About crafting-tramsutation and how to alter durability in crafting table

[thorny shuttle]

I want to ask about crafting-transmuation is, whether or not it uses a crafting table, and if it does, what it is for.
And is there a way to change durability inside a crafting table, like using hammer to break ores into raw chunks and then the hammer loses 1 durability?

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[abstract kraken]

It does using the crafting table, idk about the 2nd thing(what is it for) and probably in the newest snapshot,not sure about before

Use*

[thorny shuttle]

Well have you used it in your datapack?

Does it have anything special compared to shaped and shapeless recipes?

[abstract kraken]

I haven't used it in my own datapacks

[thorny shuttle]

Aw dang it

[abstract kraken]

From the MC website:
When matched, output will copy the input item stack, changing the item type but preserving all stack components
This completely replaces

Oh it got cut off

The bit that got cut off is irrelevant

When matched, output will copy the input item stack, changing the item type but preserving all stack components

Basically it's for putting in one item, and getting the same thing but slightly modified I think

https://minecraft.wiki/w/Recipe

[abstract kraken]

Go into json format and scroll down to crafting_transmute

[thorny shuttle]

Ah thanks

[thorny shuttle]

So I tried fiddling around with the recipe generator

and it seems that crafting_transmute takes 2 items, 1 from input list and 1 from material list, and returns result item

which is supposed to be a way to compact recipes?

im lost

[hybrid crag]

crafting_transmute is special because it keeps the item components from the input and puts the components onto the result item.
What you want to do with it isn’t possible though, the recipe can only return one item, not two. So you’ll can’t return the ore chunks and the hammer that was used. On top of that, there is no way to remove 1 durability point from the hammer in the recipe, you can only set the durability to a specific value