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working with 1.6.2?

Can This plugin support EpicBossGoldEdition?

Help Me ! plz

Pls keep up this amazing plugin <3

Hello!

By trial and error, and reading back comments and forum, I was able to config something which might work. The goal is to get out 2 recipes for one item, and put in a new recipe for it. This is the current config:

craft
@override
@restrict <red>Not so easy.
smooth_brick:* + flint_and_steel:0 + smooth_brick:*
air + stone_pickaxe:0 + air
air + stick:0 + air
= air:0:1

craft
@override
@restrict <red>Not so easy.
x30500:0 + air + x30500:0
x30500:0 + air + x30500:0
= air:0:1

craft
x30500:0 + x30494:0 + x30500:0
x30500:0 + 259 + x30500:0
air + x1504:0 + air
= x30499:0:1

All seems to be all right:

>rmrecipes x30499:0:1
11:24:17 [INFO] [RecipeManager] ----- Recipes for X30499 (1 of 1)-----
11:24:17 [INFO] [RecipeManager] SHAPED RECIPE
=1x X30499

Shape
[1][2][1]
[1][3][1]
[_][4][_]

Ingredients
1: X30500
2: X30494
3: Flint And Steel:any
4: X1504
11:24:17 [INFO] [RecipeManager] ----- No more recipes -----

But I still can craft by the old recipes, and still can't craft the new ones. The same with the inventory recipe helper NotEnoughItems 1.5.2.28

@teyjiarong1

I was able to make alternative crafting recipes for some custom modded items. As long as you know the item id and data value, and how to use those in the recipe format it should work.

@HammerHedd

I didn't even know about CraftBook, but it looks like it adds custom recipes dynamically in-game as well. CraftBook might be ignoring the recipes you're making, but if you've got something like that I'm not sure why you need RecipeManager, except for fuel recipes or maybe slightly more customization.

Guys... Can This Plugin Support DiabloDrops???

This Plugin Can Create Item??

@player56

Strangely, still no luck with crafting (anything). I'm combing through the permissions right now... Is there any chance that this conflicts with craftbook?

Can This Plugin support RPGITEM?

This Plugin can support CustomItems ???

My ENG not good ps

@jhs232

So, someone asked previously if it was possible to make TNT use 50 sulfur instead of 5. Here you go.

craft TNT
@override
@displayresult first | silentfail
@ingredientcondition sulphur:0 | amount 10
sulphur:0 + sand:* + sulphur:0
sand:* + sulphur:0 + sand:*
sulphur:0 + sand:* + sulphur:0
= TNT:0:1

Also np hammerhead.

@player56

Thanks so much... I knew there has to be a simple answer that I was just missing. Now that I have this straight, hopefully I can cook up some real fun :)

thanks for your help.

@HammerHedd

Well the recipe result is your problem. Unless you made an alias (I.E. an alternate name) for WEB to be called cobweb then that name doesn't exist.

When you want to create a specific item, try looking it up in the wiki first. There in the bottom of its little table where it says type, physics, best tool to harvest with etc, is the data value for that item. For example, Cobweb on the minecraft wiki is the data value 30. If you look up that data value in the name index html page provided by the plugin author, the name for cobweb is WEB, but you can just say this:

craft 
string +    air   + string
air    +  string  + air
string +    air   + string
= web

Also, you're trying to say "make one cobweb out of this" but the value after the item name is the visual effect value not the item count. If you wanted to say that, you would do:

= web:0:1

because cobweb has only one type data value. But, the recipe above works just fine because you don't need to specify visual effect or item count if you just want one.

Maybe someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong here:

craft
string +    air   + string
air    +  string  + air
string +    air   + string
= cobweb:1

should make a cobweb, right? Am I naming something wrong?

@lordmalachi

You really aren't far off. Let me help you out there...

smelt
@override
log
= coal:0:1
//  @name Charcoal
//There really shouldn't be any need to do the @name flag
//But, there it is, just un-comment it to use it

craft oldcoalblock
@override
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
= coal:1
  @name Coal Chunk
  @lore A large chunk of coal

craft New_Coal_Block
  @ingredientcondition coal | name Coal Chunk
  @ingredientcondition coal | lore A large chunk of coal
coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1
coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1
coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1
= coal_block

craft coalchunktocoal
  @ingredientcondition coal | name Coal Chunk
  @ingredientcondition coal | lore A large chunk of coal
coal:1
= coal:0:9

craft coal block to chunk
@override
coal_block
= coal:1:9
  @name Coal Chunk
  @lore A large chunk of coal

The problem with the overrides is that you weren't really using them to change the recipe. An @override should be used to change the output of a specific craft recipe if it already exists in minecraft. In your case you were using @override the right way on the recipe input, but then your recipe didn't change the output so it essentially did nothing. I tested these with my server, so they will convert back and forth as you want them to.

About the fuels... it seems like because charcoal is using the same material value as coal if you change the fuel time of coal it changes charcoal's fuel time, and changing charcoal's fuel time does nothing. I have not been able to separate coal and charcoal fuel time, you may wish to use another item than charcoal as the "Coal Chunk" item, perhaps coal ore?

However, I am using your fuel recipe for coal_block % 8000 and it's working just fine. Perhaps because you were using that invalid charcoal fuel recipe previously it didn't work. Try separating the coal_block fuel recipe from your other fuel recipes.

@CommodoreAlpha

Sorry for the delay, by config(s) I assume you meant the recipe files? I'll go with that. This is what I have before reading anything in your post, I'll wait and see what you have to say on these and then give your suggestions a try. I am aware I probably have unneeded code in the recipe, I just kinda muddled through it till it basically did what I wanted.

smelt
log
= coal:0:1
  @name Charcoal

craft
@override
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
= coal_block:0:1

craft oldcoalblock
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
coal:0 + coal:0 + coal:0
= coal:1
  @name Coal Chunk
  @lore A large chunk of coal

Craft New_Coal_Block

  @ingredientcondition coal | name Coal Chunk
  @ingredientcondition coal | lore A large chunk of coal

coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1
coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1
coal:1 + coal:1 + coal:1

= coal_block

Craft Compressed Coal Block

  @keepitem piston_base

coal_block + coal_block + coal_block
coal_block + piston_base + coal_block
coal_block + coal_block + coal_block

= coal_block
  @name Compressed Coal Block
  @lore A compressed block of coal

craft coalchunktocoal
  @ingredientcondition coal | name Coal Chunk
  @ingredientcondition coal | lore A large chunk of coal
coal:1
= coal:0:9



craft coal block to chunk
@override
coal_block:*

= coal:0:81

fuel
coal:1 % 800
coal_block % 8000

@h0us3cat

h0us3cat It looks like you got an error because your version is out of date. The code you're using is different from the one on the github repo right now, and the place the error originated should be fixed by code there already. If you're using the most up to date version you may want to try grabbing the github jar file yourself.

edit: In fact, an update applied three months ago to the file where you are having the error is meant to deal with the exact error you are experiencing. I recommend updating to 2.0, not beta or alpha.