Recipe Configuration

The Avaritia plugin features several different crafting methods, including vanilla workbench crafting, Extreme Crafting Table, Neutron Collector, and Neutronium Compressor. This page explains jejich configuration files in detail.

1. Vanilla Workbench Recipes (recipe.yml)

This file defines recipes that can be crafted in a vanilla workbench or the player's inventory.

Structure

• recipes: A list containing all recipes.
  • <recipe_id>: A unique ID for each recipe.
    • type (Optional): The type of recipe.
      • shaped: A shaped recipe (default).
      • shapeless: A shapeless recipe.
    • result: The crafting output.
      • material: The Minecraft material of the item.
      • custom_model_data (Optional): The item's CMD value.
      • display_name (Optional): The item's display name (uses a key from the language file).
      • lore (Optional): The item's lore (uses keys from the language file).
      • amount (Optional): The amount of the output item, defaults to 1.
    • shape (shaped only): An array of strings defining the recipe shape.
    • ingredients: Defines the crafting materials.
      • char: The character used in the shape.
      • material or avaritia:<item_id>: The type of the material.

Examples

Diamond Lattice (Shaped)

diamond_lattice:
  result:
    material: DIAMOND
    custom_model_data: "100"
    display_name: "items.diamond_lattice.name"
  shape:
    - "D D"
    - " D "
    - "D D"
  ingredients:
    D: DIAMOND

Crystal Matrix Ingot -> Crystal Matrix (Shapeless)

crystal_matrix:
  type: shapeless
  result:
    material: DIAMOND_BLOCK
    custom_model_data: "100"
    display_name: "items.crystal_matrix.name"
  ingredients:
    avaritia:crystal_matrix_ingot: 9

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2. Extreme Crafting Table Recipes (extreme_crafting_table.yml)

This file defines the 9x9 recipes that can only be crafted in the Extreme Crafting Table.

Structure

• <result_item_id>: The unique ID of the resulting item.
  • <ingredient_id>: The item ID of the material (can be a vanilla item ID or avaritia:<item_id>).
  • quantity: The total quantity of that material required.

Example

Neutron Collector

neutron_collector:
  IRON_BLOCK: 21
  REDSTONE_BLOCK: 10
  QUARTZ_BLOCK: 10
  crystal_matrix_ingot: 7

This means crafting a Neutron Collector requires 21 Iron Blocks, 10 Redstone Blocks, 10 Quartz Blocks, and 7 Crystal Matrix Ingots, with no specific arrangement.

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3. Neutron Collector (neutron_collector.yml)

This file configures the production behavior of the Neutron Collector.

Structure

• production: Production settings.
  • ticks_per_item: The number of ticks required to produce one item (20 ticks = 1 second).
  • output_item: The item ID of the output.
• gui: GUI interface settings.
  • title: The title of the GUI (uses a language key).
  • progress_item: The material used to display progress.
  • update_interval: The GUI's refresh interval in ticks.

Default Configuration

By default, it takes 7111 ticks (about 6 minutes) to produce one neutron_dust.

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4. Neutronium Compressor (neutronium_compressor.yml)

This file configures the Neutronium Compressor's behavior for producing Singularities.

Structure

• singularities: A list of all singularity recipes.
  • <singularity_id>: The unique ID of the singularity (e.g., iron, gold).
    • materials: Defines the materials that can be compressed and their "point" values.
      • <material_id>: The item material.
      • points: The point value of the item (e.g., Iron Ingot = 1 point, Iron Block = 9 points).
    • required_points: The total points required to craft one singularity.
    • output_cmd: The CustomModelData value of the output singularity item.
• gui: GUI interface settings.

Example

Iron Singularity

singularities:
  iron:
    materials:
      IRON_INGOT: 1
      IRON_BLOCK: 9
    required_points: 400
    output_cmd: "101"

This means you can input Iron Ingots (1 point) or Iron Blocks (9 points), and when the total points reach 400, an Iron Singularity will be produced.