[INACTIVE][MECH] Cookbook v1.4.6 - The original custom recipes plugin. [953]

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Craft your own recipes!​

Download latest version: v1.4.6, JAR Only

An easy recipe creator (with GUI!), made by DerEchteNexus, is available here.
An HTML recipe parser made by Celticminstrel is available here.

Cookbook is the premier specialised plugin for custom crafting and smelting recipes. Craft gold bars from stone, diamonds from grass and much, much more! Cookbook allows the creation of recipes in an easy-to-understand recipes file - simply create the recipe, reload the plugin and you're done! Cookbook affects the crafting and smelting tables directly - no more workarounds or other weird methods. It can override the default recipes too - just copy the recipe and specify a custom result.

Cookbook allows the customisation of the crafting recipes used in a workbench and smelting. Let's take for example the recipe for torches - a stick with oil on top. With Cookbook, I could make it so a stack of 35 torches were made if I put obisidan on top of said stick in the crafting area. I could make a 9x9 recipe of dirt blocks create diamond. If I wanted to smelt coal from saplings, I'd just specify that in the recipes file. In short, Cookbook allows the creation of workbench crafting and smelting recipes, completely user-configured, to give a specified resulting stack.

Features:

• Custom crafting recipes as specified in cookbook.recipes.
• Custom smelting recipes as specified in cookbook.furnacerecipes.
• Custom ids, results, data values and result amounts.
• Displays result now.
• Shapeless recipes, repair recipes.

Using data ranges for repair recipes:
In 1.4, the repair recipe feature was added. To use this, all you have to do is put 'X' as the damage value, and any data value for that item will be accepted as valid.
Commands:

Code:

/cookbook reload - reloads recipes
/cookbook recipes - displays a list of recipes.
/cookbook recipe [number] (shapeless)- displays a specific recipe (or shapeless recipe).
/cookbook frecipes - displays a list of furnace recipes.
/cookbook frecipe [number] - displays a specific furnace recipe.
These commands can be used in the console (remove the '/')

Permissions:

Code:

cookbook.reload - gives access to /cookbook reload.
cookbook.display.recipe - gives access to /cookbook recipe.
cookbook.display.allrecipes - gives access to /cookbook recipes.
cookbook.display.furnacerecipe - gives access to /cookbook frecipe.
cookbook.display.allfurnacerecipes - gives access to /cookbook frecipes.

Older versions (open) Older versions (close)

v1.4.5, v1.4.4, v1.4.3, v1.42, v1.41, v1.4, v1.39, v1.38, v1.37, v1.36, v1.35, v1.3, v1.2, v1.1, v1.05, v1.0

Changelog (open) Changelog (close)

• v1.4.6 - recipe glitch fix. Updated for 1.5.
• v1.41 - unlimited ranged data values.
• v1.4 - client mod no longer required.
• v1.39 - fixed /cookbook recipe command.
• v1.38 - bugfixes.
• v1.35 - added API, cleaned up code (check RecipeManager out)
• v1.3 - added support for client mod.
• v1.2 - added furnace recipes.
• v1.1 - added shapeless recipes, major bugfixes, added item data values, delay setting.
• v1.05 - added commands, data value on results, bugfix.
• v1.0 - initial release.

Credits (open) Credits (close)

This plugin would not have been possible without the huge help that Edward Hand was. Thank you for trawling through minecraft code, testing my glitchy code and being a sounding board for my wacky coding ideas. You were a huge help. Thanks to @SpaceManiac and @Celtic Minstrel for making me go back through the packet code to allow the results slot to be shown without a client mod.

Configuration (open) Configuration (close)

Crafting recipes (open) Crafting recipes (close)

To configure cookbook, open the cookbook.recipes file. Inside the file are a few custom recipes already configured, and you can change/add/delete them if you like. The way new ones are created is like so.
A workbench is a 3x3 slot area, filled with air. To represent this in a file, we use a 3x3 grid of numbers, separated by commas. Each number represents the item id that would go into that slot on a crafting bench to produce your recipe. 0 is air (nothing). So, we get this:

0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
4th line.

