Solved Ingredient Name

What is the easiest way to make it so an ingredient on a crafting recipe has a display name. I tried this

I have tried

Code:

                Material mi = Material.matchMaterial(lin2);
             
                ItemStack mms = new ItemStack(mi);
                ItemMeta mm = mms.getItemMeta();
             
                mm.setDisplayName(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', b[2]));
                mms.setItemMeta(mm);
             
                R.setIngredient(lin1, mms.getData());

The closest thing I have found is PrepareItemCraft event

 

I'm not sure but are you talking about existing recipes or new ones?

UPDATE:

Okay so I tought about a solution. Not sure if it will work at all, but can't you add a custom recipe that is actually the same and overwrite that recipe and change the item you get from there

Here is how you do that
https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/recipe-example/

I hope it helps

 

It shouldn't matter. New ones. I want to set the ingredient to have not just a material but a display name so the item can only be crafted if the ingredient had the display name.


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I updated my post in the meanwhile, maybe that does help you

 

That has nothing to do with what I'm talking about I already have the item I can craft but I can craft it with the material and any display name on that material.

Example: I make it so I need 4 tnt in a square NAMED Reaper or something to be able to craft let's say, a staff.

I want the ingredient to have a certain display name.


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Oooow I see ... I'm afraid I have to experiment a bit with that. Not sure if I will Find out, sorry mate :/

 

@mehboss
Use PrepareItemCraftEvent. This is called when a player creates an already registered recipe. When a player tries to create the recipe you want, check if a specific items has a displayname. If it does, do nothing. If not, set the "result" to air.

 

@Zombie_Striker

Do I check if what they are putting in is an existing recipe by doing:

Code:

ShapedRecipe R = new ShapedRecipe(i);

        if (e.getRecipe.equals(R)) {

 

@mehboss
Yes, as long as R is the same instance as the recipe you register.

 

@Zombie_Striker

How would I make it the same instance if the "new shapeless" variable is in a seperate void

Code:

@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void addItems() {

        Plugin config = Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugin("CustomRecipes");

        for (String item : config.getConfig().getConfigurationSection("Items").getKeys(false)) {
            int type = config.getConfig().getInt("Items." + item + ".Item");

            ItemStack i = new ItemStack(Material.getMaterial(type));
            ItemMeta m = i.getItemMeta();

            m.setDisplayName(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&',
                    config.getConfig().getString("Items." + item + ".Name")));

            ShapedRecipe R = new ShapedRecipe(i);

            //snipped code
        }
    }

 

@mehboss
Store the instance in a field.

 

@Zombie_Striker

I am probably doing this wrong but I did this, it does nothing.

Code:

    ShapedRecipe R = null;
//won't be null because variable gets set right on enable


    @EventHandler
    public void check(PrepareItemCraftEvent e) {

        CraftingInventory inv = e.getInventory();

        Plugin config = Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugin("CustomRecipes");

        if (inv.getType() == InventoryType.WORKBENCH) {
            if (e.getRecipe().equals(R)) {
                  Bukkit.broadcastMessage("test");

I debugged using send messages and the "getRecipe" line isn't working.

 

@mehboss
Try comparing results/ ingredients instead of comparing whole instances.

 

Haha, thanks dude.

RESULT:

Code:

            if (e.getRecipe().getResult().equals(R.getResult())) {