MineTweaker/ModTweaker - A help and suggestions thread.
- Thread starter jordsta95
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Dunno what will be added, but I am sure there will be some good stuff
But Minetweaker is the one I am anxiously awaiting... Being able to edit mob drops in a nicer coding way than MobProperties /me is in love
I don't understand MP at all :/
I will do a tutorial on it when it has modtweaker support
It got supported in latest update, If there is not another meaning for fsp. Please do one
Can you atleast write the structers of the scripts and which machines are supported. Thanks
I always do that in my tutorial videos, and link to the scripts in the description for those who want a closer look
I really don't have the time for recording and editing a video, so here are the codes for FSP: *please bare in mind I don't know much about FSP
Crucible
Furnace
Use these scripts with caution, it is highly likely they are still WIP as they haven't been officially released.
Sorry I couldn't help you too much, but I don't really know the mod all that well. I am sure you will be able to understand the code better than I could... As for the ints with the crucible, I suggest a test world. Just mess around with things, see what does what, and then maybe tell other here.
Crucible
mods.fsp.addLiquid(<new liquid>,<ingot>,<plate>,<nugget>,int1,int2,int3);
First 4 variables are obvious, the last 3 ints I have no idea what there are for. Maybe heat, steam, time or something like that?
mods.fsp.addMelting(<item>,<liquid>,<liquid amount>);
e.g:
mods.fsp.addMelting(<minecraft:iron_ingot>,<liquids.moltenIron>,256);
I think
mods.fsp.removeMelting(<item>, <liquid>);
Not sure on this one.
mods.fsp.addDunking(<item input>, <liquid>, <liquid amount>, <output>);
e.g.
mods.fsp.addDunking(<minecraft:brick>,<liquids.moltenIron>,256,<minecraft:ingot_iron>);
mods.fsp.removeDunking(<item input>, <liquid>);
First 4 variables are obvious, the last 3 ints I have no idea what there are for. Maybe heat, steam, time or something like that?
mods.fsp.addMelting(<item>,<liquid>,<liquid amount>);
e.g:
mods.fsp.addMelting(<minecraft:iron_ingot>,<liquids.moltenIron>,256);
I think
mods.fsp.removeMelting(<item>, <liquid>);
Not sure on this one.
mods.fsp.addDunking(<item input>, <liquid>, <liquid amount>, <output>);
e.g.
mods.fsp.addDunking(<minecraft:brick>,<liquids.moltenIron>,256,<minecraft:ingot_iron>);
mods.fsp.removeDunking(<item input>, <liquid>);
Furnace
mods.fsp.addSteamFood(<item input>, <item output>);
e.g.
mods.fsp.addSteamFood(<minecraft:uncooked_porkchop>, <minecraft:cooked_porkchop>);
mods.fsp.removeSteamFood(<item>);
Not too sure whether this means the input or output
e.g.
mods.fsp.addSteamFood(<minecraft:uncooked_porkchop>, <minecraft:cooked_porkchop>);
mods.fsp.removeSteamFood(<item>);
Not too sure whether this means the input or output
Use these scripts with caution, it is highly likely they are still WIP as they haven't been officially released.
Sorry I couldn't help you too much, but I don't really know the mod all that well. I am sure you will be able to understand the code better than I could... As for the ints with the crucible, I suggest a test world. Just mess around with things, see what does what, and then maybe tell other here.
Just discovered this mindblowing method.
To find all of your changed recipes, look at a recipe in NEI, click the "Recipe" arrow and switch to the tab called "Shaped Crafting" with the most numbers (There are multiple "Shaped Crafting" sections for whatever reason) and scroll back so that you are on the last pages of your recipes. The last recipes that are listed there are the ones that you changed - have fun! xD
To find all of your changed recipes, look at a recipe in NEI, click the "Recipe" arrow and switch to the tab called "Shaped Crafting" with the most numbers (There are multiple "Shaped Crafting" sections for whatever reason) and scroll back so that you are on the last pages of your recipes. The last recipes that are listed there are the ones that you changed - have fun! xD
I've known that for a while, but I usually don't change recipes that have a billion recipes... mainly because I do "recipes.remove(item)" not "recipe.remove(item,[crafting])"
Unless you mean when looking at a recipe that uses the changed thing, for example you have something that uses <ore:logWood> and look for all recipes that use a log
Ah, you need to refer to the input material, not the output.
So you want mods.thermalexpansion.Furnace.removeRecipe(<Mekanism
you would do
mods.thermalexpansion.Smelter.removeRecipe(<item1>,<item2>);
mods.thermalexpansion.Smelter.removeRecipe(<minecraft:iron_ingot>,<minecraft:coal> * 4); - for a steel recipe (if that is vanilla, and not one I made)