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# Crafting a Mob Cage
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Before you can capture and transport mobs using RS-MobCages, you must first craft an empty Mob Cage.
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The empty Mob Cage is used to capture supported mobs and can be reused after the captured mob has been released.
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## Crafting Recipe
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Place the required ingredients in a crafting table using the following recipe:
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The recipe will produce an empty Mob Cage.
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## Using the Mob Cage
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Once crafted, the empty Mob Cage can be used to capture a supported mob.
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To capture a mob:
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1. Hold the empty Mob Cage in your main hand.
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2. Right-click a supported mob.
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3. The mob will be captured inside the cage.
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The filled Mob Cage can then be carried in your inventory and transported to another location.
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For detailed instructions, see:
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➡️ [Capturing Mobs](./docs/Capturing-Mobs.md)
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## Reusing the Cage
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Mob Cages are reusable.
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After releasing a captured mob, the cage becomes empty again and can be used to capture another supported mob.
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This means you do not need to craft a new cage every time you want to move a mob.
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```Note: There is a known issue where sometimes cages will not stack when emptied. We are working to isolate and fix the issue, however, since it is not a breaking issue, it is lower on the priority list.```
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For more information, see:
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➡️ [Releasing Mobs](./docs/Releasing-Mobs.md)
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