I am creating a new mod, well sort of addon for Forestry by SirSengir (It has Forestry integration) where a new fruit called Oranges (already coded that in, don't need help on that) gets processed in a Squeezer (added by Forestry) to create Orange Juice. (which I have yet to code and is a liquid) I was wondering how to add a new recipe to a squeezer and actually create addons in general - do you put the api files in the Eclipse workspace?

 

Thanks in advance,

SkylordJoel

 

 

Yes, add the sources and reference them like any classes.

I don't think you understand.  I want a "pixelation" effect.

 

guiScale and chatScale scale the GUI,  this is obvious.

 

overrideWidth  and overrideHeight only change the size of the window.

 

I want to change the full screen resolution to say 320x240 specifically for the "grainy" pixelated effect.

 

Yes, add the sources and reference them like any classes.

 

Thanks for this, now do you know how to actually add recipes to the Squeezer?

Forestry isn't part of Forge, so I don't know.

Maybe the Squeezer holds a Map with block to fluid id ?

OK, so I got the recipe hopefully working. Does this look right to you?

    RecipeManagers.squeezerManager.addRecipe(2, new ItemStack[] { new ItemStack(MoreFood.orange) }, new LiquidStack (MoreFood.orangeJuiceStill, 1000)); 

I sorta tried this because the forestry javadoc says

/**
 * Add a recipe to the squeezer.
 * 
 * @param timePerItem
 *            Number of work cycles required to squeeze one set of resources.
 * @param resources
 *            Array of item stacks representing the required resources for one process. Stack size will be taken into account.
 * @param liquid
 *            {@link LiquidStack} representing the output of this recipe.
 */
public void addRecipe(int timePerItem, ItemStack[] resources, LiquidStack liquid); 

How did you do it? I have a similar question to do with the same machine. Is this code right?

RecipeManagers.squeezerManager.addRecipe(2, new ItemStack[] { new ItemStack(MoreFood.orange) }, new LiquidStack (MoreFood.orangeJuiceStill, 1000));

 

You can test it to check if its working, but yes, it seems right.