So, I've made some crafting recipes, and they are crafted the opposite way. But if I craft both of them they return one and the same block.

 

First crafting recipe:

"YXX","YXX","YXX"

And the second crafting recipe:

"XXY","XXY","XXY"

 

So, if I craft them like so: "YXX","YXX","YXX" and so: "XXY","XXY","XXY", they return the block of the first crafting recipe.

Anyone?

So u want them to give different blocks?

No, its a bit hard to understand. So, if i wanna craft a block with this recipe: "YXX","YXX","YXX" I get the proper block. But if I craft ablock with this recipe: "XXY","XXY","XXY" i get the same block as the first one. That's because the two recipes are mirrored.

Ok, I get the problem but what do u want it to do?

Negating it. So that it gives me 2 different blocks instead of the same one.

That behaviour is hardcoded in ShapedRecipes. Create your own Recipe class, remove the mirroring check (line 54), and use that class for your recipes.

That behaviour is hardcoded in ShapedRecipes. Create your own Recipe class, remove the mirroring check (line 54), and use that class for your recipes.

 

So i made a new recipes class and a new CraftingManager class, but do you know where it is called?

That behaviour is hardcoded in ShapedRecipes. Create your own Recipe class, remove the mirroring check (line 54), and use that class for your recipes.

 

So i made a new recipes class and a new CraftingManager class, but do you know where it is called?

You don't need a new CraftingManager. Just create your own class which implements IRecipe, copy the ShapedRecipe code, and remove the mirroring check. Then use GameRegistry.addRecipe(new MyRecipe(args));

And what would i put as my arguments? If I hover over this line: GameRegistry.addRecipe(new BDShapedRecipes()); it sais: Add arguments to match 'BDShapedRecipes(int, int, ItemStack[], ItemStack)'.

And what would i put as my arguments? If I hover over this line: GameRegistry.addRecipe(new BDShapedRecipes()); it sais: Add arguments to match 'BDShapedRecipes(int, int, ItemStack[], ItemStack)'.

Width, height, inputs, output.

Here i have posted a solution for this problem:

http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/topic,17964.0.html