[SOLVED][1.12.2]Lose durability on my axe when making wood planks

[WiseNoobCrusher]

lol...

[WiseNoobCrusher]

What I am trying to do, cause now I have to figure out which is my IRecipe class, I am only a newb...

[WiseNoobCrusher]

I did it!!!

With some use of choonstar's code and some of what I used in my previous post to removed the recipe, I managed to get it working!!

 

Link to working code: https://github.com/WiseNoobCrusher/Extra-Additions/tree/master/src/main

Edited October 24, 2017 by WiseNoobCrusher

[WiseNoobCrusher]

Nvm, the old recipe is still there, I tried many times but it won't work.

[WiseNoobCrusher]

It is the dummy recipe, if I enable it, it removes all recipes including the one I add and if  I disable it, the axe recipe works but the old recipe stays...

[tebreca]

On 24-10-2017 at 11:38 PM, WiseNoobCrusher said:

It is the dummy recipe, if I enable it, it removes all recipes including the one I add and if  I disable it, the axe recipe works but the old recipe stays...

where do you register your recipe?

[Lunarius Haberdash]

On 10/24/2017 at 11:49 AM, diesieben07 said:

Bad Draco, no cookie. Item::getToolClasses(ItemStack).contains("axe").

On 10/24/2017 at 11:20 AM, Draco18s said:

if(item instanceof ItemAxe) { //now it works for mod axes too

 

Gentlement, for those of us learning, why is the former preferred over the latter?
 

[Choonster]

8 minutes ago, Lunarius Haberdash said:

Gentlement, for those of us learning, why is the former preferred over the latter?

 

Not every axe (or axe-like tool) will extend ItemAxe. For example, the base class for Tinkers' Construct's tools extends Item and the harvest tools override Forge's harvest level/tool class methods (like Item#getToolClasses) to determine the tool classes based on the tool type and the harvest levels based on the tool's materials.

[Lunarius Haberdash]

Thank you @Choonster