Dear future visitors
With the Minecraft Forum going read-only soon, I want to at least leave a link off-site so that you can find your way to more current discussions. I'll try to edit links into this post as long as I'm able, though eventually you'll need to check the mirrors if you want up-to-date information.
Downloads
- CurseForge - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/craftguide
- CurseForge project page - https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/craftguide
- uristqwerty.ca - https://uristqwerty.ca/mods/craftguide/
Source code
- Github - https://github.com/Uristqwerty/CraftGuide
- uristqwerty.ca - https://uristqwerty.ca/mods/craftguide/src/
Discussions
- Minecraft Forum (soon to be read-only) - https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/1277913-craftguide-v1-7-1-1
- CurseForge comments - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/craftguide
- CurseForge project page comments - https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/craftguide
Mirrors of this list
CraftGuide: Quick access to a list of every crafting recipe in the game!
Quick links
It was created as a result of how useful Risugami's RecipeBook is, but how quickly it became a hassle to navigate once you have a hundred pages at the time. RecipeBook has improved greatly since then, though. (In my opinion, the single greatest change was the addition of the scroll wheel as a way to navigate quickly)
To create your own, just place a crafting table in the centre of a crafting grid, put a piece of paper in each corner, and fill in the edges with four books. There is also a keybind to open it without needing an item (defaults to G), which works even if you are playing on a server that doesn't have it installed.
Other useful features include small recipes as well as shapeless recipes having a visually distinct bsckground. Additionally, you can click on an item in a recipe to filter the displayed recipes so that only ones that require or produce that item will be shown (In this case, books). Use the clear button to go back to seeing them all.
One of the more recent features is a searchable list of items, to quickly filter out unrelated recipes.
Just right click while holding it, to see every crafting recipe in the game.
To navigate the list, you have a few options:
-The scroll bar: Just click on the slider, and drag it up or down to quickly scroll through the list.
-The up/down buttons: Quickly navigate one or ten pages at a time with the buttons above and below the scroll bar.
-Keyboard shortcuts: Arrow keys, page up, page down, home, and end can all be used if you prefer a keyboard over a mouse. Up/Down arrow keys scroll one line at a time, Left/Right and Page up/Page down go by pages, and Home/End can be used to immediately jump to the start or end of the list.
-Mouse wheel: If you have one, just spin it to immediately scroll the list! Number of lines scrolled can be configured to suit your preferences.
-Shift: Holding shift while scrolling will multiply the movement by ten!
At the end of the list, you will also find furnace recipes! Only ones that work in a regular furnace, though, and not any special furnace types added by a mod that specifically have their own separate set of recipes, unfortunately.
Some items show a * over the top right corner. That means that it will accept any variation of that item (for example, wool colour or tool damage). Others, with a small F in the top left, represent things in the Forge ore dictionary, which allows mods to use items like copper and tin in their crafting recipes, and have the recipes accept similar resources from *other* mods. A more technical description is that items that show the * accept anything with a specific item ID, even if the data values are different, while ones that show an F accept any specific items that different mods have declared interchangable (each of which may or may not accept any data value).
At the bottom left corner, there is a small triangle. Clicking and dragging it will allow you to resize the entire GUI. This is especially useful if you have a lot of space around the edges, allowing you to see often four or more columns of recipes at once.
Future plans:
Right now, I'm working on a fairly significant rewrite, to make it easier to set the appearance of things (anyone wanting to re-skin CraftGuide will be extremely happy), and more distant plans include adding an in-game settings menu so that anything in CraftGuide.cfg can be easily changed, without needing a text editor, or having to restart Minecraft to see the effects. Also, at some point I should really add a way to create a custom list of recipes, such as things that you often use, as a quick reference.
Installation:
- If you don't have it yet, install either Minecraft Forge, or LiteLoader. I haven't tested it with every version, but it probably works for most of the recent ones. As of 1.6.1, CraftGuide only requires FML, which is included in Forge and also available as a standalone download.
