IIngredientEmpty

Name: getInstance

Return Type: IIngredientEmpty

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// IIngredientEmpty.getInstance() as IIngredientEmpty

IIngredientEmpty.getInstance();

Name: addGlobalAttributeModifier

Adds an AttributeModifier to this IIngredient.

Attributes added with this method appear on all ItemStacks that match this IIngredient, regardless of how or when the ItemStack was made, if you want to have the attribute on a single specific ItemStack (such as a specific Diamond Sword made in a recipe), then you should use IItemStack#withAttributeModifier

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// IIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(attribute as Attribute, name as string, value as double, operation as AttributeOperation, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(<attribute:minecraft:generic.attack_damage>, "Extra Power", 10, AttributeOperation.ADDITION, [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: addGlobalAttributeModifier

Adds an AttributeModifier to this IIngredient using a specific UUID.

The UUID can be used to override an existing attribute on an ItemStack with this new modifier. You can use /ct hand attributes to get the UUID of the attributes on an ItemStack.

Attributes added with this method appear on all ItemStacks that match this IIngredient, regardless of how or when the ItemStack was made, if you want to have the attribute on a single specific ItemStack (such as a specific Diamond Sword made in a recipe), then you should use IItemStack#withAttributeModifier

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// IIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(attribute as Attribute, uuid as invalid, name as string, value as double, operation as AttributeOperation, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(<attribute:minecraft:generic.attack_damage>, IItemStack.BASE_ATTACK_DAMAGE_UUID, "Extra Power", 10, AttributeOperation.ADDITION, [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: addGlobalAttributeModifier

Adds an AttributeModifier to this IIngredient using a specific UUID.

The UUID can be used to override an existing attribute on an ItemStack with this new modifier. You can use /ct hand attributes to get the UUID of the attributes on an ItemStack.

Attributes added with this method appear on all ItemStacks that match this IIngredient, regardless of how or when the ItemStack was made, if you want to have the attribute on a single specific ItemStack (such as a specific Diamond Sword made in a recipe), then you should use IItemStack#withAttributeModifier

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// IIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(attribute as Attribute, uuid as string, name as string, value as double, operation as AttributeOperation, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.addGlobalAttributeModifier(<attribute:minecraft:generic.attack_damage>, "8c1b5535-9f79-448b-87ae-52d81480aaa3", "Extra Power", 10, AttributeOperation.ADDITION, [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: addShiftTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.addShiftTooltip(content as Component, showMessage as Component)

Name: addTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.addTooltip(content as Component)

Name: anyDamage

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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// IIngredientEmpty.anyDamage() as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

myIIngredientEmpty.anyDamage();

Name: asIIngredientWithAmount

Used implicitly when a machine can accept more than one item but you only provide one.

Return Type: IIngredientWithAmount

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// IIngredientEmpty.asIIngredientWithAmount() as IIngredientWithAmount

myIIngredientEmpty.asIIngredientWithAmount();

Name: clearTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.clearTooltip(leaveName as boolean)

Name: contains

Does the ingredient contain the given ingredient?

Return Type: boolean

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// IIngredientEmpty.contains(ingredient as IIngredient) as boolean

myIIngredientEmpty.contains((<item:minecraft:iron_ingot> | <item:minecraft:gold_ingot>));

Name: getRemainingItem

When this ingredient stack is crafted, what will remain in the grid? Does not check if the stack matches though! Used e.g. in Crafting Table recipes.

Return Type: IItemStack

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// IIngredientEmpty.getRemainingItem(stack as IItemStack) as IItemStack

myIIngredientEmpty.getRemainingItem(<item:minecraft:iron_ingot>);

Name: matches

Does the given stack match the ingredient?

Return Type: boolean

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// IIngredientEmpty.matches(stack as IItemStack) as boolean

myIIngredientEmpty.matches(<item:minecraft:iron_ingot>);

Name: modifyShiftTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.modifyShiftTooltip(shiftedFunction as ITooltipFunction, unshiftedFunction as ITooltipFunction)

Name: modifyTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.modifyTooltip(function as ITooltipFunction)

Name: mul

Use this in contexts where machines accept more than one item to state that fact.

Return Type: IIngredientWithAmount

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IIngredientEmpty.mul(amount as int) as IIngredientWithAmount

Name: only

Use this if you already have the condition from another ingredient

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.only(condition as IIngredientCondition<IIngredient>) as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

Name: onlyDamaged

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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// IIngredientEmpty.onlyDamaged() as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

myIIngredientEmpty.onlyDamaged();

Name: onlyDamagedAtLeast

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.onlyDamagedAtLeast(minDamage as int) as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

Name: onlyDamagedAtMost

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.onlyDamagedAtMost(maxDamage as int) as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

Name: onlyIf

Return Type: IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.onlyIf(uid as string, function as Predicate<IItemStack>) as IngredientConditioned<IIngredient>

Name: removeGlobalAttribute

Removes all AttributeModifiers that use the given Attribute from this IIngredient.

Attributes removed with this method are removed from ItemStacks that match this IIngredient, regardless of how or when the ItemStack was made, if you want to remove the attribute on a single specific ItemStack (such as a specific Diamond Sword made in a recipe), then you should use IItemStack#withoutAttribute.

This method can only remove default Attributes from an ItemStack, it is still possible that an ItemStack can override it.

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// IIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttribute(attribute as Attribute, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttribute(<attribute:minecraft:generic.attack_damage>, [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: removeGlobalAttributeModifier

Removes all AttributeModifiers who's ID is the same as the given uuid from this IIngredient.

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// IIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttributeModifier(uuid as invalid, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttributeModifier(IItemStack.BASE_ATTACK_DAMAGE_UUID, [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: removeGlobalAttributeModifier

Removes all AttributeModifiers who's ID is the same as the given uuid from this IIngredient.

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// IIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttributeModifier(uuid as string, slotTypes as EquipmentSlot[])

myIIngredientEmpty.removeGlobalAttributeModifier("8c1b5535-9f79-448b-87ae-52d81480aaa3", [<constant:minecraft:equipmentslot:chest>]);

Name: removeTooltip

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IIngredientEmpty.removeTooltip(regex as string)

Name: reuse

Return Type: IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

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// IIngredientEmpty.reuse() as IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

myIIngredientEmpty.reuse();

Name: setBurnTime

Sets the burn time of this ingredient, for use in the furnace and other machines

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// IIngredientEmpty.setBurnTime(time as int)

myIIngredientEmpty.setBurnTime(500);

Name: transform

Use this if you already have the transformer from another ingredient

Return Type: IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.transform(transformer as IIngredientTransformer<IIngredient>) as IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

Name: transformCustom

Return Type: IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.transformCustom(uid as string, function as Function<IItemStack,IItemStack>) as IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

Name: transformDamage

Return Type: IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.transformDamage(amount as int) as IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

Name: transformReplace

Return Type: IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

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IIngredientEmpty.transformReplace(replaceWith as IItemStack) as IIngredientTransformed<IIngredient>

Name: CONTAINS

Does the ingredient contain the given ingredient?

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ingredient as IIngredient in myIIngredientEmpty
(<item:minecraft:iron_ingot> | <item:minecraft:gold_ingot>) in myIIngredientEmpty

Name: MUL

Use this in contexts where machines accept more than one item to state that fact.

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myIIngredientEmpty * amount as int

Name: OR

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myIIngredientEmpty | other as IIngredient