The data values for each line are separated by the ';' - the first number on the right corresponds to the data value of the first item on the left. Note that 'X' is a valid data value, allowing any data value to be used in that square.

The fourth line is the result (what you get when you have this configuration). It is formatted like so: the item id is on the left, the stack amount is in the middle, and the data value is on the far right. For example - to configure a stack of 64 sticks, I would put 280:64:0 on the fourth line. These four lines constitute a recipe.

Let's do an example. I want to use a stick in the middle of the bench to get a stack of 24 apples.

0,0,0,;0,0,0, - no sticks on this line
0,280,0,;0,0,0, - a stick must be in the middle of this line
0,0,0,;0,0,0, - no sticks on this line.
260:24:0 - the result is a 24-stack of apples.

See the included recipes file for information on Shapeless recipes. Use the @Shapeless identifier before a recipe to make it shapeless - for example
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
1:1:0
Will make this recipe shapeless - stone can be placed anywhere to get the desired result.

Furnace Recipes (open) Furnace Recipes (close)

Furnace recipes are a lot simpler thankfully .
Furnace recipes have two lines: the first line is for the ingredient, the second is for the result.
The first line is simply the id of the ingredient used in smelting. The second line is separated into 3 sections by ':'s.

The first section defines the id, the second the data value and the third the custom cooktime.
Let's do an example - cobblestone to sand.

4, -the ingredient is cobblestone.
12:0:0 - results in sand, no data value, no change to cooktime.

Pretty simple right? The cooktime value is used for extra customisation of the time it takes for one block to be smelted (the progress arrow's speed). Normally, this is incremented from 0 - 200, by 1 each time. In cookbook, you can add extra values onto this. Note the caveat: these will only change cooktime while the window is open.

4,
12:0:50 - the value of 50 results in SUPER FAST cooking.

And that's it for furnace recipes. Negative values are possible, but will be capped at
-0.999999... otherwise the recipe will never complete.

User-Submitted recipes (open) User-Submitted recipes (close)

Sphax's recipes (open) Sphax's recipes (close)

Sphax put them all in a handy pdf - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16580692/cookbook_recipes_new.pdf.

Mineaccount's recipes (open) Mineaccount's recipes (close)

Chanmail Helmet:

4,4,4,;0,0,0,
4,0,4,;0,0,0,
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
302:1:0,

Chainmail Chestplate:

4,0,4,;0,0,0,
4,4,4,;0,0,0,
4,4,4,;0,0,0,
303:1:0,

Chainmail Leggings

4,4,4,;0,0,0,
4,0,4,;0,0,0,
4,0,4,;0,0,0,
304:1:0,

Chainmail Boots:

0,0,0,;0,0,0,
4,0,4,;0,0,0,
4,0,4,;0,0,0,
305:1:0,

Sponge:

348,348,348,;0,0,0,
348,325,348,;0,0,0,
348,348,348,;0,0,0,
19:16:0,

Saddle:

334,334,334,;0,0,0,
334,265,334,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
329:1:0,

Snow:

0,0,0,;0,0,0,
332,332,332,;0,0,0,
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
78:3:0,

Ice:

20,20,20,;0,0,0,
20,332,20,;0,0,0,
20,20,20,;0,0,0,
79:8:0,

Apple:

0,331,0,;0,0,0,
331,353,331,;0,0,0,
0,331,0,;0,0,0,
260:1:0,

Golden Apple:

0,348,0,;0,0,0,
348,353,348,;0,0,0,
0,348,0,;0,0,0,
322:1:0,

Wool:

288,288,288,;0,0,0,
288,288,288,;0,0,0,
288,288,288,;0,0,0,
35:1:0,

Leaves:

295,295,295,;0,0,0,
295,0,295,;0,0,0,
295,295,295,;0,0,0,
18:8:0,

stolksdorf's repair recipes (open) stolksdorf's repair recipes (close)

#Wooden Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,268,0,;0,X,0,
268:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,269,0,;0,X,0,
269:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,270,0,;0,X,0,
270:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,271,0,;0,X,0,
271:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,290,0,;0,X,0,
290:1:0,

