I've been trying to figure out how to create recipes for my imbuement table, a crafting table with two inputs. I've been attempting to use a table to create the recipes, but it isn't working. I'm not sure if it's because I'm using a table as the recipe, or if I'm just not implementing the recipe properly in my container. Here's a link to my recipe handler and container classes: 

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4 hours ago, TrazorMC said:

I've been trying to figure out how to create recipes for my imbuement table, a crafting table with two inputs. I've been attempting to use a table to create the recipes, but it isn't working. I'm not sure if it's because I'm using a table as the recipe, or if I'm just not implementing the recipe properly in my container. Here's a link to my recipe handler and container classes: 

Try running through the code in your IDE's debugger and see where the code is going awry.

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Have you tried what Animefn8888 said?

42 minutes ago, _Cruelar_ said:

Have you tried what Animefn8888 said?

So, I went through it. My first problem was that onCraftMatrixChanged wasn't being called properly, so I added it to slotClick and it's getting called. Now my problem is that in my recipe handler, getImbuementResult is only returning an empty itemstack, even when I have the correct inputs. I found that method from a tutorial and I don't know exactly how it works, so I'm not sure how to fix it. I still fell like I might be doing the recipes wrong by using a table for them.

You return ItemStack.EMPTY from your second

5 minutes ago, TrazorMC said:

getImbuementResult

Try to return your airsword.

1 hour ago, _Cruelar_ said:

Try to return your airsword.

So I tried that, but that just set the output to the airsword as soon as the workbench is opened. It doesn't look like it gets all the way through the for loops when the method is run. It always skips past the breakpoint I put there.

2 minutes ago, TrazorMC said:

So I tried that, but that just set the output to the airsword as soon as the workbench is opened. It doesn't look like it gets all the way through the for loops when the method is run. It always skips past the breakpoint I put there.

To confirm, you are running in debugging mode and not the normal run mode?

28 minutes ago, MiKeY_ said:

To confirm, you are running in debugging mode and not the normal run mode?

Yep, it stops on the other breakpoints.

3 hours ago, TrazorMC said:

It doesn't look like it gets all the way through the for loops when the method is run. It always skips past the breakpoint I put there.

Does it ever enter the for loops? If not do you ever add any recipes to the list, if so where and when?

On 8/17/2018 at 6:11 PM, Animefan8888 said:

Does it ever enter the for loops? If not do you ever add any recipes to the list, if so where and when?

It doesn't look like it enters the for loops. I add recipes in the constructor of the recipe handler. 

Still can't figure it out. Is there another way of creating recipes that I should use? Or am I just doing something wrong?