I am looking for someone who might be knowledgeable about how to edit a certain part of the Pulverizer recipe where there is only a 10% gravel output from cobblestone... Is there a way to change this or is it permanent with the source code from the website?
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Okay, just got through talking with someone in the chat... Anyone willing to either create the mod to do what I am wanting or know where I can find a place where someone would do this?
Doesn't the factorization grinder machine smash cobble to gravel 100% of the time? You don't actually need to mod TE.
Yeah, I am working on getting a grinder. I would just like to make it to where you can edit the secondary chance output recipes.
Why would you *WANT* more gravel? Honestly, I void all the gravel produced from the pulverizer hooked up to an Igneous Extruder to provide the flux material for the Induction Smelter.
And what you are asking for? Is never going to happen. No, you can't increase the percent chance of gold out of copper to 100%.
And what you are asking for? Is never going to happen. No, you can't increase the percent chance of gold out of copper to 100%.
It's Custom Recipes or something like that, i think it works well on mods too.
Another option, unless you're dedicated to the pulverizer, is the minimum stone from EE3. I use copious amounts of gravel for the large installations I tend to build, and that's the rout I go.
Or the rock crusher, which can be built pretty early game with sufficient mineshaft scavenging.
Or the rock crusher, which can be built pretty early game with sufficient mineshaft scavenging.
Hmmm, okay. I will give this a try! it might help with more than just the gravel recipe...
Umm, you could just learn some java and make a patch? Of course, you can't release it to the public if you don't get the author permission.. That being said.. It should be pretty easy to do it 
Okay, I just tried creating a custom recipe... It didn't work. I actually tried simple first like changing Charcoal to coal, and that didn't work... any suggestions?
As i've said, java JDK, Eclipse and a little patch.. shouldn't be too hard 
(really, if it's just a recipe you can just copy paste.. change id's and you're done..)
(really, if it's just a recipe you can just copy paste.. change id's and you're done..)That's a bit of misinformation. If all of the code in said "patch" were entirely of his own making he could do with it as he pleases.Umm, you could just learn some java and make a patch? Of course, you can't release it to the public if you don't get the author permission.. That being said.. It should be pretty easy to do it
Um, as far as i know, if you use another ones mod and make a patch or a conversion, you still need to get permission to release it, if you START a new mod, with compatibility with another one, thats yours.. But i may be wrong I will try to find the post about it xD
I will try to find the post about it xDYeah, i got the custom recipe to work... I wasn't taking in regard the metadata of charcoal (XXX;1) got that fixed... my next question would be, how do you use eclipse to mod mods (don't want to mess with using the API) and is there a way to do it without having to install the mod into the actual minecraft.java/jar?
Um, first you get java jdk, then MCP, then eclipse, use MCP to decompile minecraft AND the mod, the use eclipse to modify, recreate, etc.. Then compile, obfuscate and you're done. And, umm.. recipes should work in the mods folders... You just need to copy paste one of the recipes in the mod you want to patch, and modify some attributes so it works how you want it to. 