I'm not sure if this is a bug with Forge but I suspect it may be. When I call the ShapedOreRecipe for a hatchet or hoe, it seems to be returning an ItemStack[6] with an incorrect recipe. I've only had a short time to look into it but I have gotten as far as OreDict/ShapeOreRecipe class getting a bad value from CraftingManager. I can post more details when I get home from work, but was wondering if anyone else has ran into or seen this issue? I've searched and haven't really found anything relating. I know OreDict is rather new as well.

Could you post the code that you're getting the ShapedOreRecipe?

Sorry for slow reply, always so busy with work.

Okay, may have been wrong to think it was Forge. I don't know why but it seems in RecipesTools.java the recipe was incorrect on Line 5

private String[][] recipePatterns = new String[][] {{"XXX", " # ", " # "}, {"X", "#", "#"}, {"XX", "X#", " #"}, {"XX", " #", " #"}};

 

Recipe 0 = Picaxe

Recipe 1 = Shovel

Recipe 2 = Hatchet

Recipe 3 = Hoe

 

The recipes are missing spaces and should look like this:

private String[][] recipePatterns = new String[][] {{"XXX", " # ", " # "}, {"X", "#", "#"}, {"XX ", "X# ", " # "}, {"XX ", " # ", " # "}};

 

This fixed my issue when CraftingManager called for these recipes and it ended up making them an ItemStack[6] when it should have been ItemStack[9]

 

So I've been out of the loop for a while and only mess around with Minecraft for java practice as I am a C# programmer, is this a MCP issue or actual Minecraft issue? or did I somehow get this isolated to me only?

Its not an issue...

What gives you the idea that it is supposed to be a 9 in length?

The recipies are just fine, you're just not understanding how crafting works, this isn't a issue.

Note how in minecraft you can craft a hoe like this:

This is because those spaces are not there.

Wow I feel like an idiot now lol I see what's wrong now-

 

rec.items = new ItemStack[9];
					int w = (Integer) ModLoader.getPrivateValue(ShapedOreRecipe.class, (ShapedOreRecipe) irecipe, 4);
					int h = (Integer) ModLoader.getPrivateValue(ShapedOreRecipe.class, (ShapedOreRecipe) irecipe, 5);
					if (w*h > 9) continue;

					Object temp[] = (Object[]) ModLoader.getPrivateValue(ShapedOreRecipe.class, (ShapedOreRecipe) irecipe, 3);

					for (int j = 0 ; j < temp.length ; j++) {
						if (temp[j] instanceof ArrayList) {
							List reqitems = (List) temp[j];
							for (int k = 0 ; k < reqitems.size(); k++) {
								int x = k;
								int y = j;
								if (temp.length <= 3)
									y = j * 3;
								rec.items[y+k] = (ItemStack) reqitems.get(k);
							}

 

It's adding a ItemStack[6] to a ItemStack[9] therefore outputting the wrong recipe.

Thanks for that clarification LexManos. Ugh brain-dead after work.