- Download a CraftGuide version for whichever loader you chose.
- Place the downloaded .zip or .litemod file into .minecraft/mods/
Current version: 1.7.1.1 (No relation to the Minecraft version)
General Download Pages:
- Curse.com
- uristqwerty.ca (Experimental)
Minecraft 1.7.10, 1.8.9, 1.9.4, and 1.10.2 (and maybe miscellaneous versions in between):
- There are currently no alternate download links. Try one of the General Download Pages listed above.
Other downloads
- CraftGuide 1.6.8.1 for Forge: Curse.com (no AdF.ly), AdF.ly/CurseForge, AdF.ly/MediaFire
- CraftGuide 1.6.8.2 for Forge: Curse.com (no AdF.ly), (other downloads not linked yet)
- CraftGuide 1.6.8.1 for LiteLoader: AdF.ly/MediaFire
- CraftGuide 1.6.8.1 for Forge: Curse.com (no AdF.ly), AdF.ly/CurseForge, AdF.ly/MediaFire
- CraftGuide 1.6.8.0: AdF.ly/MediaFire
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.5: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox, CurseForge
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.5: AdF.ly/MediaFire, CurseForge,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.4: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.4-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.4: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.3-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.3: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.3-noloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.3-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.3: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.2-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.2: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.7.1-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7.1: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.7: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.6-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.6: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.6-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.6: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox
- CraftGuide 1.6.6-modloader: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.6: AdF.ly/MediaFire,
AdF.ly/DropBox - CraftGuide 1.6.5.12-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.5.12: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.5.11-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.5.11: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.5.10-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.5.10: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.4.9-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.4.9: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.3.8-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.3.8: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.3.7-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.3.7: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.2.6-modloader: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.2.6: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.1.5: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.1.4: AdF.ly
- CraftGuide 1.6.1.2: AdF.ly
Mod packs and distribution:
Yes. You may include any version of CraftGuide in any modpack.
Videos (and other things):
Yes. You may use CraftGuide in any videos, blog posts, screenshots, podcasts, school courses, university courses, political speeches, religious speeches, novel-length works of fiction, novel-length works of non-fiction, animated feature-length movies, and anything I failed to list earlier that you create or assist in the creation of.
Things for Minecraft 1.2.5 and older
- If you don't have it yet, install Minecraft Forge. I have only tested with 3.3.7.135 and 3.3.8.152, but I suspect it will work for everything later than *.*.*.127.
- Download CraftGuide
- Place the downloaded .zip file into .minecraft/mods/
- Optional: Download an Extra or two! You'll probably want CraftGuide Inventory Search, if you'll be playing SMP with mods, or just don't care to craft an item and carry it with you everywhere.
- If you don't have it yet, install Risugami's ModLoader
- Download CraftGuide
- Place the downloaded .zip file into .minecraft/mods/ -or- copy the contents of the .zip file into your minecraft.jar
- Optional: Download an Extra or two! You'll probably want QuickGuide, if you'll be playing SMP with mods, or just don't care to craft an item and carry it with you everywhere.
Minecraft 1.2.5:
- 1.5.0
AdF.ly/DropBox
- 1.4.4:
AdF.ly/DropBox
- 1.4.4:
AdF.ly/DropBox - 1.4.3:
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- 1.4.3:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.4.2:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.4.1:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.4.0:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link
- 1.4.0:
AdF.ly/DropBox, uristqwerty.ca - 1.3.1:
AdF.ly/DropBox, uristqwerty.ca - 1.3.0:
AdF.ly/DropBox, uristqwerty.ca - 1.2.2:
AdF.ly/DropBox, uristqwerty.ca
- 1.2.2:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.2.1:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.2.0:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.1.0:
AdF.ly/DropBox,Direct Link - 1.00
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Here are some optional mods that enhance the abilities of CraftGuide. Note that you already need a compatible version of CraftGuide for them to do anything (except crash, for some of them), these just add to it.