#Stone Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,272,0,;0,X,0,
272:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,273,0,;0,X,0,
273:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,274,0,;0,X,0,
274:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,275,0,;0,X,0,
275:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,291,0,;0,X,0,
291:1:0,

#Iron Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,256,0,;0,X,0,
256:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,257,0,;0,X,0,
257:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,258,0,;0,X,0,
258:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,267,0,;0,X,0,
267:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,292,0,;0,X,0,
292:1:0,

#Diamond Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,276,0,;0,X,0,
276:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,277,0,;0,X,0,
277:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,278,0,;0,X,0,
278:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,279,0,;0,X,0,
279:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,293,0,;0,X,0,
293:1:0,

#Gold Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,283,0,;0,X,0,
283:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,284,0,;0,X,0,
284:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,285,0,;0,X,0,
285:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,286,0,;0,X,0,
286:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,294,0,;0,X,0,
294:1:0,

#Leather Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,298,0,;0,X,0,
298:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,299,0,;0,X,0,
299:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,300,0,;0,X,0,
300:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,301,0,;0,X,0,
301:1:0,

#Iron Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,306,0,;0,X,0,
306:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,307,0,;0,X,0,
307:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,308,0,;0,X,0,
308:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,309,0,;0,X,0,
309:1:0,

#Diamond Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,310,0,;0,X,0,
310:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,311,0,;0,X,0,
311:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,312,0,;0,X,0,
312:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,313,0,;0,X,0,
313:1:0,

#Gold Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,314,0,;0,X,0,
314:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,315,0,;0,X,0,
315:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,316,0,;0,X,0,
316:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,317,0,;0,X,0,
317:1:0,

TZer0's alchemy (open) TZer0's alchemy (close)

#Glowstone dust + Slime ball + iron tool/weapon = gold tool/weapon (requires the equipment to be in mint condition)
@Shapeless
0,348,0,;0,0,0,
0,341,0,;0,0,0,
0,257,0,;0,0,0,
285:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,348,0,;0,0,0,
0,341,0,;0,0,0,
0,267,0,;0,0,0,
283:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,348,0,;0,0,0,
0,341,0,;0,0,0,
0,256,0,;0,0,0,
284:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,348,0,;0,0,0,
0,341,0,;0,0,0,
0,258,0,;0,0,0,
286:1:0,
# Sugar, sugar cane and Bucket of water to slimeball.
@Shapeless
0,332,0,;0,0,0,
0,338,0,;0,0,0,
0,326,0,;0,0,0,
341:1:0,
# 8xredstone + 1x egg to apple.
@Shaped
331,331,331,;0,0,0,
331,344,331,;0,0,0,
331,331,331,;0,0,0,
260:1:0,
# 8xglowstone + 1x apple to egg.
@Shaped
348,348,348,;0,0,0,
348,260,348,;0,0,0,
348,348,348,;0,0,0,
344:1:0,
#water + lava = obsidian
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,326,0,;0,0,0,
0,327,0,;0,0,0,
49:1:0,

urakkia's recipes (open) urakkia's recipes (close)

@Shapeless 37,38,0,;0,0,0, 0,0,0,;0,0,0, 0,0,0,;0,0,0, 351:4:4,

Grass Block
Ever wanted a garden in your floating sky castle?


Code:
@Shapeless 295,0,0,;0,0,0, 3,0,0,;0,0,0, 0,0,0,;0,0,0, 2:1:0,

Gravel
Because it's hard to find sometimes.


Code:
@Shapeless 12,0,0,;0,0,0, 4,0,0,;0,0,0, 12,0,0,;0,0,0, 13:3:0,

Snowblock
Another use for sugarcane.


Code:
@Shapeless 353,0,0,;0,0,0, 353,0,0,;0,0,0, 326,0,0,;0,0,0, 80:2:0,

Iceblock
Now you can make ice castles!


Code:
@Shapeless 80,80,0,;0,0,0, 80,80,0,;0,0,0, 0,0,0,;0,0,0, 79:3:0,

Snowblock, again
And ice back to snow.


Code:
@Shapeless 79,0,0,;0,0,0, 79,0,0,;0,0,0, 79,0,0,;0,0,0, 80:4:0,

Mobspawner
Use creaturebox to make it spawn things other than invincible pigs.


