How to Make a Lead in Minecraft

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How To Make A Lead In Minecraft

In Minecraft, you can tame and ride the mobs like Horse or Cow. Before you tame mob with saddle, you can tie them with a lead. This time, Wowkia will give you a tutorial on how to make a Lead in Minecraft.

A lead is a handy tool that can be used as a leash. Also, you can tie the mob to a fence and make them don’t move or running away. Additionally, villagers, wandering traders, and hostile mobs other than hoglins and zoglins can be leashed using a map or NBT editor.

Whenever a lead is removed or damaged, it falls as an item at the mob location. However, it does not fall when released in Creative mode. ‌ A lead does not break if the animal it is attached to dies.

So, let’s check how to make a Lead in Minecraft and the ingredients needed.

Require Materials

If you want to make this item, you need to have the following materials:

  • String (4)
  • Slimeball (1)

How to Craft a Lead in Minecraft

Time needed: 5 minutes

After collecting the required materials, you can follow the tutorial step-by-step. This is how to make a Lead in Minecraft.

  1. Open the Crafting Menu

    The same as making any other items, you need to open the Crafting Menu, then you’ll see the 3×3 grids.

  2. Add Ingredients

    Like we said before, you need 4 Strings and 1 Slimeball to make a Lead. You must follow the exact pattern of the item recipe, so be careful.

    In the first row, you can fill the box with 2 Strings at the first and second boxes. Then, put 1 String to the first box and 1 Slimeball in the second box in the second row. Last, you need to put again 1 String to the third box in the third row. Check the following image for more!

  3. Finish

    After that, a Lead will have appeared in the right box of the crafting menu. You can save it to your inventory and use it later.

That’s how to make a Lead in Minecraft. We have made other Minecraft tutorials including how to breed a horse. There are still many other Minecraft tutorials that we will share in the future. So, don’t forget to keep following us and leave a comment.

source: Digminecraft

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