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[1.7.2] NBT data from smelting input to output

Country_Gamer
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Hey, I am having trouble finding a way to transfer a string in the nbt of the input inside a vanilla furnace to be transferred into the nbt of the output. Both items have a mac stack size of 1, so it isn't an issue of storing the string. It does not look like I can use an IRecipe, but I may be mistaken. Any one with any ideas out there? It should be noted that this needs to use a vanilla furnace.

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    You might want to have a look at: package net.minecraft.item.crafting.ShapedRecepies.class .

    You have to create a custom crafting hander (implementing IRecepie) which parses the NBT data to the result. Even though this is for crafting it will also apply to crafting.

    PM's regarding modding questions should belong in the Modder Support sub-forum and won't be answered.

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    Even though this is for crafting it will also apply to crafting.

     

    You mean for smelting? I know how to create the custom recipe class, but not how I would make it usable for smelting recipes. GameRegistry has an addRecipe(IRecipe) but I cannot find something similar for smelting.

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