Create: Encapsulated

Poke Ball Base Recipe

Mixing Paint Example Recipe

This is only the Red Paint, but there's up to 16 different paint colors, with multiple recipes to mix colors in order to obtain different colors (Red+Blue=Purple for example)

Poké Ball Lids

Tier 1 Poké Balls

Tier 2 Poke Balls

Now uses both Iron and Zinc in their recipes

Tier 3 Poke Balls

Uses Brass instead of Gold now.

Ethers and Elixirs

22

Tier 4 Poke Balls

Most Sequenced Assembly Recipes

Painting Items using Basins

Painting Smeargle's Tail

Exp. Candies

The Exp. Candies, as well as a Rare Candy recipe. The Honey and Milk take 250 mB (Millibuckets) each.

Converting Moomoo Milk to Fluid Milk and Vice Versa

Each bottle of Moomoo Milk is now 250 mB (Millibuckets); It takes four bottles to make a bucket of Vanilla Minecraft Milk.

Potion Fluids

Potion Fluid Recipes. The order is sequential; going from Potion -> Super Potion -> Hyper Potion -> Max Potion -> Full Restore. When mixed, it grants 1,000 mB (Millibuckets) of fluid; That's four potions each time you make a batch.

Origin Alloy Recipe

Yeah unfortunately the way Create works with these recipes you have to have your items in an exact order. I've tried my best to annotate where each item goes in the grid. Anyways; Origin Alloy is used to make the Origin Base and Lid for an Origin Ball.

Origin Ball Process

Master Ball Recipe

Cherish Ball Recipe

Super Training Candy Recipes

Misc Crushing Recipe Examples

Berries can now be Milled into Dye, alongside Apricorns and Medicinal Leeks. Compacted Tumblestone blocks can be crushed back into usable Tumblestones. Evolution Stone Ores can be crushed for extra rewards, and Vivichokes can be milled for more Seeds.

Remedy Recipes

Builders Tea and Chocolate Recipe from Create

Now able to be made in Cobblemon's Campfire Pots.

Misc Cobblemon Recipes

Builders Tea from Mint Leaves

Mochi Recipes

Ability Capsule and Patch Recipes

Vitamin Recipes

Battle Item Recipes

Revive and Max Revive Recipes

EV Feather Recipes

Status Heal Recipes