Crafting
Suncraft Crafting and Furnace Guide — How to Verify Recipes and Deposits
Build a reliable crafting log instead of copying recipe numbers that may belong to a demo or an earlier patch.
Recipe log format
Station — input(s) — fuel/time prompt — output — verified on build/date
Use the exact names shown by the game. If an icon is ambiguous, write 待确认 / unverified instead of guessing what the material is.
Furnace test checklist
- Check whether the furnace accepts one item or a batch.
- Record whether input order changes the result.
- Note any fuel, timer, or queue prompt.
- Confirm where the output appears: station, inventory, or nearby storage.
- Repeat the recipe after reloading if the result is important.
Depositing materials without losing the loop
The most useful early observation is how a station receives materials. Test the visible interaction on one cheap item, then repeat with the objective’s required material. A correct guide should say what prompt to press and where the item goes, not just “put it in the furnace.”
Why the furnace deserves its own page
The demo hands-on describes the furnace as the main place for recipes used by quests and other buildings. The full Steam description expands that loop with workstations, machines, and components for village repair. That makes the furnace a progression hinge: when a recipe is missing, check the current objective, station unlock, and fuel prompt before assuming the ingredient is unavailable.
The official materials do not publish a complete recipe table. A screenshot-backed entry should show the station, inputs, fuel/time prompt, output, and build number together.
Sources
Quick answers
Are Suncraft furnace recipes published officially?
The public materials confirm crafting and machines, but do not provide a complete verified recipe table. Record recipes from the current game build before publishing exact inputs.
How should I test a furnace recipe?
Record the station, input order, quantity, fuel or time prompt, output, and build/date, then repeat it once.