Setting output path for generated custom recipes

[MistaOmega]

Hello all, new day, new low effort meme

 

On to the problem, I've decided to do datagen for the recipes for my grinder, which you can see here:
https://github.com/MistaOmega/Opes/blob/master/src/main/java/mistaomega/opes/datagen/GrindingRecipeBuilder.java

It's basically a slightly rewritten ShapedRecipeBuilder without things like keys and whatnot

 

The thing I would like to do is set a constant location for what I make, say for example, I need a recipe for diamonds from diamond ore, this will go under opes/recipes/grinder/diamond.json

I thought this line would be the culprit: https://github.com/MistaOmega/Opes/blob/master/src/main/java/mistaomega/opes/datagen/GrindingRecipeBuilder.java#L84

More importantly the "pathIn" field, but no matter what I change it to, it always outputs as minecraft/recipes/diamond.json

 

Where could I set this file path so that it goes where I would like it to?

 

Thank you all, covid safe hugs to whoever has the big brain to solve❤️

~Omega

Edited July 10, 2020 by MistaOmega

[poopoodice]

Not sure but you did not pass your mod id into the resource location?

[sciwhiz12]

You use the #build(Consumer) overload of your GrindingRecipeBuilder, which uses the registry name of the result ItemStack for the recipe ID. In all of your cases, the items come from vanilla Minecraft ("minecraft:diamond", "minecraft:glowstone", etc.), meaning the recipe ID is the same so they are stored under the "minecraft" namespace. Use the #build(Consumer, ResourceLocation) overload to pass in your own custom recipe ID ("opes:grinder/diamond" for 'data/opes/recipes/grinder/diamond').

[MistaOmega]

8 hours ago, sciwhiz12 said:

You use the #build(Consumer) overload of your GrindingRecipeBuilder, which uses the registry name of the result ItemStack for the recipe ID. In all of your cases, the items come from vanilla Minecraft ("minecraft:diamond", "minecraft:glowstone", etc.), meaning the recipe ID is the same so they are stored under the "minecraft" namespace. Use the #build(Consumer, ResourceLocation) overload to pass in your own custom recipe ID ("opes:grinder/diamond" for 'data/opes/recipes/grinder/diamond').

 

10 hours ago, poopoodice said:

Not sure but you did not pass your mod id into the resource location?

Thank you both