Bukkit

@TheClubMC

You can't set a specific slot for a shaped craft (at least with this plugin, I can't remember offhand if vanilla does the same behavior). RecipeManager will reduce the size to the smallest needed size so that the shape can be applied anywhere and not be confusing to the end users creating the recipes.

Shift click does work for multiple crafting, but it is disabled on some more complex flags, such as ingredient condition as the results are too complex to handle at this time.

I could probably add an option to toggle the display of those, but they were added to help end user's to be aware of what's happening when crafting items. Is there a particular reason you'd like them hidden, such as a custom message?

item-datas.yml explains what it does in the header of the file. If you are not using a modded server (client side mods, not server), you can most likely ignore that file altogether.

@Draconic_Flame The best way right now would be to use @command with the MoreItems command: /mi create <Item Identifier> and then add the @noresult flag to prevent the normal item being created.

I don't have any plans to add other plugin support at this time, but I'm working on making the plugin more extendable so that in the future, there can be addons to RecipeManager that work to add that kind of functionality.

@Francis502

It's a complicated issue that I haven't found a perfect solution for yet. Vanilla Minecraft only supports material and data for recipes, so whenever a recipe is created with extra conditions such as your case, the conditions should be caught and handled by RecipeManager, but any material and data that matches will still produce the base result (ignoring any RM conditions). I think it will need to have partial multi-result support implemented in order to handle things differently, but it still wouldn't be a perfect solution.

@xH3LLRAIZ3Rx

I don't believe there is a way to make any item consumable. This might make more sense as an extension plugin in the future though.

@negrocarnecaliente

Use air instead of null.

That api uses NMS, which can potentially break between versions of Minecraft. I use the Bukkit API only. Some of the work I'm doing now may allow for me to add these in a safer way, but I will not be adding NMS code into the base plugin.

@xH3LLRAIZ3Rx

I have messed around a bit with ProtocolLib and it seemed to work at first, but I ran into issues with it (specifically, it not being able to tell what attributes were set on an item already). I will probably revisit it once I refactor some of the project to be extendable.

@xH3LLRAIZ3Rx

Those attributes are for entities/players, not items. The ItemMeta.Spigot is only useful if you are building against the Spigot API. I do not plan to support Spigot specific API at this time.

@tutur1004

Potions changed in 1.9. The next release should make these functional again.

@BSeeker69 @tutur1004

These aren't supported in the Bukkit API yet as far as I'm aware.

@xH3LLRAIZ3Rx

It looks like you're just trying to have two different skulls in a recipe. So some of the skulls should have the Power Crystal name and some should have the Electromagnet name. What's happening right now is that your recipe is expecting them all to have both, which clearly isn't possible. To fix this, you can add the "needed" flag to each to add the amount of each that needs to be met. For example:

craft
gold_ingot:0 + skull_item:3 + gold_ingot:0
skull_item:3 + skull_item:3 + skull_item:3
gold_ingot:0 + skull_item:3 + gold_ingot:0
= paper:0:1
@name §6Magical Magnetism Paper
@lore §7
@lore §a§oUsed to make a Magnetism Enchantment Book
@ingredientcondition skull_item | name §c§lPower Crystal | needed 2
@ingredientcondition skull_item | name §cElectromagnet | needed 3
@ingredientcondition gold_ingot | name §bAluminum Brass Ingot

The downside with this is that you can't choose the order they have to be in, but the recipe will now require two of the skulls to have Power Crystal and 3 to have Electromagnet. You can change the needed amounts as desired, but as long as you don't want all items of a type (ex: skull) to have the same conditions, you need to apply the needed attribute to each condition. Since the gold ingots condition's are applying to all gold ingots in the recipe, it works as it should and doesn't require the needed attribute.

Let me know if there's any issues or confusion with this.

@pilvimaa

If I haven't said elsewhere, this will need updating for 1.9 potion handling. I haven't had a chance to handle some of the updates yet, but it is on my todo list.

@Xenigraph

It looks like you have a configuration issue. Can you pastebin your recipes so that I can verify that the recipes are configured correctly?

@slimpyman

RecipeManager doesn't have any custom enchantments. It should pickup enchantments added by other plugins though. You should be able to find any added in the ".html" files in your RecipeManager folder

@Kontacraft

These aren't currently supported by the Bukkit/Spigot API as far as I'm aware. You can use the @command flag along with @noresult though to give an item via command and ignore the normal result.

@OmiRG9

The latest release (v2.7.3 at this time) still supports 1.7.x versions.