[Video 2]Minecraft Coders Pack Tutorial 2:Adding a Crafting Recipe

Cal · 2011-04-25T16:55:56.000Z

@jailbroken671 ad this to the sticky http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzB203qGPUo Enjoy. i was DAMN sleepy.

@jailbroken671
ad this to the sticky

Enjoy. i was DAMN sleepy.

1. Added your MSN
2. You really need to stop doing drugs.
3. Now I know some basic of this too

Thanks

Originally Posted by Thunder

1. Added your MSN
2. You really need to stop doing drugs.
3. Now I know some basic of this too

Thanks

Next one will be making mobs.

sticky not needed
just edit your first post with a link to this post

@Jailbroken671 please add this into this thread:
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/422-minecr...tutorials.html

Originally Posted by Jailbroken671

sticky not needed
just edit your first post with a link to this post

@Jailbroken671
i ment add it to the sticky -.-

This was actually useful

Originally Posted by MC Modder

@Jailbroken671
i ment add it to the sticky -.-

One video doesn't deserve a stick

Just put it in the compilation of tutorials.

Could you upload a screenshot version? not everyone can watch youtube because of there download limit.

Originally Posted by TomAllMighty

Could you upload a screenshot version? not everyone can watch youtube because of there download limit.

1. Put bin and resources in jars folder
2. Run Decompile.bat
3. Navigate to your sources and find CraftingManager.java
4. Find a declaration that looks similar to

Code:

});
        addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] {
            "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.coal, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

5. Not code as much as it is logic. Edit the variables appropriately. For example, changing it to

Code:

});
        addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] {
            "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.reed, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

Will allow you to make torches using reeds instead of coal.

6. Add 'CraftingManager' to client_obfuscation.txt in your conf. folder
7. Run Recompile.bat
8. Run reobf.bat
9. Put the class file from final_out\minecraft into Minecraft.jar (delete META)
10. You're done. Congrats.

Originally Posted by Physcadelic

1. Put bin and resources in jars folder
2. Run Decompile.bat
3. Navigate to your sources and find CraftingManager.java
4. Find a declaration that looks similar to

Code:

});
        addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] {
            "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.coal, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

5. Not code as much as it is logic. Edit the variables appropriately. For example, changing it to

Code:

});
        addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] {
            "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.reed, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

Thanks, i saw this with Mcp but I did not quite get it. (Thanked and +1)

Originally Posted by Physcadelic

1. Put bin and resources in jars folder
2. Run Decompile.bat
3. Navigate to your sources and find CraftingManager.java
4. Find a declaration that looks similar to

Code:

}); addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] { "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.coal, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

5. Not code as much as it is logic. Edit the variables appropriately. For example, changing it to

Code:

}); addRecipe(new ItemStack(Block.torchWood, 4), new Object[] { "X", "#", Character.valueOf('X'), Item.reed, Character.valueOf('#'), Item.stick

Will allow you to make torches using reeds instead of coal.

6. Add 'CraftingManager' to client_obfuscation.txt in your conf. folder
7. Run Recompile.bat
8. Run reobf.bat
9. Put the class file from final_out\minecraft into Minecraft.jar (delete META)
10. You're done. Congrats.

Stealing my thunder? Orly?

Thanks , great job

Thanks alot for feedback
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[Video 2]Minecraft Coders Pack Tutorial 2:Adding a Crafting Recipe

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