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Quote from Flamarow

just skip straight to CS2?

Better release CS2 for 1.3.0

happy 1 year of coding!

Quote from CubeX2

I could release a beta version of CS2 for 1.3.0 which hasn't all features from CS1 but you could test it and find possible bugs

do it

um, help? I downloaded your mod and have know idea how to use it. (i mean custom stuff)
Is there a jar file that you run, or some sort of properties, or what?WAIT... don't respond, i think i just learned.

publish documentation on google docs

Quote from schlomoo

Does anyone konw a way to animate my new blocks?

I do not think Custom Stuff currently supports animated blocks. I know how to animate vanilla blocks, but I have not tested if it works with Custom Stuff. Feel free to test that method with custom stuff, but do not expect much.

Quote from kuba1638

I make the door but I can not place them

You need both and item and a block file for the door. You can find more information as well as an example on this page of the wiki. Hopefully that page helps you. If you still have trouble after reading that page, feel free to post again, preferably with more information next time.

Quote from wideload

Just to clarify are you saying that you got CS blocks to use an animated texture or are you talking about vanilla blocks?
I seem to remember it being the two of us that had a conversation about this before. If you have got CS blocks working I'll have to research animated paintings. The problem I had with the vanilla blocks method on CS blocks was getting the animated texture to reference the CS texture index. I never found a way so I moved on.

It's been a while since I dealt with this (and I'm feeling too lazy to check Flamarow's link) but for vanilla blocks, if I remember rightly, the basic way was to create a folder in your texture pack zip called 'anim'. Then create a vertical strip of frames for the animated block, which you would put in this folder with a filename called custom_terrain XXX (where XXX is the texture index of the block you want to replace). Oh, and you need Optifine or MCPatcher as well. I think that was about it but I may be off on a couple of bits.
It should also work the same with the default texture pack in the same way as long as you have Optine of MCPatcher

I think the page I linked just sticks the image into the main folder of the texture pack. In other worlds, it goes into the same folder as terrain.png. The name was still custom_terrain_XXX.png... I would guess if it works with custom stuff, it would be something like custom_customstuff_XXX.png or customstuff_xxx.png in the same level as customstuff.png for animated textures. I have not tested it though, so..... >.>

hello
is there way to get more than one type of items while crafting?

something like that -> i have dagger and chicken body, im put them on to butcher table, and receiving bones, meat and feathers (and blood maybe for spellcasting)

is there any scripts that can help?

thanks

Quote from CubeX2

Just a quick question: Is it important to have double chests?

I don't mind not having double chests, but I would love to be able to control how much storage the single chests can hold. Also, it would be helpful if you added a way to check how many slots a chest at origin has. This would be helpful for scripts that could be used on both Custom Stuff chests as well as mod related chests. I will add this suggestion to the wiki a bit later today unless you respond before I get to it.

I am curious though, does anyone know if the second half of a double chest start the slotId at a higher value, restart at 0, or allow access to all 54 slot id values shared by both parts of the double chest? I could do some testing, but want to know if anyone already knows before I start figuring out how to test it.

Quote from archschoolboy

hello
is there way to get more than one type of items while crafting?

something like that -> i have dagger and chicken body, im put them on to butcher table, and receiving bones, meat and feathers (and blood maybe for spellcasting)

is there any scripts that can help?

thanks

You can add scripting to a recipe to make various items drop from one recipe. You can even include a script to keep your dagger but damage it slightly after each recipe.

recipes.addRecipe("[1st item] 1 1 2 [chicken body] [dagger]", "var toolID=[dagger]; customstuff.loadScript('recipeTool.script');player.dropItem([2nd item], 1, 0);player.dropItem([3rd item], 1, 0);", "vanilla");

Just replace [whatever] with the id values of your items. Make sure you remove the brackets [ ] as well.

code for recipeTool.script

var toolslot = craftingbefore.getSlot(toolID);
var tooldamage = craftingbefore.getItemDamage(toolslot);

craftingafter.setInventorySlot(toolslot, toolID, 1, tooldamage);
craftingafter.damageItem(toolslot, 1);

Hope you enjoy the script. You can reuse the recipeTool.script for multiple tools without having to alter it. Good luck!

Quote from Flamarow

You can add scripting to a recipe to make various items drop from one recipe. You can even include a script to keep your dagger but damage it slightly after each recipe.

recipes.addRecipe("[1st item] 1 1 2 [chicken body] [dagger]", "var toolID=[dagger]; customstuff.loadScript('recipeTool.script');player.dropItem([2nd item], 1, 0);player.dropItem([3rd item], 1, 0);", "vanilla");

Just replace [whatever] with the id values of your items. Make sure you remove the brackets [ ] as well.

code for recipeTool.script

var toolslot = craftingbefore.getSlot(toolID);
var tooldamage = craftingbefore.getItemDamage(toolslot);

craftingafter.setInventorySlot(toolslot, toolID, 1, tooldamage);
craftingafter.damageItem(toolslot, 1);

Hope you enjoy the script. You can reuse the recipeTool.script for multiple tools without having to alter it. Good luck!

oh, great, thanks a lot