CraftGuide Inventory Search:
This works like QuickGuide, except it has the added feature that, if you have an inventory open with your cursor over an item, pressing the CraftGuide key will open CraftGuide, automatically filtering to that item.
- CraftGuideInv for Minecraft 1.2.5 (Direct Link)
QuickGuide (Only for CraftGuide 1.4.4 and earlier):
Adds a configurable key to open the crafting guide screen without needing a special item. Works in SMP. This provides an early SMP option (no server mod required!), as well as giving you a choice of how you use it, wither as an actual item, or merely a quick reference that you don't have to change windows to a web browser to use. (Note: In SMP, it shows every recipe from mods that YOU have installed, not what the server has)
- QuickGuide for Minecraft 1.2.4 and 1.2.5 (Direct Link)
- QuickGuide for Minecraft 1.2.3 (Direct Link)
- QuickGuide for Minecraft 1.1.0 (Direct Link)
- QuickGuide for Minecraft 1.0.0 (AdCraft, AdF.ly, Direct Link)
- QuickGuide for Minecraft Beta 1.8.1 (AdCraft, AdF.ly, Direct Link)
BrewGuide:
Adds every potion brewing recipe it can find (anything that can be reached from water, with any combination of ingredients). Warning: VERY thorough, it adds nearly 1000 recipes on it's own, with only the ingredients found in unmodded Minecraft!
- BrewGuide for Minecraft 1.2.4 and 1.2.5 (Direct Link)
- BrewGuide for Minecraft 1.2.3 (Direct Link)
- BrewGuide for Minecraft 1.1.0 (Direct Link)
- BrewGuide for CraftGuide 1.3.0 and up (AdCraft, AdF.ly, Direct Link)
CraftHide (Has no effect on CraftGuide 1.5.0):
With this, you can exclude all recipes containing (a) specific item ID(s).
Note: For more advanced users, as you will have to add 256 (or 2048) to item IDs, because Minecraft bumps them all up to make room for block items. First try +256, it should be the one that most people need.
- CraftHide for Minecraft 1.2.4 and 1.2.5 (Direct Link)
- CraftHide for Minecraft 1.2.3 (Direct Link)
- CraftHide for Minecraft 1.1.0 (Direct Link)
- CraftHide for CraftGuide 1.3.0 and up (Direct Link)
For other modders:
I'm starting to work on an API (probably misunderstanding the definition of "API", though). It isn't anywhere close to complete, so I might end up renaming anything at any time.
For now, though:
If you don't want to include any files at all, you can use reflection to do some simple tasks.
Right now, "net.minecraft.src.CraftGuide.ReflectionAPI" has a static method "public static void addFilter(Object callback)" that can be used to register an object that gets a chance to decide if each recipe should be discarded. To do so, it must have a method "public Boolean allowRecipe(ItemStack[] recipeItems)" or "public Boolean allowRecipe(ItemStack craftingType, ItemStack[] recipeItems)"
More capabilities will be added as requested or whenever I feel like it.
Regular API:
Turns out the old one was broken. So, a heavily altered (and working) API: download (1.3.0 and up), download (1.4.0 and up), download (1.4.3 and up) (only change was removing some imports that shouldn't have been there in the first place), download (1.4.4 and up)
Well, you'll need to use reflection to inform CraftGuide that your mod provides and/or filters recipes, though the API includes a class you can extend that does it for you.
Using the provided class, you just extend it, implementing IRecipeProvider, IRecipeFilter, and/or IRecipeFilter2, and create an instance of your class. The base class will automatically register itself with CraftGuide (if it exists, otherwise silently do nothing), and will be called at the appropriate time(s) based on what interfaces it implements.
One working example would be BrewGuide, which uses the API to add all brewing recipes (that it can find) to CraftGuide. You can get it's source here.
