Method Detail

• matchCraftingRecipe

   final static CraftingRebarRecipe matchCraftingRecipe(CraftingInput input, Recipe possibleRecipe, CraftingRebarRecipe lastRecipe)

  Takes in a CraftingInput and matches it (if possible) to a CraftingRebarRecipe.

  possibleRecipe typically comes from PrepareItemCraftEvent.getRecipe or CraftingInventory.getRecipe, It's what Minecraft thinks the correct recipe is, but because RebarItems use vanilla ingredients and RebarRecipes use our custom FluidOrItemChoice, it may not always be correct.

  If you are using matchCraftingRecipe for a machine or something similar, storing the last matched recipe and passing it in as lastRecipe can speed up matching significantly, as the same recipe is often used multiple times in a row.

  Parameters:

  input - The CraftingInput to match with

  possibleRecipe - The possible bukkit Recipe that may or may not match CraftingInput, tried before all other recipes

  lastRecipe - The last recipe matched if applicable, this will be checked after possibleRecipe but before all others

  Returns:

  The matched CraftingRebarRecipe or null if none was found

• matchCookingRecipe

   final static CookingRebarRecipe matchCookingRecipe(VanillaRecipeType<out CookingRebarRecipe, DummyCookingRebarRecipe> type, ItemStack input, ItemStack output, CookingRecipe<?> possibleRecipe, CookingRebarRecipe lastRecipe)

  Takes in an input and output ItemStack and matches it (if possible) to a CookingRebarRecipe of a specific type. Because cooking blocks have an output buffer slot, we need to make sure the output matches so that it can fit.

  possibleRecipe typically comes from FurnaceStartSmeltEvent.getRecipe or BlockCookEvent.getRecipe, It's what Minecraft thinks the correct recipe is, but because RebarItems use vanilla ingredients and RebarRecipes use our custom FluidOrItemChoice, it may not always be correct.

  If you are using matchCraftingRecipe for a machine or something similar, storing the last matched recipe and passing it in as lastRecipe can speed up matching significantly, as the same recipe is often used multiple times in a row.

  Parameters:

  type - The type of cooking recipe to match against (ex: furnace, smoker, campfire, etc.

  input - The input ItemStack to match against (ex: the top slot in a furnace)

  output - The output ItemStack to match against (ex: the right slot in a furnace)

  possibleRecipe - The possible bukkit Recipe that may or may not match input and output, tried before all other recipes

  lastRecipe - The last recipe matched if applicable, this will be checked after possibleRecipe but before all others

  Returns:

  The matched CookingRebarRecipe or null if none was found

• matchSmithingRecipe

   final static SmithingRebarRecipe matchSmithingRecipe(ItemStack template, ItemStack base, ItemStack addition, Recipe possibleRecipe, SmithingRebarRecipe lastRecipe)

  Takes in a template and addition and matches them (if possible) to a SmithingRebarRecipe.

  possibleRecipe typically comes from SmithingInventory.getRecipe, It's what Minecraft thinks the correct recipe is, but because RebarItems use vanilla ingredients and RebarRecipes use our custom FluidOrItemChoice, it may not always be correct.

  If you are using matchCraftingRecipe for a machine or something similar, storing the last matched recipe and passing it in as lastRecipe can speed up matching significantly, as the same recipe is often used multiple times in a row.

  Parameters:

  template - The template ItemStack to match against (or null if there isn't one)

  base - The base ItemStack to match against (or null if there isn't one)

  addition - The addition ItemStack to match against (or null if there isn't one)

  possibleRecipe - The possible bukkit Recipe that may or may not match the template, and addition, tried before all other recipes

  lastRecipe - The last recipe matched if applicable, this will be checked after possibleRecipe but before all others

  Returns:

  The matched SmithingRebarRecipe or null if none was found