How to modify recipes to use the cleanroom? | GregTech CE Unofficial | Page 1

narrow nacelle Dec 23, 2024, 4:14 AM

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I have a list of recipe ids, where i'd like them to use the cleanroom.
Unfortunately i cant seem to figure it out. Have been trying to make something akin to this example, but nothing seems to be working.

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {

    var recipesd = [
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/integrated_circuit_hv',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/integrated_circuit_hv_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/integrated_circuit_lv',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/integrated_circuit_lv_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/microprocessor_lv',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/microprocessor_lv_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/nand_chip_ulv_good_board',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/nand_chip_ulv_good_board_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/nand_chip_ulv_plastic_board',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/nand_chip_ulv_plastic_board_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/processor_assembly_hv',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/processor_assembly_hv_soldering_alloy',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/processor_mv',
    'gtceu:circuit_assembler/processor_mv_soldering_alloy'
    ];
    event.forEachRecipe({ type: 'gtceu:circuit_assembler' }, recipe => {
            console.log(toString(recipe.get('recipeConditions'))); // just prints [Object object] and cant use deepToString cause its undefined for some reason :?
    });
});```

loud ruin Dec 23, 2024, 4:55 AM

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hmm

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you can make a function that copies the recipe over

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im trying to see how to get a specific recipe

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lemmec

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e.forEachRecipe({ type: "gtceu:mixer" }, recipe => {
        let r = JSON.parse(recipe.json)
        if (r.inputs.fluid) { return }

        let EUt = (r.tickInputs && r.tickInputs.eu) ? r.tickInputs.eu[0].content : null
        if (!(EUt <= 8)) { //Reject recipes that cost more than 8 eu/t, check is done like this to filter out null
            return
        }

        let outputs = r.outputs.item

        let toInput = []

        r.inputs.item.forEach(items => {
            if (items.content.type == "gtceu:circuit") { return }

            let curCount = items.content.count
            let curItem = Ingredient.of(items.content.ingredient)

            toInput.push(Item.of(curItem, curCount))
        })

        let toOutput = Item.of(Ingredient.of(outputs[0].content.ingredient), outputs[0].content.count)

        e.recipes.gtceu.steam_mixer_recipes(`kubejs:gtceu/steam_mixer/${recipe.getId().split(':')[1]}`)
            .itemInputs(toInput)
            .itemOutputs(toOutput)
            .outputFluids()
            .duration(r.duration)
            .EUt(EUt)
    })```


```js
ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
    event.forEachRecipe({ mod: 'gtceu' }, recipe => { // 
        try { // 
            var newDuration = recipe.get("duration") // 
            recipe.set("duration", newDuration/10) // 
        } catch (err) { // 
            console.log(recipe.id + " has no duration field, skipped.")
        }
    })
})```

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both of these do similar things looping through and changing something

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Oo idea

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ok bad news its more difficult than I thought

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the cleanroom data isnt stored in the json

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im unsure how to even get the current recipes conditions youd just have to overwrite it

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workin on it

loud ruin Dec 23, 2024, 5:52 AM

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progress ish

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ok I have it nearly entirely working, only problem is it isnt copying tags over

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working now

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here it is

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nvm im messing w it more

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alr im done optimizing ICANT

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@narrow nacelle

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nvm I fucked it up

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oh ik how

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ServerEvents.recipes(e => {
    var recipesToCleanroom = [
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/integrated_circuit_hv.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/integrated_circuit_lv.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/microprocessor_lv.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/nand_chip_ulv_good_board.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/nand_chip_ulv_plastic_board.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/processor_assembly_hv.*/ },
        { id: /gtceu:circuit_assembler\/processor_mv.*/ },
    ]

    recipesToCleanroom.forEach((recipeToClean) => {
        e.forEachRecipe(recipeToClean, cleaningRecipe => {
            let r = JSON.parse(cleaningRecipe.json)
            let EUt = (r.tickInputs && r.tickInputs.eu) ? r.tickInputs.eu[0].content : null
            let outputs = r.outputs.item

            let toInput = []
            r.inputs.item.forEach(items => {
                let curCount = items.content.count
                let curItem = Ingredient.of(items.content.ingredient)

                toInput.push(Ingredient.of(curItem, curCount))
            })
            let toOutput = Item.of(Ingredient.of(outputs[0].content.ingredient), outputs[0].content.count)

            e.remove(recipeToClean)
            e.recipes.gtceu.circuit_assembler(`kubejs:${cleaningRecipe.id.toString().split('/')[1]}`)
                .itemInputs(toInput)
                .itemOutputs(toOutput)
                .inputFluids()
                .duration(r.duration)
                .EUt(EUt)
                .cleanroom(CleanroomType.CLEANROOM)
        })
    })
})```

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final script...

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it can be modified to check for recipes that dont have items or dont have fluids or have more than one for each thing

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ugh this would be a hell of a lot easier of gt just FUCKING supported data properly

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I could just copy it over and edit but nooo

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I decided to try its pain

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ok I got decently far until I realized id have to make a builder for every single different recipe type in a switch statement I think

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unless I can put a variable here ICANT

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narrow nacelle Dec 23, 2024, 12:35 PM

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Damn. Yeah I thought this was going to be some higher level coding.
Thanks a lot for this !

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I'll try it out asoon as I have access to the pack

narrow nacelle Dec 23, 2024, 1:09 PM

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loud ruin ```js ServerEvents.recipes(e => { var recipesToCleanroom = [ { id: /...

by the way, is that regex for wildcards?

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currrently trying to implement this code for also engraving silicon, where the recipes are gtceu:laser_engraver/engrave_(type)_silicon

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now that i look at it i think i need to make another script holdon

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nvm yeah having { id: /gtceu:laser_engraver\/engrave.*_silicon/ } results in only the ram wafer recipe being made

narrow nacelle Dec 23, 2024, 2:03 PM

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Actually tweaking atm.
{ id: /gtceu:laser_engraver\/engrave_(?<=_)[a-z]*(?=_)_silicon/ }
Should work to match any recipe that uses normal silicon, yet KubeJS throws this error:
[15:57:01] [ERROR] ! SyntaxError: Invalid quantifier ?
What standard does KubeJS use for Regex?

loud ruin Dec 23, 2024, 4:42 PM

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narrow nacelle by the way, is that regex for wildcards?

Yea I just did it so it does the soldering alloy recipe too but I think any circuit recipes you gen automatically add the fluids anyway? As you can see I left fluid inputs empty

narrow nacelle Feb 12, 2025, 7:05 PM

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An update on this. Feeling incredibly stupid.
I didn't notice that the code actually doesn't consider unconsumables

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Fixed it with this

#How to modify recipes to use the cleanroom?