Changelog:
- Bugfixes
- Theme cycle button
- Itemlist NBT support
- A Bugfix
- Now also has LiteLoader version
- Improved BuildCraft, IC², and Extended Workbench compatibility
- Better support for .lang files
- Config page!
- Texturepacks have more control over item appearance (default icon tinted blue directly rather than in code)
- A bugfix or two, as usual
- Updated compatibility with IC2 and GregTech
- Added more GregTech machines
- Fixed more bugs
- Uses that item name thingy so that it won't be lost when updating to Minecraft 1.7
- Bugfixes. Lots of bugfixes.
- Buildcraft assembly table and refinery recipes
- GregTech lathe and plate cutter recipes
- Extra config options: default keybind and theme debug output
- Did I mention bugfixes?
- There are probably still bugs that need to be fixed, though.
- Bugfixes
- Minecraft 1.6.2
- Bugfixes
- Extended Workbench recipes
- GregTech plasma generator
- IC2 Massfab amplifier value in tooltips
- Variable row heights (having a few taller than average recipes won't affect ALL of the rows)
- Fixed some bugs (and procrastinated a lot)
- Lots of bugfixes
- Lots of GregTech machines
- Removed Depreciated APIs
- More GregTech machines
- Performance enhancement with GregTech and text searching
- Bugfixes
- A little more network code for BWR.
- Show furnace, IC2 generator, and IC2 storage/power values for appropriate items in tooltips
- Include recipes for the serverside BTW mod "Better With Renewables". Only shows if a config option is set or if a message from BWR is detected on connect.
- Fix: Shows IC2 shapeless recipes (were overlooked originally)
- Added GregTech Implosion Compressor recipes.
- GregTech fusion reactor recipes show initial startup EU cost
- GregTech blast furnace recipes show required temperature
- Added IC2 and GregTech recipes
- Two new slot implementations in the API. One adds additional probability information (may be useful for Railcraft, Factorization, and Thermal Expansion recipes, among others), and one for IC2 EU
- Bugfixes and polish
- Fixed a bad crash.
- Internal reorganization, now it is set up to make both the FML and modloader versions at the same time
- Updated for Minecraft 1.4.4
- BTW recipe support added to main build (previously was a separate build, posted elsewhere)
- Various bugfixes (appeared in 1.6.1.3 through 1.6.1.5)
- Finally added toggles for whether it searched for items in the input, output, and/or machines of a recipe.
- Added to the API, just a little bit.
- Texturepacks can override/add themes
- Cleaned up existing themes, removing the test ones.
- Added a "dark" theme. Currently the only way to use it is to edit .minecraft/config/CraftGuide/themes/currentTheme.txt, and change the text from base_texpack to dark. It is checked every time you open CraftGuide, so you don't need to restart Minecraft.
- Added a lot more options to themes, they can specify quite a bit more now.
- Added a fourth number to the version. This automatically increments whenever I create a non-test-build build of CraftGuide (such as for minor bugfixes)
- Text searches: On the item list, after you have typed a few letters, press enter or click the extra entry that appears to search for text rather than any specific item
- Added color to the resize handle, hopefully making it easier to notice (since it seems that some people never realized it was there, and it's a fairly significant part of what makes CraftGuide unique compared to other recipe viewers)
- First official version to include the finished new API. The old API still mostly works, and so does the WIP API, so that mods that interacted with CraftGuide continue to work unmodified.
- New theme system, making it easier to change how CraftGuide looks without replacing the images in the .zip. At the moment, it isn't quite used for everything, yet, but that will change over time.
- Option to disable the keybind
- Moved the config file, the themes/skins, and CraftGuide.log. Now all of them are placed in .minecraft/config/CraftGuide/, so that they don't clutter the rest of the minecraft directory.
- A lot of changes to the WIP API, finally most of it has an effect
- Fixed a few bugs
- Quick port to Minecraft 1.3.2
- Better visual feedback for type selection
- BrewGuide and QuickGuide functionality included in main mod.
