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Custom Crafting Core is a core VMod which is required for some of my future VMods.
It serves as a template for custom crafting recipes.
This may serve as a template for your own VMods. If you do so, include a link to this page. Don't re-host this command elsewhere, and don't merge this module with your own VMod. (Keeping the commands separate will help your module be compatible with other crafting VMods, anyway. Otherwise there could be 2 of the coremod running at the same time, which causes lag.)
Get the command here
It serves as a template for custom crafting recipes.
This may serve as a template for your own VMods. If you do so, include a link to this page. Don't re-host this command elsewhere, and don't merge this module with your own VMod. (Keeping the commands separate will help your module be compatible with other crafting VMods, anyway. Otherwise there could be 2 of the coremod running at the same time, which causes lag.)
Enabling the new recipes
First things first, install the coremod in your world using the link below.
Once it's installed, you'll need the advanced crafting table to use the new recipes. This is made by dropping a log of any kind and an iron ingot on the floor nearby each other.
Once it's installed, you'll need the advanced crafting table to use the new recipes. This is made by dropping a log of any kind and an iron ingot on the floor nearby each other.
How to make your own crafting recipes
First things first, install the coremod in your world using the link below.
Set up two chained command blocks. They must be always active. The second block must be conditional.
The first command uses /testforblock to check if a crafting table has a valid recipe. The second command will convert the items to the resultant item.
Just replace "ITEM" with your desired item ID. If you want a slot blank, delete that slot.
Set up two chained command blocks. They must be always active. The second block must be conditional.
The first command uses /testforblock to check if a crafting table has a valid recipe. The second command will convert the items to the resultant item.
FIRST COMMAND (Crafting Recipe) | SECOND COMMAND (Result) |
/testforblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:dropper 0 {Items:[{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:0b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:1b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:2b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:3b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:4b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:5b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:6b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:7b},{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:8b}]} | /execute @e[type=ArmorStand,name=AdvancedCrafting,score_craftItem_min=1] ~ ~ ~ /blockdata ~ ~ ~ {Items:[{id:"ITEM",Count:1b,Damage:0s,Slot:4b}]} |
Just replace "ITEM" with your desired item ID. If you want a slot blank, delete that slot.
Get the command here
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