Hey Guys,

first I want to say sorry, because my english maybe can be bad, it's school english...

So my question is, how can I define a crafting recipe, with some factors, wich won't be away after crafting and stay at there slot?

Maybe someone knows Equivalent Exchange, there are many crafting-recipes with the philosophers stone and the stone stays in the slot, even if I've crafted something...So I don't consume it...

My Code:

Relevant parts of the mod_***

//...
public static Block vaporizer;
public static BlockFlower aloeVera;
public static Item aloeVeraAloin;
//...
vaporizer = (new BlockVaporizer(539, 0)) .setBlockName("vaporizer");
	LanguageRegistry.addName(vaporizer, "Vaporizer");
	GameRegistry.registerBlock(vaporizer);
aloeVera = (BlockFlower) new BlockAloeVera(540,0).setBlockName("aloeVera");
	LanguageRegistry.addName(aloeVera, "Aloe Vera");
	GameRegistry.registerBlock(aloeVera);

aloeVeraAloin = (new ItemFoodAloeVeraAloin(904)).setIconIndex(4).setItemName("aloeVeraAloin");
	LanguageRegistry.addName(aloeVeraAloin, "Aloin");
	GameRegistry.addRecipe(new ItemStack(aloeVeraAloin,1), new Object[]{"A", "V", 'A', mod_eltersmiasmata.aloeVera, 'V', mod_eltersmiasmata.vaporizer});
//...

Ok I want, that you can craft aloeVeraAloin with AloeVera and a vaporizer, the AloeVeraPlant is consumed after crafting but the vaporizer is still there...

 

Hope you can help me!

Greetings!

AloeVera.setContainerItem(AloeVera);

 

If I remind correctly.

Its a container Item

 

look in the Item.java an search for the item bucketLava

 

there is setContainerItem(item) and there comes the item

 

public static Item test = new Item(111).setContainerItem(test).setItemName("test");

 

and now when you craft an item with this item look here:

 

ModLoader.addRecipe(new ItemStack(Item.diamond, 1), new Object[]{"XY", 'X', Item.test, 'Y', Block.dirt});

 

with this recipe the Dirt will consumed but the test item will be still there. I hope it help.

I have a note on this.... ok here it is,

 

Now I haven't tested it myself but I found it here a while back.

 

You need a Crafting Handler class, and you need to register it in your main mod class with:

 

GameRegistry.registerCraftingHandler(new Your Crafting Handler());

 

 

And then inside the crafting handler, which implements ICraftingHandler, your onCrafting method should look a little something like this.

public void onCrafting(EntityPlayer player, ItemStack item, IInventory inv) 
{
    for(int i=0; i < inv.getSizeInventory(); i++)
    {
        if(inv.getStackInSlot(i) != null)
        {
            ItemStack j = inv.getStackInSlot(i);
            if(j.getItem() != null && j.getItem() == Your Item)
            {
                ItemStack k = new ItemStack(Your Item, 2, (j.getItemDamage() + 1));
                inv.setInventorySlotContents(i, k);
            }
        }
    }
}

 

Basically what this does, is run a check every time something is crafted. It looks in every slot and if it finds Your Item, it replaces that stack with a new stack of 2 of your item, one of which is used up in the crafting. It also adds one damage to the item.

Big Thanks to all of you, I'll try it! :-)

Greetings!