How to use mod tweaker?

jordsta95

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Hey guys, so I am having issues with mod tweaker I am trying to get the following recipe to work:
mods.tconstruct.Drying.addRecipe(<minecraft:sapling:2>, <minecraft:string>, 10);
which is based off of: http://minetweaker3.powerofbytes.com/wiki/ModTweaker:TConstruct_Support

But, I see most people use the ".minecraft/config/minetweaker/file.cfg" route for minetweaker. But I have no idea how to use that, or get it to work. So I am trying to use the ".minecraft/scripts/script.zs" route. And when I add that recipe to my script.zs I get a message saying "An unknown error occured while attempting to perform this command" after I add that recipe, save the document and run "/mt reload" and if I remove that recipe, save the document again, and rerun that command, then the scripts reload just fine.
Any tips?
 

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Hey guys, so I am having issues with mod tweaker I am trying to get the following recipe to work:
mods.tconstruct.Drying.addRecipe(<minecraft:sapling:2>, <minecraft:string>, 10);
which is based off of: http://minetweaker3.powerofbytes.com/wiki/ModTweaker:TConstruct_Support

But, I see most people use the ".minecraft/config/minetweaker/file.cfg" route for minetweaker. But I have no idea how to use that, or get it to work. So I am trying to use the ".minecraft/scripts/script.zs" route. And when I add that recipe to my script.zs I get a message saying "An unknown error occured while attempting to perform this command" after I add that recipe, save the document and run "/mt reload" and if I remove that recipe, save the document again, and rerun that command, then the scripts reload just fine.
Any tips?
I shall test when I get back to my com
 

jordsta95

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FIXED! I just had to update to the latest build of Modtweaker, not the one they link on their site :)
 
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1SDAN

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FIXED! I just had to update to the latest build of Modtweaker, not the one they link on their site :)

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