MineTweaker ComputerCraft help?

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Flexico

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I'm using Minetweaker to change some Computercraft recipes, and I can't seem to get the "Wireless Pocket Computers" (normal and advanced) to craft properly, because the non-wireless and wireless versions have exactly the same item and meta values. I can't figure out how to differentiate them in the recipe code. Anyone know how they work?
 

lenscas

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they probably use nbt values but why do you want to change those recipes?
 

ljfa

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Hold one of them in your hand and use the "/mt hand" command. This way you should be able to get a complete description of the item, including NBT.
 

Flexico

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they probably use nbt values but why do you want to change those recipes?
Eh, it just always kind of bugged me that Macerators and Extractors and the like have these detailed electronic recipes and Computers, which are far more complex, are just stone, Redstone and glass.

Hold one of them in your hand and use the "/mt hand" command. This way you should be able to get a complete description of the item, including NBT.
Thanks! I will try this.
Also ... YOUR FACE! >:3
 
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Flexico

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Update: I was able to make my script remove ONLY the normal shaped recipes and not the wireless upgrade recipes, and that seems to have done the trick. ^^
 

Flexico

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All right, here I am again. The normal recipes for the pocket computers work, but I can't add a wireless modem to them. Even if I don't erase any recipes, simply adding a recipe to the item prevents it from being able to be crafted with a wireless modem. But commenting out the recipe allows it to work. I ran the "/mt hand" command, but there isn't anything there that differentiates the different computers other than their ID's.