Intended Result: SWORD_TEST

Intended Material: XX#, where X is STSWORD_INGOT and # is stick.

Item: SWORD_TEST and STSWORD_INGOT can both be found in minecraft.

 

My code:

public class CraftingGenerator extends RecipeProvider {
    public CraftingGenerator(DataGenerator generator) {
        super(generator);
    }

    @Override
    protected void buildCraftingRecipes(Consumer<FinishedRecipe> consumer) {
        ShapedRecipeBuilder.shaped(STItems.SWORD_TEST.get())
                .define('#', Items.STICK)
                .define('X', STItems.STMINERAL_INGOT.get())
                .pattern("X")
                .pattern("X")
                .pattern("#")
                .save(consumer);
    }
}

 

However, I am unable to fetch a SWORD_TEST using the recipe.

I have already register this file in "DataGenerators.java" using 

generator.addProvider(new CraftingGenerator(generator));

 

On 6/7/2022 at 1:28 AM, diesieben07 said:

Did your generator create the correct JSON file?

I am not sure whether I should create one myself or the generator will automatic generate a json file. Currently when I run the build comment no json files are created.

The DataGenerators.java code is pasted below:

@Mod.EventBusSubscriber(modid = SwordTest.ID, bus = Mod.EventBusSubscriber.Bus.MOD)
public class DataGenerators {
    @SubscribeEvent
    public static void gatherData(GatherDataEvent evt) {
        SwordTest.LOGGER.info("HELLO FROM DATA_GENERATORS");
        DataGenerator generator = evt.getGenerator();
        ExistingFileHelper helper = evt.getExistingFileHelper();

        evt.getGenerator().addProvider(new ItemModelGenerator(generator, helper));
        BlockTagsProvider btProvider = new BlockTagsProvider(generator, SwordTest.ID, helper);
        generator.addProvider(new ItemTagGenerator(generator, btProvider, helper));
        generator.addProvider(new CraftingGenerator(generator));
    }
}