Cherry Button

The cherry button is a new item introduced in Minecraft 1.20, the "Trails & Tales" update. It is a non-solid block that produces a temporary redstone signal when pressed by a player or hit by an arrow/trident. Similar to other wooden buttons, the cherry button has a distinctive cherry wood texture. In the game, it can be used to open iron doors and activate redstone devices, such as command blocks. The cherry button is crafted from one cherry plank on a crafting table in survival mode. In creative mode, it can be found in the inventory. The name, ID, and data value of the cherry button vary across different platform versions. Buttons in Minecraft are commonly used in redstone circuits as a temporary power source. Also, wooden buttons can be used as fuel in furnaces, smelting 0.5 items per button. The cherry button differs from other wooden buttons in its material and color, providing players with more decorative options. It plays an important role in Minecraft's mechanics and redstone systems.