Code:
352,42,352,;0,0,0, 42,327,42,;0,0,0, 352,42,352,;0,0,0, 52:1:0,

Mossy Cobblestone
I like keeping this rare.


Code:
352,352,352,;0,0,0, 295,4,295,;0,0,0, 295,295,295,;0,0,0, 48:1:0,

Soul Sand
Use pumpkins for the soul-chilling effect.


Code:
0,3,0,;0,0,0, 3,86,3,;0,0,0, 0,3,0,;0,0,0, 88:4:0,

Celtic Minstrel's recipes (open) Celtic Minstrel's recipes (close)

Code:

# Redstone Ore @Shaped 331,001,331,;0,0,0, 001,331,001,;0,0,0, 331,001,331,;0,0,0, 73:1:0,  # Coal Ore @Shaped 263,001,263,;0,0,0, 001,263,001,;0,0,0, 263,001,263,;0,0,0, 16:1:0,  # Iron Ore @Shaped 265,001,265,;0,0,0, 001,265,001,;0,0,0, 265,001,265,;0,0,0, 15:1:0,  # Gold Ore @Shaped 266,001,266,;0,0,0, 001,266,001,;0,0,0, 266,001,266,;0,0,0, 14:1:0,  # Diamond Ore @Shaped 264,001,264,;0,0,0, 001,264,001,;0,0,0, 264,001,264,;0,0,0, 56:1:0,  # Lapis Lazuli Ore @Shaped 351,001,351,;4,0,4, 001,351,001,;0,4,0, 351,001,351,;4,0,4, 21:1:0,  # Wool to Sponge @Shaped 35,00,35,;0,0,0, 00,35,00,;0,0,0, 35,00,35,;0,0,0, 19:1:0,  # Gunpowder @Shaped 337,263,337,;0,0,0, 263,318,263,;0,0,0, 337,263,337,;0,0,0, 289:8:0,  # Gold Record @Shaped 000,331,000,;0,0,0, 331,322,331,;0,0,0, 000,331,000,;0,0,0, 2256:1:0,  # Green Record @Shaped 000,331,000,;0,0,0, 331,341,331,;0,0,0, 000,331,000,;0,0,0, 2257:1:0,  # Double Slabs <--> Slabs (repeat for each data value from 0 to 3) @Shapeless 00,00,00,;0,0,0, 00,44,00,;0,0,0, 00,44,00,;0,0,0, 43:1:0, @Shapeless 00,00,00,;0,0,0, 00,43,00,;0,1,0, 00,00,00,;0,0,0, 44:2:1,  # Placeable Snow @Shapeless 000,000,000,;0,0,0, 000,000,000,;0,0,0, 332,332,332,;0,0,0, 78:3:0,

Sample screenshots:

Yogoda's recipes (open) Yogoda's recipes (close)

#redstone ore​

@Shaped​

331,4,331,;0,0,0,​

4,331,4,;0,0,0,​

331,4,331,;0,0,0,​

73:1:0​

#wool to string​

@Shaped​

0,0,35,;0,0,0,​

35,35,35,;0,0,0,​

35,0,0,;0,0,0,​

287:1:0,​

Em0srawk's recipes (open) Em0srawk's recipes (close)

#Stack porkchop 9 raw
@Shaped
319,319,319,;0,0,0,
319,319,319,;0,0,0,
319,319,319,;0,0,0,
319:9:0,
#Stack porkchop 4 raw

@Shaped
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,319,319,;0,0,0,
0,319,319,;0,0,0,
319:4:0,
#Stack porkchop 9 cooked

@Shaped
320,320,320,;0,0,0,
320,320,320,;0,0,0,
320,320,320,;0,0,0,
320:9:0,
#Stack porkchop 4 cooked

@Shaped
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,320,320,;0,0,0,
0,320,320,;0,0,0,
320:4:0,

Post suggestions, bugs and other questions in this thread. Enjoy .
Post your best recipes, and I'll put them in the spoiler.

 

You need to use 'X' as the damage value.

 

Thanks, maybe this could be added to sample recipe? I searched high and low trying to find that out (-:

 

My cookbook recipe viewer now has a thread of its own.

