#Each recipe has a unique id.
#Lets have a look at a shapeless recipe.
#8: <-this is the unique ID.
# Result: 3 <-the ID of the result.
# Quantity: 6 <-the quantity of the result.
# Materials: {2: 3, 6: 2} <-Starting materials, format: "id: quantity".
# Type: Shapeless <-Define the type
#For data values in materials, add a DataValues node (value doesn't matter) and use the following syntax:
#{id: quantity/data, id: quantity/data...}
#To addd result data:
# Add ResultData node, set it to the needed value.
#To add result damage:
# Add ResultDamage node, set it to the needed value.
example8:
Result: 256
Quantity: 6
Materials: {256: 1/127}
DataValues: abc
Type: Shapeless
abc74:
Result: 256
Quantity: 6
Materials: {265: 1}
Type: Shapeless
ResultDamage: 251
#Now a shaped recipe
#3: <-z ceho se bude craftit.
# Shape: <-do not touch this, it is a keyword.
# - [3, 3, 3] <- prvni radek
# - [3, 0, 3] <- druhej radek
# - [3, 3, 3] <- treti radek
# Result: 4 <-co vyjde
# Quantity: 8 <-pocet
#Note that by default, if no type is defined, the plugin will think that the recipe is shaped.
psi_vejce:
Shape:
- [352, 352, 352]
- [352, 344, 352]
- [352, 352, 352]
Result: 383
ResultData: 95
Quantity: 1
#Another example of a shaped recipe, showing that the recipes don't have to fill in the whole grid.