Trying to resolve an error in KubeJS-Create - Making recipes

[meager grove]

Hi, I'm starting to try to assemble my own custom changes to this modpack I'm making(And I am a blind man stumbling in the dark for the most part trying to understand this stuff, admittedly).

I've been trying to figure out why this setup isn't working to create a couple basic recipes. I'm sure I'm missing something simple, though, I just can't figure it out.

My code is thus

    event.server.runCommandSilent('reload')
  })
  
ServerEvents.recipes(event => {


    // Generating Basic Resources Renewably


    event.recipes.createMilling(output[minecraft:coarse_dirt], input[#minecraft:logs])
    event.recipes.createSplashing(output[minecraft:dirt], input[#minecraft:coarse_dirt])



})```

And I keep recieving the error in the following log.

[brazen gust]

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[sand furnace]

Paste version of server.log from @meager grove

[meager grove]

Any assistance is appreciated. I've just been staring at this for an hour and can't suss out why it doesn't work haha

[reef hearth]

I believe it is event.recipes.create.milling, not event.recipes.createMilling

Same deal with splashing

[meager grove]

Ah, lemme try that. The examples on the modpage showed it as I have it

Same error

[reef hearth]

[meager grove]

"missing ] in index expression"

[reef hearth]

Oh, Idk why I didn't notice

    event.recipes.createMilling(output[minecraft:coarse_dirt], input[#minecraft:logs])
    event.recipes.createSplashing(output[minecraft:dirt], input[#minecraft:coarse_dirt])
```Why do you have input[] and whatnot? Should be:
```js
    event.recipes.createMilling(["minecraft:coarse_dirt"], ["#minecraft:logs"])
    event.recipes.createSplashing(["minecraft:dirt"], ["#minecraft:coarse_dirt"])

[meager grove]

I was following along with an example from the modpage

Lemme try this

Aha

fixed

[reef hearth]

It's showing you how it works. For example, output[] is showing that output is an array of strings

It's just how they document it

[meager grove]

Ah, so it implicitly understands that "the first category is output, the second category is the input"?

[reef hearth]

Yeah

[meager grove]

That makes sense

And is easy to work with now that I understand that lmao

[reef hearth]

Yus

[meager grove]

I appreciate it. Approaching all of this stuff from the perspective of a caveman with a sledgehammer, so it's been a learning process

I'll mark this closed 🙂