What am i doing wrong with this recipe

[wary nebula]

Just trying to output more than one item -_-

    event.custom({
    type: 'mekanism:enriching',
    input: { ingredient: Item.of('mysticalagriculture:prosperity_ore')},
    output: { Count:8, Item.of('mysticalagriculture:prosperity_shard')
})

Tried a few different things on the wiki but nothing.

[molten stirrup]

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[elfin vapor]

maybe the output's an array?

does the enriching recipe allow >1 outputs?

oh wait

sorry

use a small C maybe?
so count: 8

[wary nebula]

Will try

Nope

Am i using incorrect formatting?

[elfin vapor]

not sure

look at existing mek recipes?

[wary nebula]

Tried this

event.custom({"type":"mekanism:enriching","input":{"ingredient":{"item":"mysticalagriculture:inferium_ore"}},"output":{"count":8,"item":"mysticalagriculture:inferium_essence"})

using the mekanism method

[atomic patio]

ithink

try .tojson

[wary nebula]

server log gave me this[KubeJS Server/]: ! event.custom({"type":"mekanism:enriching","input":{"ingredient":{"item":"mysticalagriculture:inferium_ore"}},"output":{"count":8,"item":"mysticalagriculture:inferium_essence"}):7: Error loading KubeJS script: server_scripts:CustomR.js': missing } after property list (server_scripts:CustomR.js#7)

also still not sure how to use .tojson

im just copying from whats around

[silver coral]

event.custom({
  type: 'mekanism:enriching',
  input: Item.of('mysticalagriculture:prosperity_ore').toJson(),
  output: Item.of('8x mysticalagriculture:prosperity_shard').toJson()
})

or just use the addon for KJS, which i think is updated to 1.19

[wary nebula]

Omg i figured it out and youve posted a solution xD

Thank you very much either way!

It was missing a } to close off the event fml

[azure wing]

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[wary nebula]

Funny you should say that, i already have that installed but never thought of using it because im clearly dumb.