes
- On a recipe page such as
Storage Box, use Craft batches to total the known materials for multiple batches. Habitat Planner under Tools can combine several recipe and habitat plans.
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