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import crafttweaker.api.BlastFurnaceManager;
BlastFurnaceManager implements the following interfaces. That means all methods defined in these interfaces are also available in BlastFurnaceManager
Adds a recipe based on a provided IData. The provided IData should represent a DataPack JSON, this effectively allows you to register recipes for any DataPack supporting IRecipeType systems.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.addJSONRecipe(name as string, data as IData) as void
blastFurnace.addJSONRecipe("recipe_name", {ingredient:{item:<item:minecraft:gold_ore>.registryName},result:<item:minecraft:cooked_porkchop>.registryName,experience:0.35 as float, cookingtime:100});
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| name | string | name of the recipe |
| data | IData | data representing the json file |
Adds a recipe based on given params.
Note: A cookTime of 0 will cause the recipe to never complete, it will burn and use fuel, but no progress will be made on the recipe, it needs to be at-least 1 or more.
Saying that, if you would like to make a recipe that will never complete
(for example being able to give the player an infinitely burning furnace for whatever reason), you can
still use a cookTime of 0.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.addRecipe(name as string, output as IItemStack, input as IIngredient, xp as float, cookTime as int) as void
blastFurnace.addRecipe("wool2diamond", <item:minecraft:diamond>, <tag:items:minecraft:wool>, 1.0, 30);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| name | string | Name of the new recipe |
| output | IItemStack | IItemStack output of the recipe |
| input | IIngredient | IIngredient input of the recipe |
| xp | float | how much xp the player gets |
| cookTime | int | how long it takes to cook |
Return Type: stdlib.List<WrapperRecipe>
// BlastFurnaceManager.getAllRecipes() as stdlib.List<WrapperRecipe>
blastFurnace.getAllRecipes();
Return Type: WrapperRecipe
BlastFurnaceManager.getRecipeByName(name as string) as WrapperRecipe
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| name | string | No Description Provided |
Returns a map of all known recipes.
Returns: A Map of recipe name to recipe of all known recipes.
Return Type: WrapperRecipe[MCResourceLocation]
// BlastFurnaceManager.getRecipeMap() as WrapperRecipe[MCResourceLocation]
blastFurnace.getRecipeMap();
Return Type: stdlib.List<WrapperRecipe>
BlastFurnaceManager.getRecipesByOutput(output as IIngredient) as stdlib.List<WrapperRecipe>
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| output | IIngredient | No Description Provided |
Remove all recipes in this registry
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeAll() as void
blastFurnace.removeAll();
Remove recipe based on Registry name modid
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeByModid(modid as string) as void
blastFurnace.removeByModid("minecraft");
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| modid | string | modid of the recipes to remove |
Remove recipe based on Registry name modid with an added exclusion check, so you can remove the whole mod besides a few specified.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeByModid(modid as string, exclude as RecipeFilter) as void
blastFurnace.removeByModid("minecraft", (name as string) => {return name == "orange_wool";});
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| modid | string | modid of the recipes to remove |
| exclude | RecipeFilter | recipes to exlude from being removed. |
Remove recipe based on Registry name
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeByName(name as string) as void
blastFurnace.removeByName("minecraft:furnace");
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| name | string | registry name of recipe to remove |
Remove recipe based on regex.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeByRegex(regex as string) as void
blastFurnace.removeByRegex("\\d_\\d");
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| regex | string | regex to match against |
Remove recipe based on regex with an added exclusion check, so you can remove the whole mod besides a few specified.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeByRegex(regex as string, exclude as RecipeFilter) as void
blastFurnace.removeByRegex("\\d_\\d", (name as string) => {return name == "orange_wool";});
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| regex | string | regex to match against |
| exclude | RecipeFilter | No Description Provided |
Remove a recipe based on it's output.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeRecipe(output as IIngredient) as void
blastFurnace.removeRecipe(<tag:items:minecraft:wool>);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| output | IIngredient | output of the recipe |
Removes a recipe based on it's output.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeRecipe(output as IItemStack) as void
blastFurnace.removeRecipe(<item:minecraft:glass>);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| output | IItemStack | output of the recipe |
Removes a recipe based on it's output and input.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeRecipe(output as IItemStack, input as IIngredient) as void
blastFurnace.removeRecipe(<item:minecraft:diamond>, <tag:items:minecraft:wool>);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| output | IItemStack | IItemStack output of the recipe. |
| input | IIngredient | IIngredient of the recipe to remove. |
Removes all recipes who's input contains the given IItemStack.
Return Type: void
// BlastFurnaceManager.removeRecipeByInput(input as IItemStack) as void
blastFurnace.removeRecipeByInput(<item:minecraft:iron_ingot>);
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
| input | IItemStack | The input IItemStack. |
