To jump straight to sample code, click here (MBE35).
Crafting Recipes
For simple crafting recipes, there are two main types-- "Shaped", where the shape of the ingredients is important
- "Shapeless", where it doesn't matter how the ingredients are arranged in the table
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Shaped Recipe with metadata (Red Dye) |
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Shapeless Recipe - the yellow and blue dye can be placed anywhere |
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Shaped Recipe using json file |
There are also "Ore" recipes, which are a Forge extension.
"Ores" are a way for mods to add blocks & items which are equivalent to vanilla blocks for crafting.
For example - an ore recipe which uses "logWood" will accept a log of spruce, oak, birch, pine, etc. If your mod registers its balsawood log using OreDictionary.registerOre("logWood", BalsaWood), then your BalsaWood log will also be accepted in the recipe.
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Shaped Ore recipe - "treeLeaves" ore will accept any kind of leaves |
You can add your own complicated recipes (eg like Fireworks recipes) by implementing IRecipe and registering it using GameData.register_impl(myRecipe implements IRecipe);
Miscellaneous notes-
- Vanilla recipes are automatically also valid when mirrored left-right. If you don't want this, you can use a shaped ore recipe with false as the first parameter.
- If you want the recipe to ignore an item's metadata / damage value, use OreDictionary.WILDCARD_VALUE for the damage value.
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Non-mirrored recipes can be created using ShapedOreRecipe (ItemCauldron, new Object[] {false, ...} |
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The steel sword recipe uses OreDictionary.WILDCARD_VALUE to ignore the sword's damage. In contrast, the gold sword recipe only works on undamaged swords. |
Furnace Recipes
Furnace recipes can be added using GameRegistry.addSmelting(..)
Extra fuel types can be added using GameRegistry.registerFuelHandler(...)
Wuppy29 recipes tutorial 1
Wuppy29 recipes tutorial 2
For good vanilla example recipes:
smelting - see FurnaceRecipes
shapeless recipes - see RecipeDyes
ore based recipes - OreDictionary
custom recipes - see RecipeFireworks
Wuppy29 recipes tutorial 2
For good vanilla example recipes:
smelting - see FurnaceRecipes
shapeless recipes - see RecipeDyes
ore based recipes - OreDictionary
custom recipes - see RecipeFireworks
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