- Removed RP2 Alloy furnace support (temporarily, until I can test it against a 1.3.2 RP2)
- Various bugfixes (Tooltip sometimes drawing behind other things, sometimes being too wide, items that draw as ERR or have no text for data -1 try data 0, perhaps others)
- Removed fake key repeat, now uses LWJGL's
- Option to always show ID and data values for items
- Support for the newer forge ore dictionary format
- Moved everything to a new package (Left the old API behind, plus some code to let it continue working even though I'm going to be making significant changes to the new one)
- API change: Added javadoc
- API change: Added two new classes, allowing larger (or smaller) recipes (yay, 4x4 crafting grid support!), and a way to force CraftGuide to reload all recipes, if your mod adds, removes, or alters them during the game.
- Include Forge metadata-sensitive smelting recipes when present
- Some other small changes
- Fixed two more bugs
- Various bug fixes/stability improvements
- A clear button to quickly clear the item list search
- various small changes/fixes
- experimental feature: RP2 alloy furnace recipes.
- Item list for quickly setting the filter
- Text search for item list
- Some button tooltips
- Doesn't crash when given a recipe using an item that doesn't exist
- The entire GUI can be resized by dragging the lower right corner.
- Default scroll wheel rate is now one page rather than one row
- Default item ID changed
- Changing the item ID actually works (oops!)
- Changed the API. The reflection API is still the same, however
- Recipes are now associated with an item type that is used to craft it
- Can show/hide recipes by associated crafting type
- The left side is finally getting some use, with buttons to change between various views.
- Lots of internal changes.
- Shows the filter item, when there is one
- Filtering works a bit better (Technical: Properly treats damage -1 as a wildcard value)
- Shows a * over any place an item will accept any damage value
- API work
- Bugfix: output quantities weren't showing.
- Filtering
- Different backgrounds for small (2x2 or less) and shapeless recipes
- Recipe under the mouse visually changes to a different background
- Remembers where you were when you closed the book
- Furnace recipes
- Row number indicator
- Massive internal changes to make later ones easier
- Initial release
Upcoming changes:
-planned
- Advanced filtering
- Saving favourites for quick viewing
- Perhaps a close button?
-still in progress
- Major rewrite of internal stuff.
Source:
If you want to make a custom version of CraftGuide, use bits of its code, or just see how it works, you can find the source code on Github.
If you want to use some (or all) of it in your own project, you are free to do so, though it would be nice if you mentioned CraftGuide in a text file or somewhere else where someone can find it.
API:
You can find the current source of the CraftGuide API on Github. It can be used to add, remove, or alter the recipes displayed by CraftGuide (not actually affecting crafting, just what is shown in the CraftGuide GUI).
A JAR containing just the API (source and non-obfuscated binaries) is also available: CraftGuide_API.jar
If you need help using it, or have ideas on how to improve the API, please send me a PM or some other form of communication.
Direct links:
If you don't want to use an AdF.ly link, you can get some versions directly (bit.ly'd for statistics only):
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I have or am porting and maintaining most of akkamaddi's Additions to 1.7.10 and above (I hope). akkamaddi's original post is here. akkamaddi's posts giving permission to anyone who wants to port his code are here and here.
akkamaddiCore
Core classes and API used by most of the ported Additions. Required for all of the Additions except "Ashenwheat" (independent mod). v 1.0.2 used with Simple Ores 2 v 1.4.3; v 2.0.X used with Simple Core 1.5.x. v 2.0.x REQUIRES Forge 10.13.2.1291. No longer used in 1.12.2; all functionality was moved to Simple Core for 1.12.2.
Sterling and Black
(Content, DEPENDENT {akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3+, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291}) Adds the alloys Sterling Steel and Black Silver to Simple Ores 2 + any mod that provides silver ingots.
Full description at Sterling and Black Wiki.
