• Adds Kiln Recipe - inputs MUST have a block associated with them.

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mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.add(IIngredient input, IItemStack[] output);
//Examples
mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.add(<minecraft:fence>,[<minecraft:stick>,<minecraft:stick>]);

• Remove a recipe based on the input ingredient

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mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.remove(IIngredient input);

• Remove a recipe based on the output

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mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.remove(IItemStack[] outputs);

• Remove all recipes

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mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.removeAll();

The Kiln has a recipe builder that allows more precise control over the recipes. All previous methods are simply short cuts to using the builder.

• To create a new Kiln builder. mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.builder()

• Kiln methods

  • Sets up the input and outputs of the recipe

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    buildRecipe(IIngredient input, IItemStack[] outputs)

  • Set the Heat requirements of the recipe. Heat is used to check if the recipe can be made in a stoked or unstoked cauldron. Unstoked heat = 1, Stoked heat = 2. You can add custom heat sources, and even custom heat levels using the Heat Registry.
    setHeat(int heat)

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    setHeat(int heat)

  • Set the recipe to ignore the heat value and craft anyways
    setIgnoreHeat(boolean ignoreHeat)

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    setIgnoreHeat(boolean ignoreHeat)

  • Finalize the recipe and add it to the game
    build()

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    build()

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mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.builder()
.buildRecipe(<ore:iron>, [<minecraft:iron_ingot>*2])
.setHeat(2)
.build();

The Kiln is a multiblock based on the block it is made of; This allows registering a block that can be used to create the structure.

Input MUST be a Block

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   mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.registerBlock(IItemStack input);

   mods.betterwithmods.Kiln.registerBlock(<minecraft:stonebrick>);