Prevent mod recipe change

[upbeat ore]

I'm using a mod that modifies recipes for essentially all vanilla gear (armor, tools, weapons, etc) that uses copper or iron.

Is there a way to "prevent" or "revert" the recipe changes without manually re-adding each recipe? The mod "removes" about 150 recipes

[brisk radish]

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[quiet stump]

what is the mod?

[upbeat ore]

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/overgeared

[quiet stump]

can't easily spot a directory you can just nuke to fix this

I think you are gonna have manually do it

you can easily make it slightly automated tho

[upbeat ore]

can't I nuke data/minecraft/recipe?

[quiet stump]

so that will delete every minecraft recipe

I looked in their github, https://github.com/phuccom000/Overgeared/tree/master/src/main/resources/data/minecraft/recipes, but it doesn't seem like they are overriding the actual mc recipes using the data

[upbeat ore]

So, there isn't a simpler way I presume?

[upbeat ore]

bump

[quiet stump]

https://mcasset.cloud/1.21.11/data/minecraft/recipe

if you find the ones you want added back and just add those into the kubejs/data/minecraft/recipes folder it should fix your issue

[upbeat ore]

So that would mean readding them manually

[quiet stump]

I mean yes but all you need to do is copy paste the files

[runic fulcrum]

You can use KubeJS-Tweaks to disable datapack recipes from being read
Uncandango is the dev, and he showcases how to disable erroring recipes here: https://discordapp.com/channels/303440391124942858/1438558292992589834/1438600082747297945
But you can just do the same with the recipes you want to disable from OverGeared, as long as you can get hold of the recipe-IDs

[radiant patrol]

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You can use KubeJS Tweaks to fix that
https://github.com/pietro-lopes/KubeJSTweaks/wiki/Server-Events-(server_scripts)#beforerecipes

check some Real examples from ATM10 and 10sky

if you just don't bother with that recipe, just do:

KubeJSTweaks.beforeRecipes(event => {
  event.dumpErroringRecipes() // will dump a markdown at local/kubejstweaks/erroring_recipes.md
  event.disable(["your:recipe_id_here","other:here_too"])
})

Matryoshika quoted

[upbeat ore]

I see

[upbeat ore]

Can I use regex for this? or perhaps a loop with foreach?

[runic fulcrum]

The link I posted does state that beforeRecipes accepts

• Exact id: "modid:path"
• Mod filter: "@modid" → all recipes in that namespace
• Regex: /.../
• List: list/array of any of the above

[upbeat ore]

I saw, but it doesn't have any event.disable() inside a loop or using foreach so I'm not sure how exactly go about it

KubeJSTweaks.beforeRecipes(event => {
    event.dumpErroringRecipes() // will dump a markdown at local/kubejstweaks/erroring_recipes.md
    event.getEntry("@overgeared")
    .forEach(entry => {
        event.disable(entry)
    })
})

I did this but it didn't really work

Also this but no luck

KubeJSTweaks.beforeRecipes(event => {
    event.disable("/overgeared:.*/")
})

[runic fulcrum]

regex here should be naked strings, eg just /overgeared:.*/, no quotes
and you just do

event.disable(/overgeared:.*/) //OR
event.disable("@overgeared") //OR
event.disable([/overgeared:.*/, "somemod:id", "anothermod:id", /anotherregexexample:.*/])

examples 1 & 2 both do what you want, though I'd imagine the latter, using the @overgeared is more efficient, but that'd also depend on how the recipes are stored and looked up
as mentioned, you can just put it all into an array and one-line everything you need

[upbeat ore]

Ok then, I guess the mod is doing something weird because This is the current script

KubeJSTweaks.beforeRecipes(event => {
    event.disable("@overgeared")
    event.disable(/overgeared:.*/)
})

I reopened minecraft, reloaded kubejs scripts and did /reload, but the items are still modified

That, or I'm stupid which is most likely the case

[runic fulcrum]

2x of [damaged item] -> repaired item is a vanilla mechanic afaik

its a special recipe thing, dunno if you can disable that

[upbeat ore]

Oh yeah, I meant that if the mechanic is disabled, it should show the normal recipe yknow