They see to be working for me. I'll post a link to my dropbox here though and you can find it through that.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kc4ldqkbpx4ttw3/AAC1pa6IMfFy1rvuwJkSSPqfa

EDIT: Whoops you're correct I put my personal links in, I'll have them fixed in just a moment.
EDIT 2: Alright they should be working properly now, but I'll leave this link here.

Quote from JaviertINC

You can make a video of how to add a recipe???

I can, but not tonight, it's quite late where I live right now, there are some examples in the XML file though. I can post an example here as well if it will help.

To create a shaped crafting recipe you would add something like this to the XML file, in between the <recipes> and </recipes> tags.
Anything in (parenthesis) is a comment and shouldn't be written in the XML.

<smelting outputItem="minecraft:dirt"> (The minecraft:dirt is the id for a dirt block you can find all the item id's in the pr_data.txt file)
<itemstack item="minecraft:diamond"/>
</smelting>

So the stuff inbetween the < > is called a tag, it defines some things for the code, the smelting keyword tells my mod that you want to create a smelting recipe. The itemstack tag tells my mod that as part of the recipe you want to use this item (in the above case a diamond) inside of the recipe.
The above recipe will allow you to put a diamond in a furnace and turn it into dirt, really useful if you ask me. You'll note that the itemstack tag is inbetween a <smelting> and </smelting> tag, this tells XML that all of this is part of the smelting recipe.

Let's try one more example this time with a shaped crafting recipe.

<shaped outputItem="minecraft:stone">
<itemstack item="minecraft:diamond" position="0"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:diamond" position="2"/>

<itemstack item="minecraft:diamond" position="6"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:diamond" position="8"/>

</shaped>

So this is similar to the smelting recipe, (in this case we're making a piece of stone from four diamonds) but you should notice one little difference in that this time when we made the itemstack tag we put a value called position, this tells my mod which slot in the crafting bench you want the item to be placed in. In this case we have it so the recipe looks a little like this:





The position value is a number between 0 and 8 and it looks a little bit like this:
012
345
678

(Imagine those numbers are a crafting bench)

Okay one final example, lets make a shapeless recipe:

<shapeless outputIem="minecraft:obsidian">
<itemstack item="minecraft:water_bucket"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:lava_bucket"/>
</shapeless>

So the shapeless recipe is very similar to the shaped recipe, the only difference is that you dont need to put in that position variable. Both shapeless and shaped accept up to 9 itemstacks inbetween their tags. The recipe above will make a block of obsidian from a bucket of water and a bucket of lava, and it should be noted that you won't lose your buckets, they'll be placed back in your inventory. I hope this helps, I can make a video tomorrow if not though.

EDIT: Just as a final note, I do plan on writing a program that will help you make recipes a lot easier, I might do that tomorrow evening, but I'm too tired tonight.

Quote from JaviertINC

ok, I know how to make a recipe ... I spent all night thinking ... but do not know how to do this. You can leave the code crafting. I do not speak English. I use the google translator. me why it's hard to understand this mod.

Ah alright, I'm actually going to add in a command and an interface ingame so you can create the recipes ingame, if you would like to tell me what language you speak I can try and find a translator for when I get the command done, but in the mean time the recipe you're looking for is either:


<shaped outputItem="minecraft:stonebrick" outputMeta="3">
<itemstack item="minecraft:stone_slab" position="4"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:stone_slab" position="7"/>
</shaped>

<shapeless outputItem="minecraft:stonebrick" outputMeta="3">

<itemstack item="minecraft:stone_slab" metadata="5"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:stone_slab" metadata="5"/>

</shapeless>

I hope this helps.

I'm doing a fairly major rework of the system currently, I should have an update in a day or two ready, but be warned because all your old recipes will likely no longer work, but don't worry it will be easy to add new ones, no more messing around with XML files, it will all be done ingame.

Quote from JaviertINC

Great, but you have to post screenshots and a tutorial.

