#Can a some more experienced person help me with something? I need help with my Craftingforge..

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woven nexus
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why are the items strings and not just items

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heck, use function example(result: item, ingredients: items).

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and, with skbee can you not just use the recipe section?

zenith sand
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I didn't made this. It was made by a colleague who no longer skripts and can't tell me how it works.

south garden
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what the bomboclaat is this bro

zenith sand
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two snippets of a custom crafting system

woven nexus
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im not entirely sure what this system needs to do, but it looks overcomplicated

zenith sand
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Yea. Seems like it. I would rewrite it but I don't know how because I didn't make it..

indigo forum
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Based on the functions, I don't think it even utilizes the vanilla crafting table, so converting it to such would take a bit (but honestly, maybe 20 minutes or less)

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Major difference: you can only use 1 item in each crafting slot (so all of the 64 items would become 1), but the result item can be more than 1 (i have no idea what max is, but it's greater than 64)

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Using SkBee's recipes, you can set a variable to the item you want, then use it as an ingredient in another recipe

zenith sand
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It doesnt work with a vanilla crafting table

indigo forum
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that's what I figured

zenith sand
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Because it isn't supposed to

indigo forum
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without seeing the rest of the code that checks for the items in whatever gui or block you craft with, we really can't help any further as I agree with x8ight, it's a very complicated recipe system your friend made

zenith sand
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You add items, and then there's a GUI that displays the items. Then you can craft them if you have the necessary items.

local function showForgeRecipe(p: player, id: text):
    create a gui with virtual chest inventory with 5 rows named "Schmiede":

        set {_loop-value::*} to {craftingitems::%{_id}%} split at "/"
        format gui slot (integers between 0 and 11),13,17,18,20,21,22,26,27,28,29,31,(integers between 35 and 44) with gray stained glass pane named "&8"
        format gui slot 19,12,30 with air

        loop 18 times:
            format next gui slot with ({_loop-value::%loop-value%} parsed as int) of redstone block
            {_loop-value::%loop-value+1%} parsed as item isn't air
            add ({_loop-value::%loop-value%} parsed as int) of ({_loop-value::%loop-value+1%} parsed as item) to {_items::*}

        format gui slot 19 with {guiheads::seitezurück} named "&8› &cZurück" with lore " &8&l» &7Klicke&8, &7um zur Schmiede zurückzukehren&8.":
            openForgeGUI({_p})
        format gui slot 12 with {forgeitems::%{_id}%}
        format gui slot 30 with player head with nbt nbt compound from HeadConvert("eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvOWI0MjVhYTNkOTQ2MThhODdkYWM5Yzk0ZjM3N2FmNmNhNDk4NGMwNzU3OTY3NGZhZDkxN2Y2MDJiN2JmMjM1In19fQ==") named "&8› &aHerstellen" with lore " &8&l» &7Klicke&8, &7um den Gegenstand herzustellen&8.":
            if {level::level::%uuid of {_p}%} is higher or equal to {craftingrecipe::%{_id}%::level}:
                if {craftingqueue::%uuid of {_p}%} isn't set:
                    confirmCrafting({_p},{_id})
                    playSound({_p},"click",2,1)
                else:
                    send "{@prefix} &7{@already_craft}"
                    playSound({_p},"fail")
            else:
                send "{@prefix} &7Du benötigst &cLevel %{craftingrecipe::%{_id}%::level}%&8, &7um diesen Gegenstand herzustellen&8." to {_p}
                playSound({_p},"fail")
            
        
        open last created gui to {_p}```

Thats the gui which showcases the items you need. And that's where the Item which I used as variable because it's saved in there won't show up.
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But I think as you said I rewrite it completely

indigo forum
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please tell me this uses skript-gui and not TuSke

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In your other functions, it's setting a single variable to a list of items separated by commas. I would change it so it actually uses lists (then, loop the list). This way, you can use items directly in the list and set the slots accordingly instead of having to parse the slots as items (because they will already be items)

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for example: {craftingitems::my_sword::*} is a list of your crafting ingredients. You can set the index of the list value to your slot number for an easier time placing the items in the gui.

barren pivot
zenith sand
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huh

barren pivot
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Just ask the creator or just start from ground up

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Trying to complete half done scripts is hard when you don't have the basics down

zenith sand
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I'll look into rewriting it.

indigo forum
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Definitely think you should rewrite it. Based on what I have seen in your code, it really shouldn't be that difficult to convert it to crafting table.

zenith sand
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It shouldn't have anything to do with a crafting table.

barren pivot