@haveric

Is there any way to allow SMELT recipes to work with @individualresults. I would really like to be able to make my smelting setup work properly. As described previously I know that this does not work

Chunk of Iron = Brick of Iron SMELT Iron Ingot @override iron_ore % 10

iron_ingot

@name Brick of Iron @ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Chunk of Iron

Silver Ore = Brick of Silver SMELT Silver Ingot @override iron_ore % 8

iron_ingot

@name Brick of Silver @ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Silver Ore

If individualresults could be used on SMELT recipes then I could do

SMELT @individualresults @override iron_ore % 10

iron_ingot

@name Brick of Iron @ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Chunk of Iron

iron_ingot

@name Brick of Silver @ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Silver Ore

And continue the list further down since I would like 5 - 6 differently names items using the iron_ore item.

@NghtShad

Thank you! Since (you may have already noticed) english isnt my native language, I was having a hard time understanding the flags. That will suffice. Im sorry I cant help you with your problem.

@Francis502

In your case you should be able to do

CRAFT
@individualresults
stone + dirt
= result 1
  @ingredientcondition stone | name "A" | failmsg false
= result 2
  @ingredeintcondition stone | name "B" | failmsg false

Note: you may not need the "failmsg false" bit

Craft recipes allow for the @individualresults flag to be used but in my case Smelt recipes are single output recipes only so it cannot be used. If the craft recipes are the exact same not taking into account the @ingredientcondition name being different then yes the second one will not work because the first one is the one being accepted. I will have to do this same thing when it comes to making different types of swords.

My problem is that since Smelt recipes are only capable of single results then how can I make the example I provided previously work when iron_ore could be one of 10+ item names, all with their own results?

@NghtShad

It also happens with crafts. If i put a crafting that requires a stone block called 'A' and a grass block, and then another one that requires a stone block called 'B' and ALSO the same grass block, only the first one will load. If I try to craft the second one it wont let me, saying that the block needs to be named "A".

It removes a lot of flexibility.

For example, I want some permits that let you use some plugins, so i make them that, when placed on a crafting table, the plugin will add the necesary permissions. I make two different paper items, one with the name "Permit 1: Use plugin X" and the other with the name "Permit 2: Use plugin Y".

Well, when placing the permit 2, it tells me I need to call it "permit 1: use plugin x"

Also is there a way to add a name definition to a fuel type so that
351:8 ; name Coal Powder will work as fuel and 351:8 will not?

When I make multiple smelt recipes with the same source block type only one of the smelt recipes work.

//Chunk of Iron = Brick of Iron
SMELT Iron Ingot
@override
iron_ore % 10
= iron_ingot
@name Brick of Iron
@ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Chunk of Iron

//Silver Ore = Brick of Silver
SMELT Silver Ingot
@override
iron_ore % 8
= iron_ingot
@name Brick of Silver
@ingredientcondition iron_ore | name Silver Ore

With these two together only the Silver Ore appears to work and the Chunk of Iron recipe does not. The Furnace just sits idle without any animation. I have been able to force it to start by first putting in cobble and then replacing the cobble with the iron_ore named Chunk of Iron but it completes with no result other then the words "(Furnace World: xxxxx) Chunk of Iron Needs Name: Silver Ore"

@nashoxx

Use the @permission flag in your recipe : @permission recipemanager.craft.FragileBowl

Okay so I want to give permissions per craft. Is that possible?

Is this, for example, possible?:

Let's say I have a craft called "FragileBowl", and I want a permission for that_{so it would be like: recipemanager.craft.FragileBowl}

Hi,

I'm using RecipeManager v2.6.4 on kCauldron 1.7.10 and everything works fine, but I can't use the flag @itemname for a brewing recipe result. I know the brewing recipes are currently in beta, but there is a workaround to allow named results in a brewing stand ?

Thanks you in advance for your answer :)

@haveric

Alright, thank you for the information. I wish you good luck if you ever decide to make the extension and add the food/saturation options! :)

@haveric

I don't know any possible way to do that in Vanilla Minecraft. However, there is this plugin which seems to be able to do it. I don't have much knowledge on actually making plugins, so this might not be useful at all to you. This is the plugin I'm talking about; https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/myrecipes.5176/ Also, I can edit the link away, or delete this whole post if you don't wish for other plugins to be linked here! Just give me the word and I'll do it! :)

I'd love to see the ability to change food/saturation of food-items because I'd be a great combo together with all the other possibilities of your plugin! :)

@haveric

It's already fixed. Apparently moving the @ingredientcondition tag to the bottom of the list fixed the problem.

Here's what I had first;

COMBINE enchant iron_sword
@individualresults
267 + 339
= 267
@ingredientcondition PAPER | enchant PROTECTION_FIRE 1
@cloneingredient allmeta
@enchantitem PROTECTION_FIRE

And this is the working one I have right now;

COMBINE enchant iron_sword
@individualresults
267 + 339
= 267
@cloneingredient allmeta
@enchantitem PROTECTION_FIRE
@ingredientcondition PAPER | enchant PROTECTION_FIRE 1

Thank you anyways! :) Also; Small question: Do you think you'll ever add a way to configure the food-fill and saturation of food-type items?