Recipes
Create machine recipes using Crafttweaker
Custom machine recipes can be made with Crafttweaker.
Create a .zs file in the scripts folder (ex: custom_machine_recipes.zs).
Then inside the .zs file you can use either <recipetype:custommachinery:custom_machine>.create(machine, time) or
<recipetype:custommachinery:custom_craft>.create(machine, output)
Add some requirements to the builder then call .build(); to register the recipe.
You can also use .build(recipe_name); to register the recipe with a custom name.
The recipe name can be any string in lowercase and without whitespace or special characters. Also two recipes can't have the same name.
Machine Recipe :
//Create the builder
<recipetype:custommachinery:custom_machine>.create("namespace:machine_id", 20)
// Add requirements here
.build(); //Build and register the recipe
.build(recipe_name); //Same as above but you can set a custom recipe name.Craft recipe :
//Create the builder
<recipetype:custommachinery:custom_craft>.create("namespace:machine_id", <item:minecraft:diamond>)
// Add requirements here
.build(); //Build and register the recipe
.build(recipe_name); //Same as above but you can set a custom recipe name.🔴DON'T FORGET THE SEMICOLON ";" AFTER THE BUILD METHOD🔴
Requirements
You can add various requirements by calling the methods below directly on the custom machine recipe builder.
FunctionSkyRequirements special properties
Some requirements (almost all) have various properties that can change its behaviour.
To set these properties you must call one or several of the methods below immediatly after the desired requirement. The properties will only be applied on the latest added requirement when the method is called.
If the latest added requirement doesn't support the property an error will be logged and nothing will happen (the property will be ignored).
Priority
Use the method below to set the priority of the recipe.
If this method is called several times only the latest will be used.
If this is called AFTER .jei() (no need to be immediately after) this will act as the "jeiPriority" instead, defining the priority of the recipe to show in jei instead of the priority to be checked in the machine.
If no priority is set, the default value : 0 will be used.
.priority(priority)The
priorityparam must be an integer value.
Jei
If the method below is called, all requirements added after that will be added to the jei property requirement list.
.jei()This action cannot be inverted, you must add all your recipe requirements before calling it.
Requirements added after this method will only be displayed in jei but not executed by the machine. Learn more here.
Reset on error
If the method below is called, the recipe will reset the machine instead of erroring when a requirement throw an error.
.resetOnError()Note : When the machine is reset its inventory remains the same, but all already consumed inputs are lost.
Hide in JEI
Call the following method anywhere in your recipe builder (between .create() and .build();) to make the recipe hidden in JEI.
The recipe will still work in the machine but won't show in JEI.
.hide()Examples :
Example 1
A 100 tick recipe that use 5mB of water, 5mB of any fluid with tag lava and 20FE per tick to create a stone.
mods.custommachinery.CMRecipeBuilder.create("custommachinery:stone_generator", 100)
.requireFluid(<fluid:minecraft:water> * 5)
.requireFluidTag(<tag:fluids:minecraft:lava>, 5)
.requireEnergyPerTick(20)
.produceItem(<item:minecraft:stone>)
.build();
Example 2
A 200 tick recipe that use 1 item with tag stone and 20FE per tick to create 1 cobblestone, 1 gravel with 50% chance and 1 sand with 10% chance.
mods.custommachinery.CMRecipeBuilder.create("custommachinery:power_crusher", 200)
.requireItemTag(<tag:items:forge:stone>, 1)
.requireEnergyPerTick(20)
.produceItem(<item:minecraft:cobblestone>)
.produceItem(<item:minecraft:gravel>).chance(0.5)
.produceItem(<item:minecraft:sand>).chance(0.1)
.build();
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