Although there is support for recipes and recipe implementations, there seems to be relatively little when it comes to how its displayed in the recipe book. There are two main classes this occurs in: ClientRecipeBook and RecipeBookCategories.

 

Since RecipeBookCategories is an enum, it can be easily extended upon via IExtensibleEnum. However, ClientRecipeBook is a bit more tricky. There needs to be some references in newRecipeList, getCategory, and func_216769_b.

 

newRecipeList concatenates recipe book categories together. This is because the search categories include all the references from the same type categories (e.g. FURNACE_SEARCH will contain recipes listed in FURNACE_BLOCKS, FURNACE_FOOD, and FURNACE_MISC). This works in association with func_216767_a to put the subcategories into the search one.

 

getCategory associates a specific IRecipeType with a recipe book category.

 

func_216769_b associates a RecipeBookContainer (just an extension of Container) with a list of associated recipe book categories.

 

So there would need to be some sort of mapping that associates an IRecipeType with one or multiple RecipeBookCategories depending on the tab, a RecipeBookContainer with all corresponding RecipeBookCategories, and a search RecipeBookCategories to its subcategories.

sorry wrong post

Edited July 22, 20205 yr by poopoodice