Haha yeah I will, it will be really simple this time though, I promise!

looks cool Im going to try it

Im glad to hear that :D, I wanted to have the new version ready tonight, but it doesn't look like its going to happen, the codes really been kicking my butt, but I know how to fix it and I should be able to get it done tomorrow.

Yes it is, you just put outputCount="5" in your recipe XML, so to followup your example you would do.

<smelting outputItem="minecraft:iron_ingot" outputCount="5">

</smelting>

Quote from Bobdan987

could you take a look at the my custom recipe's because i can only get the smelting to work, i have looked through and it seems to be fine but still nothing works.

Here are my custom recipe's
take in mind that my file does in fact have indentations when needed and are all correct so ignore there not being any here

<recipes>
<smelting outputItem="minecraft:leather">
<itemstack item="minecraft:rotten_flesh">
</smelting>

<shaped outputItem="minecraft:potato" outputCount="1">
<itemstack item="minecraft:water_bucket" position="4"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:apple" position="1"/>
</shaped>

<shaped outputItem="minecraft:carrot" outputCount="1">
<itemstack item="minecraft:water_bucket" position="4"/>
<itemstack item="minecraft:wheat" position="1"/>
</shaped>

<shaped outputItem="minecraft:flint" outputCount="1">
<itemstack item="minecraft:gravel" position="4"/>
</shaped>
</recipes>

I can see the error, and I believe it's a error I made in the XML's comments I remember seeing it before and thinking "Oops"


Also as a side note I'd recommend using shapeless recipes instead of shaped for your recipes. It just makes it easier

Well I should hopefully have the new version out today, it's been a lot more troublesome than I thought, and some of the shaped recipes dont work, but Im working on it!

Quick update: I've got the new version working with the commands and saving the recipes and loading them back up, but it isn't ready for release just yet, currently it won't work on multiplayer which is what I need to work on tomorrow, I spent about 5 hours trying to fix a bug where the shaped recipes will only work exactly the way you create them (this bug is present in the original version as well) and was unable to solve it, for example if you make this recipe:


=





you cant put this in:









I'll try to get it fixed after I work on syncing the recipes on multiplayer tomorrow, but no promises.

Quote from Bobdan987

Isn't that park of what the "shaped" recipes are? they are shaped so you can only make them in one specific way, or do you want it so if there is only one item then it converts it so shapeless?

Well yes and no, the main issue with it is that the shaped recipes wont work in your 2x2 crafting grid in your inventory. because it HAS to be exactly like the recipe you put in AKA it must be done in a crafting bench. Which is not how it is supposed to work. I could have it so there is a 2x2 and 3x3 shaped recipe, but i dont like doing things that way.

Quote from Bobdan987

To write the code is simple when you understand it's just plain English eg, here's an example for smelting rottenflesh into potatoes cus' why not

The item you want to be given it's as simple as: "outputitem="minecraft:potato"

and the item to input is "itemstack item="minecraft_rotten_flesh" Then all you have to do is add the XML code into i so the mod recocnises that it is a recipe and you're done so...





and you just place that between the: and

That's correct, but it's also important to note that you also need to tell it what kind of output you want to make so instead of just "outputitem="minecraft:potato" it would be "smelting outputItem="minecraft:potato"" and smelting can be replaced with shaped or shapeless as well, (furnace also works but is the same as smelting). But you don't really need to worry anymore because I think Ive got the new version that doesnt use XML ready now! I'm going to release it as a beta for testing, there may still be some game breaking bugs left in it, so you'll need to use it at your own risk. I'll update the main post with links within 30 minutes, just putting the final touches on now.

EDIT: So I sort of jumped the gun a little bit I got so excited that I got the shaped recipes done, that I forgot I still needed to finish the shapeless recipes and furnace recipes xD. That said it shouldn't take too long and I'll have it out today along with a tutorial on how to use the mod.