so this post will have the code for my script which parses all the items in your modded install, figured out what upgrade items there are, taking some basic ones that you can add and remove from to help speed the process, what tools and armors there are, and automates the upgrade path using smithing transform.
#Beta script for making automated smithing transform upgrade recipes
odd grotto
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odd grotto
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Paste version of smithing_recipes.js from @odd grotto
odd grotto
This code also generates some json files in the kubejs folder so you can check and see if it is working to your liking. You can add and remove armor types/weapon and tool types/etc. You can even add materials, but you need to make sure you follow the upgrade rules and add a path following the code in the script.
red rapids
and what's the problem you're having with it
you should post this in #1048591172165189632
odd grotto
I wanted people to look it over and check for errors/inefficiencies
sorry dogs wanted out while I was updating the post. 🙂
red rapids
I wanted people to look it over and check for errors/inefficiencies
ah, ok that's alright.
forEach is slow compared other looping methods. You can loop over the length and index them later. Or use a for of loop though idk if that exists in rhino
if you really want to go for performance
though this probably won't make a difference
odd grotto
might be a good idea for one of those packs that has 300 materials, thanks.
last dragon
if you really want to go for performance
Is this still true with rhino? Under the hood it's probably using a Java stream right? Are there performance implications there?