Classical Alchemy
(Content, DEPENDENT {akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291}}, Soft Dependency {ArsenicAndLace 1.5.0+} to unlock Tomb Bronze creation recipes} Refined alchemical forms of copper and tin, Cuprum and Stannum, which can be used to make Pyropus Bronze and Pulchrum Bronze, and Tomb Bronze (requires Simple Arsenic).
Full description in >this post<.
Simple Arsenic and Old Lace
(Content, DEPENDENT {akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291) Adds the materials arsenic, arsenide bronze, and arsenide gold, as well as old lace burial shrouds. Arsenic has no ore, and is derived entirely from the Fusion Furnace. Now with Tenebrium!
Full description in >this post<.
Ashenwheat
Now has its own thread HERE. All questions, support issues, etc for Ashenwheat should go there, not here.
Hadite Coal
(Content, DEPENDENT {SimpleOres, Fusion}) Utility ore in the Nether. Can also be put in the Fusion Furnace with Iron to make Hadite Steel, and Tin to make Gestankenzinn.
Full description in >this post<.
Golden Glitter
(Content, DEPENDENT {{akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291}) Adds four gold alloys
Full description in >this post<.
Simple Cobalt
(Content, DEPENDENT {akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291) Adds the ore Cobalt, and the alloys Blue Drift Steel, Blue Celadon, and Green Celadon.
Full description in >this post<.
Simple Tungsten
(Content, DEPENDENT {SimpleOres, Fusion}) Adds the overworld ore and metal Tungsten, and four alloys, Tungsten Carbide, Tungsten Steel, Prasinos, and Valfram. Older version for Simple Ores v 1.4.3 still available.
Full description in >this post<.
Simple Cthon
(Content, DEPENDENT {{akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291}) Very rare but powerful Nether ore.
Full description in >this post<.
Steely Glint
(Content, DEPENDENT {{akkamaddiCore 2.0.0, SimpleCore 1.0.3, SimpleOres-2 1.5.2+, Fusion 1.5.2+, Forge 10.13.2.1291})
Full (slightly out-of-date) description in >this post<.
The rest of akkamaddi's Additions
Have been ported by TheOldOne822, see his thread >here<.
Where do I download all this stuff?
CurseForge:
For 1.12.2 and later, see individual listings above.
For 1.7.10, see this:
Credits and Appreciation:
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New version of Ashenwheat for 1.12.2 uploaded. I fixed ashenwheat products not actually being useable as furnace fuel, contrary to specifications. Sorry about that; if someone had mentioned this problem existed, I would have fixed it a bit sooner.
LarsG2005, the Ashenwheat mod is on CurseForge; by default, it is allowed in modpacks. In general, any mod on CurseForge is useable in modpacks; that's the condition Twitch/Curse requires of us to host our mods for free. On top of that, my mods are generally licensed under the LGPL; you are free to use them for whatever; the only thing you are not allowed to do is modify them and close-source the modified version. Other modders can mod my stuff so long as they keep it open-source under the LGPL or GPL license.
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More good news: I have uploaded 'Release' versions of SimpleCore, SimpleOres2, and Netherrocks with a few language bugs fixed.
I have uploaded to CurseForge a 'Beta' version of Fusion that now has all the advancements.
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Well, that's slightly awkward... ;-) Here and I thought you were a skilled Java coder while I was a complete Java newbie. (I am, on the other hand, a very experienced maintenance/scientific programmer with C/C++, Fortran, Perl, and other unglamorous languages.) However, I did go ahead and pull out internals that became redundant with various Forge updates.
I have just posted new releases of SimpleCore API, SimpleOres2, and Netherrocks to CurseForge. They are currently flagged as beta until someone(s) has a chance to test them a bit more thoroughly, but they should be solid. (I may need to fix a texture in the JEI integration for the nether furnace, but that's the only known bug). Advancements and JSON Recipes are fully implemented.
