Help with creating a Forestry addon

[SkylordJoel]

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

 

 

[GotoLink]

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

[Suese]

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.

 

[SkylordJoel]

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?

[GotoLink]

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

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

[SkylordJoel]

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); 

[SkylordJoel]

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.