worthy verge
For example, the intent of the below code is to take recipe that has a treated wood slabs as input and replace it with treated wood planks
event.replaceInput(
{ input: '#forge:treated_wood_slab' },
'#forge:treated_wood_slab',
'#forge:treated_wood'
)
But this, of course, also includes recipes that just use #minecraft:slabs because treated wood slabs are IN minecraft slabs
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worthy verge
Bump, I forgot i posted this already and ran into the issue again
This would also be nice to literally match ingredients, example: I want to match an item, but NOT tags that item is a member of (example, if i want to match create:raw_zinc but NOT #forge:raw_materials/zinc)
Similarly but with slightly different nuance, I might want to match members of a tag only and not any aditional tags those ingredients are members of (example, anything in #forge:crops/rice but NOT #forge:crops)
worthy verge
Bumping again
worthy verge
Further bump
To clarify ahead of time, yes I know I can remove treated wood slabs from the #minecraft:slabs tag but that's not a solution
lost thunder
how many treated wood slabs are in forge treated slabs
if it is not many you could probably do it individually
@worthy verge
worthy verge
I've already done it, but that's not a solution
It's a workaround, and one that doesn't work half the time, especially in the additional examples
lost thunder
Honestly something are just broken at times especially related to mods and custom recipes
just to clarify so i can do some testing what mod are the treated slabs from? @worthy verge
worthy verge
Immersive Engineering
Yes it works in this case, but it's not broken behavior it's just unintuitive logcial behavior
Example in the OP isn't "replace any input that uses treated wood slabs," it's "replace any input that accepts treated wood slabs"
worthy verge
Similarly but with slightly different nuance, I might want to match members of a...
which is problematic
worthy verge
This would also be nice to *literally* match ingredients, example: I want to mat...
for reasons that can't be fixed by just removing the tag
Thus i'm looking for some kind of way to literally match
wanton basin
forEachRecipe and write a custom match logic
then add the modified recipe with the same id as the original
worthy verge
I see, so in the body I'd do something like get the originalRecipeIngredients, check the list for a tag (which in this case will hopefully match literally since i'm actually checking the ingredients), and then if and only if true do a replaceIngredient
wanton basin
apart from the comment this should work
event.forEachRecipe({ input: '#forge:treated_wood_slab' }, recipe => {
recipe.originalRecipeIngredients.forEach(ingredient => {
if(ingredient.tag == '#forge:treated_wood_slab'){ //check if with # or without
event.replaceInput(
{ id: recipe.getOrCreateId() },
'#forge:treated_wood_slab',
'#forge:treated_wood'
)
break
}
})
})
OOOOOH
THAT'S CLEVER
though I'm not sure the break is nessecary is it, especially if there are mutliple matching the tag
wanton basin
it would work without the break, it just stops it from doing uneccesary calculations
worthy verge
the break would break out of the the second foreach though, which is problematic if there are multiple ingredients that use the tag (for example it uses TWO treated wood slabs, it would only find the first one and break, if i'm reading correctly)
wanton basin
It's using replaceInput so applying to the entire recipe
worthy verge
OHH sure is
that still leaves an edge case of "uses both an ingredient you want to replace and one you don't that would be hit"
wanton basin
If it's a recipe with Mixed Inputs you would need to either do that manually or do more complicated logic
worthy verge
I haven't had a chance to try this yet but i see no reason it shouldn't work, anything else would be a different support question as this answers my original one pretty effectively. Closing, and thank you a bunch!