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By TGxRedPlayer · Posted
Hello everyone, I'm new to all this so I don't really know what I'm doing lol but I made a recipe for Scorched Guns 2 to be able to craft the creative ammo box and I figured it would make more sense if the recipe contained the enchanted book of infinity and two other books from the mod so I followed the guide at https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/1.20.x/resources/server/recipes/ingredients/#custom-ingredients and it seemed to work fine, I didn't get (or at least I didn't see it in the log) errors about the datapack and JEI recognizes if the recipe is missing anything and when all the ingredients are there (id and level), but when pressing the + or just manually putting them in the crafting table then nothing happens, I also tried the same recipe but removing the NBTs and just using items like sticks and stones to craft it and everything worked so I assume the NBTs are the problem, here's the json, am I missing anything? Thanks -
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Make a workspace for the mod's Minecraft version. Just download the MDK of whatever that version is. Then, add it as a dependency. So, if it's on CurseForge, you can do something like this: dependencies { implementation fg.deobf("curse.maven:PROJECT_ID:VERSION_ID") } Then you can take the mapped jar from Gradle's caches (in IntelliJ this is right click > Open in > Explorer) and run it through your favorite decompiler (FernFlower, VineFlower, etc).
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