I will be tackling Fusion next, and I have heartfelt requests from family members to revive certain of Akkamaddi's add-ons for Fusion that I still claim maintenance rights over (they're LGPL, though. so anyone can port them from 1.7.10 if they so choose)
Forge is undergoing a massive re-write for 1.13, so modders have had a long grace period with 1.12.2, like they did with 1.7.10. We're seeing a lot of really cool mods because of it. No one (except maybe McJty) can keep up with the pace that Minecraft was going through with 1.8 -> 1.12.0 changes. Major mods were just barely ported during that period, and we didn't see the flowering of cool, innovative mods that we're seeing now, because newcomers couldn't keep up with the constant changes or get invested in modding when the basics were continually yanked out from under them. (If Lex Manos were my employee, I'd have a lot of less than complimentary things to say about how you don't CHANGE THE FRIGGIN' API EVERY FEW MONTHS!! APIs are supposed to the part of the code that is stable and doesn't change much; you can add to the interface, but you're not supposed to remove functions unless there is a major security issue with allowing them to be used. When is the last time a major part of the libC API was removed or drastically changed? I can still compile old K&R C code from 40 years ago under gcc, if I set the compiler flags to allow it.
/rant off
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No promises, but I have finally beaten the netherrocks furnace into submission and expect to be able to finish porting Netherrocks to 1.12.2, as well as releasing a new SimpleCore API (which is where the bad infrastructure code was that I fixed) and a new Simple Ores2 if needed.
Time away from "having to" work on this code restored the "fun" (or at least "interesting") aspect of working on Simple Ores stuff. (So did playing Direwolf20's newest pack,which got me interested in Minecraft again) Again, no promises, but we're not totally dead here.
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I mean Simple Ores2 "advancements" (aka "achievements") have not been added back in yet.
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This is the official discussion page--I don't pay all that much attention to the little forums on CurseForge. (Though I do take bug reports there if you don't have a GitHub account. Please use paste.bin for logs and post a link).
FYI, as soon as CurseForge approves them, there are now ALPHA versions of Simple Core API and Simple Ores2 for 1.12.2. They have NO ADVANCEMENTS, but recipes work (or are supposed to). All the tools, armor, weapons, ore generation, etc are supposed to be working. Please let me know if they are not.
A reminder: CurseForge does not show Alpha versions as available for modpacks or in the sidebar or download widgets (well, maybe in the sidebar). You have to go to the individual mod's "Files" page to find them.
I will be porting the rest as time allows, of course, but I have the basic concepts down. 1.12 has major internal changes to the way things are done with mod code.
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The only place I ever post the actual update file to is the appropriate CurseForge page. I will let people know here, of course. If you see these mods anyplace besides Curse.com or CurseForge.com, they are not legit.
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I want to change what layers copper and tin generate at.
That should not be a problem, go into the config file (Alexndr/simpleores.cfg) and edit the appropriate "Ore" section. MinHeight and MaxHeight are the values you want to change for a given ore.
1.12.2 is still being ported; it is not available yet. I have some recipes and all the tools, armor, buckets, ingots, ore generation, etc, apparently working, so it's just a matter of spare time and filling in recipe JSONs. Then I get to port the rest of the plugins.
This site is as fine as it ever is (not much), but Curse broke their link widgets. For now, you'll probably have to search for stuff on minecraft.curseforge.com
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/simplecore-api
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/simpleores
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/fusion
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/netherrocks
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/aesthetics
https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/machines
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What exactly do you mean by "customize ore generation"? The parameters can be changed in the config file, if that's what you're asking, or ore generation can be disabled entirely (for those of you with a modpack in which 12 tech mods generate copper ore.. ;-) )
It is coming along - I have working tools, but haven't ported the armor or recipes code yet. Nuggets are on hold for now while I get the 1.12 stuff working.
I probably will. Right now, the achievements are all just commented out, because I'm tearing my hair out at the idea of turning all that code into JSON files. WHY did they have to make that change??