open phoenix
is it even possible? i tested with a minimal example with a new clean instance without other mods or kjs addons and it doesn't work, it registers the recipe without error but it doesn't require any nbt value on the input.
code```javascript
ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
event.shapeless("minecraft:diamond",[Item.of("minecraft:filled_map",{map:0})]);
})
this snippet should make the first ever map generated in a world be craftable into diamonds but any filled map is
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gaunt drum
use this:
ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
event.shapeless(':diamond', [Item.of('filled_map', '{map: 0}').strongNBT()])
})
does it only match exactly?
how do i do it contains a field and it has this value?
found out how .weakNBT()
undone merlin
I had a question about this as well, but was wanting to know how to use it for the output and specify the quantity
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open phoenix
should just work if you do Item.of(id,nbt) instead of id
undone merlin
Is there a way to set the quantity of that for the output?
Like, if you wanted 9 of them instead of just 1
undone merlin
All three
finite merlin
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