 

Added to main post .

 

Request: toggled option per-recipe to determine if the recipe must be watched or not. Watching cobble for the speed bonus is cool, but bypassing slow recipes by walking away isn't. I'd like to have some recipes you have to tend to or they take MUCH longer/fail entirely.

EDIT: Request2: per-player "cookbooks" that list all discovered recipes for that player.

 

Good requests . I'll implement the first perhaps when I get back. The second one will naturally take a little longer...

 

Can you please add per recipe permissions? (I use BuyAbilities , and I would like to make people be able buy the ability to craft sponge out of wool, etc)

Thanks
Jorisk322

 

When I get back from holidays, I'll look into this.

 

I don't think that's possible in any sensible way. Though, a really good way to do it would be to actually display the Workbench window with both the recipe and result on it (of course you can't pick up the result), and the section that would normally be your pack could instead contain the various possible results which you can click on to see the recipe... and the quickbar could have some kind of paging mechanism.

Of course, that's not possible until we have inventory click hooks in Bukkit... oh well. I've been working on those though, maybe they're almost ready for a pull request.

 

That would be nice indeed... possible to code without inventory hooks as well.

 

I don't think it would be; you need the inventory hooks to prevent people from just taking the items.

 

Nope, again possible (using it with Citizens). You can use an inventory method to set the item in the cursor to null.

 

Wouldn't you have to do that every X ticks? Still, it does sound doable now. Inventory hooks would make it foolproof though.

By the way, it seems that if you set damage to X, the recipe also works if the appropriate slot is empty.

 

True... I'll put in a check for that tonight. Yeah, but I check for ticks anyway atm.

 

Loving the plugin!

I threw together a list of recipes for repairing all tools and armor when you craft the damaged item with one of the corresponding refined items. It took a while to write and is rather handy, so I thought I'd share it and hope you throw it up on the front page spoiler.

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#Wooden Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,268,0,;0,X,0,
268:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,269,0,;0,X,0,
269:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,270,0,;0,X,0,
270:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,271,0,;0,X,0,
271:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,290,0,;0,X,0,
290:1:0,

#Stone Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,272,0,;0,X,0,
272:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,273,0,;0,X,0,
273:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,274,0,;0,X,0,
274:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,275,0,;0,X,0,
275:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,4,0,;0,0,0,
0,291,0,;0,X,0,
291:1:0,

#Iron Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,256,0,;0,X,0,
256:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,257,0,;0,X,0,
257:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,258,0,;0,X,0,
258:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,267,0,;0,X,0,
267:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,292,0,;0,X,0,
292:1:0,

#Diamond Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,276,0,;0,X,0,
276:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,277,0,;0,X,0,
277:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,278,0,;0,X,0,
278:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,279,0,;0,X,0,
279:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,293,0,;0,X,0,
293:1:0,

#Gold Weapons
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,283,0,;0,X,0,
283:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,284,0,;0,X,0,
284:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,285,0,;0,X,0,
285:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,286,0,;0,X,0,
286:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,294,0,;0,X,0,
294:1:0,

#Leather Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,298,0,;0,X,0,
298:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,299,0,;0,X,0,
299:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,300,0,;0,X,0,
300:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,334,0,;0,0,0,
0,301,0,;0,X,0,
301:1:0,

#Iron Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,306,0,;0,X,0,
306:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,307,0,;0,X,0,
307:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,308,0,;0,X,0,
308:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,265,0,;0,0,0,
0,309,0,;0,X,0,
309:1:0,

#Diamond Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,310,0,;0,X,0,
310:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,311,0,;0,X,0,
311:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,312,0,;0,X,0,
312:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,264,0,;0,0,0,
0,313,0,;0,X,0,
313:1:0,

#Gold Armor
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,314,0,;0,X,0,
314:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,315,0,;0,X,0,
315:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,316,0,;0,X,0,
316:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,0,0,;0,0,0,
0,266,0,;0,0,0,
0,317,0,;0,X,0,
317:1:0,

 

So, I took a look at the Minecraft code, and it seems that its definition of Shaped/Shapeless recipes differs from this plugin's definition. In fact, every Minecraft recipe is shaped except for the wool/dye recipes. Shaped means that the relative positioning of the element is important; it seems that any shaped recipe can be flipped horizontally and still be valid, and it can be shifted around to any location on the grid as long as the relative postioning remains the same. For shapeless recipes, on the other hand, it matters only that the required ingredients are present, not where you put them.

