Hello modder! 

I'm trying to do a mod, and I need to create a block similar to the crafting table, but with costum recipes.

How exatly can I do this?

 

(I try to read the original files and classes for the crafting table... but it's very complicate and I don't understand nothing)

I'm not sure, but you can add some class in your custom container that add custom recipe by testing slots with a list of recipes.

13 minutes ago, IlTosaerba said:

Hello modder! 

I'm trying to do a mod, and I need to create a block similar to the crafting table, but with costum recipes.

How exatly can I do this?

 

(I try to read the original files and classes for the crafting table... but it's very complicate and I don't understand nothing)

UPDATE

Here's the files I have where the block appear:

src/main/java/com/WLLC/<myMod>/Reference.java : https://pastebin.com/M7p0GnrZ

 

src/main/java/com/WLLC/<myMid/blocks/BlockRaffineria.java: https://pastebin.com/wT0FD44C

src/main/java/init/ModBlocks.java: https://pastebin.com/80Hr2iST

 

src/main/resources/assets/<myModID>/blockstates/blockraffineria.json: https://pastebin.com/NZaWJgDf

 

src/main/resources/assets/<myModID>/models/block/raffineria.json: https://pastebin.com/2pRCaxzr

 

src/main/resources/assets/<myModID>/models/item/blockraffineria.json : https://pastebin.com/me4iQXW0

Go figure! I've done this exact thing!

 

See here and here for the relevant files. Basically, what you have to do is:

1. Create the block (if you want to store the items in the block after a player has quit, you will need a TileEntity - normal crafting table & my crafting table do not do this)
2. Create the container & gui
3. Register the slots in the container & the textures in the gui
4. Setup a GUI handler
5. Add an right-click action to the block so that it opens the gui
6. Create a custom recipe class or use minecraft's IRecipe (I created my own so it could access the player doing the crafting - this is probably not necessary, but it depends on what you're doing)
7. If you made your own class, create some kind of registry to hold the recipes you want to have, otherwise just use CraftingManager
8. Add checks in the crafting slot / container to see if the recipe is matched, and if it is, get the result and clear the table
9. Voila! Tables!

If you have any specific questions, I'd be willing to help when I've got time.

 

 

 

It's a little bit hard for me, I'm sorry. But it seems that the game use 3 inventory(for the workbench) :

- the inventory of the player.

-the workbench matrix(recipe)

-the workbench craft result

 

When you click on the block the game should open the gui and a container with the 3 inventory.

And then create your custom recipe class using IRecipe.

2 hours ago, Socratic_Phoenix said:

Go figure! I've done this exact thing!

 

See here and here for the relevant files. Basically, what you have to do is:

1. Create the block (if you want to store the items in the block after a player has quit, you will need a TileEntity - normal crafting table & my crafting table do not do this)
2. Create the container & gui
3. Register the slots in the container & the textures in the gui
4. Setup a GUI handler
5. Add an right-click action to the block so that it opens the gui
6. Create a custom recipe class or use minecraft's IRecipe (I created my own so it could access the player doing the crafting - this is probably not necessary, but it depends on what you're doing)
7. If you made your own class, create some kind of registry to hold the recipes you want to have, otherwise just use CraftingManager
8. Add checks in the crafting slot / container to see if the recipe is matched, and if it is, get the result and clear the table
9. Voila! Tables!

If you have any specific questions, I'd be willing to help when I've got time.

 

 

 

Thanks but I can't apply your method 'cause u use a lot of class which I haven't. So if I try to copy ur code it will never work 'cause I haven't all class (for example Tome class and Keys class and others)

@IlTosaerba You're not supposed to copy the code... your supposed to look at the code and ask questions if you need help, I'm just providing another example. The Keys class just stores some constants, and the Tome class isn't at all connected to the crafting table... Use the example to write your own classes.

18 hours ago, Socratic_Phoenix said:

@IlTosaerba You're not supposed to copy the code... your supposed to look at the code and ask questions if you need help, I'm just providing another example. The Keys class just stores some constants, and the Tome class isn't at all connected to the crafting table... Use the example to write your own classes.

Allright, I'll try hoping it will work

18 hours ago, Socratic_Phoenix said:

@IlTosaerba You're not supposed to copy the code... your supposed to look at the code and ask questions if you need help, I'm just providing another example. The Keys class just stores some constants, and the Tome class isn't at all connected to the crafting table... Use the example to write your own classes.

And the CraftingBlocks class what exatly contain?

3 hours ago, IlTosaerba said:

And the CraftingBlocks class what exatly contain?

CraftingBlocks simply contains the instances of the block objects....

Edited July 29, 20178 yr by Socratic_Phoenix