Change Recipes with config

[RaphGamingz]

how do i change recipes to make it harder if the config is set to true. 

[Animefan8888]

5 hours ago, RaphGamingz said:

how do i change recipes to make it harder if the config is set to true. 

You'll need to have a custom IRecipeSerializer(1.14) make sure to register it via the forge registry system.

[RaphGamingz]

so a class that implements IRecipeSerializer

[Draco18s]

9 hours ago, RaphGamingz said:

so a class that implements IRecipeSerializer

...which needs to return an instance of a class that extends IRecipe<?> from one of its methods.

[Daeruin]

It seem like you could also have two versions of the recipe with conditions that check the config value to determine which recipe to load.

[RaphGamingz]

7 hours ago, Daeruin said:

It seem like you could also have two versions of the recipe with conditions that check the config value to determine which recipe to load.

How do i do the recipe. they are loaded with a json file automatically. Do i write a condition in the file

[Animefan8888]

8 hours ago, RaphGamingz said:

How do i do the recipe. they are loaded with a json file automatically. Do i write a condition in the file

You write an IRecipeSerializer you can base it off of vanilla's crafting one(s). Then you also need a IRecipe implementation that actually checks the config data for your mod when determining the result. So the IRecipeSerializer will do everything exactly the same as the vanilla one except it will load an extra piece from the json telling you which config data you need to access(your choice on how to implement that) and it needs to return a instance of your IRecipe implementation.

[Daeruin]

On 10/25/2019 at 5:12 AM, RaphGamingz said:

How do i do the recipe. they are loaded with a json file automatically. Do i write a condition in the file

My solution is different from what the others are talking about. See Jabelar's tutorial on conditional recipes and follow the link he gives to Choonster's TestMod3 example. It's all laid out there. The basic idea is that you create a class that implements IConditionFactory to return true or false based on some value in your config file. Then you create a _factories file in your recipes folder. Then you add the condition into the recipe's json file.

This is all for 1.12.2. I haven't looked at newer versions and don't know if it works the same. What version are you working with?

[Animefan8888]

16 hours ago, Daeruin said:

This is all for 1.12.2. I haven't looked at newer versions and don't know if it works the same.

They are slightly different. There is no IConditionFactory as a matter of fact no need for one. You create an IRecipeSerializer(This is an IForgeRegistry thing) and return whatever IRecipe implementation you want there based on whatever you want in the JSON recipe.

[RaphGamingz]

On 10/27/2019 at 2:15 PM, Daeruin said:

My solution is different from what the others are talking about. See Jabelar's tutorial on conditional recipes and follow the link he gives to Choonster's TestMod3 example. It's all laid out there. The basic idea is that you create a class that implements IConditionFactory to return true or false based on some value in your config file. Then you create a _factories file in your recipes folder. Then you add the condition into the recipe's json file.

This is all for 1.12.2. I haven't looked at newer versions and don't know if it works the same. What version are you working with?

1.14