It's odd that your implementation does not behave this way, since it apparently relies on the internal Minecraft recipe classes. However, there is one major difference with Cookbook recipes which is probably the reason why they do not work in the internal 2x2 crafting grid: they are all the same size. Minecraft's recipe system supports 1x1, 1x2, 1x3, 2x1, 2x2, 2x3, 3x1, 3x2, or 3x3 recipes. As I understand it, Cookbook only adds 3x3 recipes.

I think what Cookbook needs for version 2.0 is a completely new config file format that supports variable-sized recipes as well as shapeless recipes in the sense described above, where placement does not matter. Maybe it's something that should wait until inventory and crafting hooks are officially added to Bukkit, but it's something to at least think about and consider.

 

@stolksdorf Thanks for that list saved me a bunch of time.

 

Oh, and recipe detection seems to be a bit buggy. For example, with the following recipes:

Code:

 0, 0,35,;0,0,0,
35,35,35,;0,0,0,
35, 0, 0,;0,0,0,
287:1:0,
35 ,0,35,;0,0,0,
 0,35, 0,;0,0,0,
35, 0,35,;0,0,0,
19:1:0,
 0,0,  0,;0,0, 0,
35,0,351,;X,0,15,
 0,0,  0,;0,0, 0,
35:1:0,

I can get string by placing wool in just bottom left or bottom right, and I can get sponge by putting it in the right central slot. For some reason, putting it in the central slot yields more wool (possibly due to my wool bleaching recipe? No idea on that one). I also get string if I put it in any two adjacent slots in the right column and sponge if it's in the top right and bottom right slots. I didn't do a fully comprehensive examination, but that seems to be the extent of the strangeness.

 

it crashes my server when i make the recipe...

 

Celtic Minstrel: try 1.42. By the way, the reason it doesn't work on normal inventories is probably because I don't have a tick task running for them at the moment.

 

Any Help? I think this MAY crash my server?

 

Can you post the error?

 

I now have installed CookBook..
but all the Default recipes arent working.. anybody knows why not?
or anybody has the default recipes list?

Tnx

 

Does this allow me to control the default recipes?

 

Might not be 100% accurate, but... try this.

 

Hey there... this is great, but it makes my default recipes invisible. For example, I have the following defined:

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#=Repair Recipes
#~Wooden Weapons
@Shapeless
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,268,0,;0,X,0,
0,280,0,;0,0,0,
268:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,269,0,;0,X,0,
0,280,0,;0,0,0,
269:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,270,0,;0,X,0,
0,280,0,;0,0,0,
270:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,271,0,;0,X,0,
0,280,0,;0,0,0,
271:1:0,
@Shapeless
0,5,0,;0,0,0,
0,290,0,;0,X,0,
0,280,0,;0,0,0,
290:1:0,

And these work perfectly! But all the standard recipes will flash the result in the output box and then disappear. Basically all the standard recipes become invisible.

Version 1.42 w/ Craftbukkit 670.

 

Can you still take the result of the default recipe, though?

Having looked at the code, I suspect that this issue would be solved by only sending a packet if the result is non-null. The client will reset the result slot to empty if it doesn't match a default recipe in any case. Then again, that would break update in the case of people wanting to disable individual default recipes... but making a distinction between null and "air" should be able to work around that, I think.

 

Yeah, all the recipes work, standard and the custom ones. It's just that the result flashes and disappears in the standard ones. I can click on the blank output and get the expected products.

 

If you redownload, the result slot will no longer flash away (but there may be a very minor other glitch you'll notice). I'll fix properly when I get back.

 

Have you thought about the possibility of adding a group to a recipe, meaning only that group can craft it? Something that almost all of these plugins lack is the ability to restrict this out. If you could, it would allow for alchemy, blacksmith, and many other aspects all just from this one plugin.