drok0920

Hello, I have finally gotten a custom json recipe to work for my mod. However i still cant figure out how to change the nbt of the result based on the ingredients used. For example i have a custom nbt tag on the items being used in the recipe and i need to average those values and determine the result based on that. I hope this made sense. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello, A while back I asked about registering an IRecipe. I was told that it is better to use a custom recipe type and was pointed to this post. I have taken a look into it but i am very confused by it. I don't know how i can get it to work the way i need it to. I need the result to not only be based off of what is in the json file but also the nbt of the items used in the recipe. As i said i have no idea how to accomplish this and would appreciate any help.

So would this be correct: { "display": { "icon": { "item": "minecraft:stick" }, "title": "Sticks and Stones", "description": "Find your first basic materials scattered around your world." }, "parent": "poverhaul:stoneage/sticks_and_stones", "criteria": { "rock": { "trigger": "minecraft:inventory_changed", "conditions": { "items": [ { "item": "poverhaul:rock" }, { "type": "poverhaul:quality", "quality": 1 } ] } } } } Edit: I got a chance to test it and it works great. Thank you for all your help!

So i think i have gotten it to work but would this be how i use the predicate: { "display": { "icon": { "item": "minecraft:stone" }, "title": "Stone Age", "description": "Hunter - Gatherers" }, "criteria": { "tick": { "trigger": "modid:predicateregistryname" { "item": "poverhaul:rock", "quality": 1 } } } } Assuming that my predicate class is the fallowing: package net.drok.poverhaul.predicate; import javax.annotation.Nullable; import com.google.gson.JsonObject; import net.drok.poverhaul.ModRegistry; import net.drok.poverhaul.item.ItemRock; import net.minecraft.advancements.critereon.ItemPredicate; import net.minecraft.item.Item; import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack; import net.minecraft.util.JsonUtils; public class ItemQualityPredicate extends ItemPredicate { private final Item item; private final Integer quality; public ItemQualityPredicate(JsonObject jsonObject) { this(JsonUtils.getItem(jsonObject, "item"), JsonUtils.getInt(jsonObject, "quality")); } public ItemQualityPredicate(@Nullable Item i, int q) { this.item = i; this.quality = q; } @Override public boolean test(ItemStack stack) { if(this.item != null && stack.getItem() == this.item) { ItemRock rock = (ItemRock) ModRegistry.rock; int q = rock.getQuality(stack); if(q >= this.quality) { return true; } } else if(stack.getItem() == this.item) { ItemRock rock = (ItemRock) ModRegistry.rock; int q = rock.getQuality(stack); if(q >= this.quality) { return true; } } return false; } }

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How do i use the register method? It asks for a function what should i give it?

Not trying to be pushy but i still haven't fixed the issue. How do i register the predicate?

There is no register method in ItemPredicate either.

Eclipse is saying that ItemPredicates is not a class so i am unable to register it. Is it called something else now?

What is an item predicate and how do i use one.

Can you explain a bit more? Im confused.

Well i was hoping to have that as one requirement and another requirement if possible. But if this is the only way to do it other than making a custom trigger or something then i will just split the advancement in half.

Hello again, I have finally gotten my advancements to work but now i need a functionality that im not sure exists. I have an item that has an integer stored in its nbt and i would like my advancement to trigger when it is above a certain value. Under some circumstances i could just list every number above the number i want but since the number can range from 0 to 100 that would not be reasonable. So my question is how can i trigger the advancement when said value is greater than a certain amount.

Thank you for the help. The reason i have to use an IRecipe is because i need to set the NBT of the output based on the input

Hello, After rebuilding my workspace to version 1.12-14.21.1.2443 to fix a previous issue of mine, I have found that i can no longer use GameRegistry#register to register my IRecipes. What is used to register them now?

Yes that fixed it i just had to use the setupDecompWorkspace command and then the eclipse command.

Im going with i found the problem as there is no method called loadAdvancements in ForgeHooks. Why is this and how can i fix it. Do i just rebuild my work space?

This is really weird. I put the error back in to see if i would get it and i dont. I refreshed the project in eclipse and created a new world just in case. Are you sure that it auto loads them from the assets? This is my log maybe i am missing something: I have no idea why its not loading them at all. Is my forge version bugged? My build.gradle version is 1.12-14.21.1.2443

Can you show me your error log because i have added a description and they are still not loading and i dont see any errors almost as if they are not being seen at all.

Ok well i have my two advancements in the advancements folder and they do not get loaded and i do not see an error in the console. I have attached the two files. rocks.json breath.json EDIT: I removed the stray comma and i still dont have any advancements added to the game.

Ok thank you i will change that now. But how do I create a new tab? Will it auto create it and if so how do i name it or set the icon. Also is it possible to use sub folders for organization?

Thank you so much for your help but i have one last question. I have put my advancement in a sub folder of advancements and it isnt loading. There is no error so i would assume it only loads from the advancements folder and not its sub folders. If this is the case how can i put my advancements in separate or custom tabs? Edit after some experimentation even advancements located in advancements and not a subfolder still dont load. No error is logged. Here is my advancement: { "display": { "icon": { "item": "poverhaul:rock" }, "title": "Leave No Stone Unturned" }, "parent": "", "criteria": { "rock": { "trigger": "minecraft:inventory_changed", "conditions": { "items": [ { "item": "poverhaul:rock" } ] } } } }

I dont know exactly but maybe keep track of all connected machines and wires then everytime one is updated/changed use A* pathfinding to find the path from every producer to every consumer. Its just an idea i dont know how efficient it would be or if its even possible. For example every set of connected machines would be stored as a network and everytime the network changes you would recalculate the paths. I would assume you would want to do it asynchronously as to prevent lag with large networks.

One last question. Where would i find the WorldServer instance.

Ok i forgot that Y is up not Z but how would i use TRSRTransformations.