Hey guys,

I've just started modding a week ago so I'm pretty new to this, but I like to think I know the basics of Java.

Some items doesn't work in my "assets.lfm.recipes.recipe_example_item.json" as a crafting ingredient or result.

Here's my "recipe_example_item.json" for item "example_item".

recipe_example_item.json

{ 
    "type": "minecraft:crafting_shapeless",

    "ingredients": 
    [

    {
      "item": "minecraft:dirt"
    },

    ],

    "result": 
    {
        "item": "lfm:example_item",
        "count": 1
    }
}

 

I have a list of tested items not usable in crafting: golden_apple, dirt, grass_block, glowstone, stone, any of the brewed potions except potion(Water bottle), and I'm sure many more.

Edited October 14, 20186 yr by SpinAttack

Well first of all this recipe's json is broken, it's syntax is invalid. 

Secondly if the item in the recipe has subitems(read: metadata that defines different states) you need to specify the data property in your recipe too.

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

golden_apple

has 2 variants - normal apple and notch apple thus requires the data property

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

dirt

Has 2 variants - dirt and coarse dirt thus requires the data property

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

grass_block

There is no item with a registry name of grass_block.

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

glowstone

This should work without issues since it has no subitems.

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

stone

Has 7 variants - stone, granite, diorite and andesite(+ polished variants) thus requires the data property

12 minutes ago, SpinAttack said:

any of the brewed potions except potion(Water bottle)

Since potions use NBT data to differentiate between different potion types you would need to specify that NBT data in the ingredient. Unfortunately 1.12.2 isn't capable of recognizing NBT in ingredients. You would need a custiom recipe ingredient parser.

Ah, I missed the comma in ingredients, and cool thanks I appreciate it