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Pedestal Crafting

Pedestal Crafting

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Pedestal Crafting

Pedestal Crafting mod offers a unique crafting system based on the use of special pedestals and a central core. Pedestals are crafted separately and placed around the main block, forming a working area for item creation.

Basic Working Principle

The item to be transformed is placed on the central core, while the necessary components for crafting are arranged on the surrounding pedestals. The creation process takes a certain amount of time, during which visual effects can be observed.

Example of item creation showing WAILA and TOP integration

Features and Compatibility

Pedestals can be safely used as decorative elements, unlike the central core. The mod is fully compatible with popular information systems: WAILA/HWYLA, The One Probe, as well as JEI and Craft Tweaker.

Recipe Configuration

For modpack creators, complete recipe customization is provided through CraftTweaker. The syntax allows setting:

  • Output item
  • Crafting time in ticks
  • Main item on the core
  • Array of components on pedestals
mods.pedestalcrafting.Pedestal.addRecipe(output_item, time_in_ticks, core_item, [components]);

Advanced Features

An additional version of the function allows configuring particles at different crafting stages:

mods.pedestalcrafting.Pedestal.addRecipe(output_item, time_in_ticks, core_item, [components], crafting_particles[], post_craft_core_particles[], post_craft_pedestal_particles[]);

Example of creating a standard recipe:

mods.pedestalcrafting.Pedestal.addRecipe(<minecraft:bedrock>, 100, <minecraft:stone:1>, [
    <minecraft:sand>,
    <ore:ingotIron>,
    <ore:ingotGold>,
    <minecraft:obsidian>
]);

Example with particle configuration:

mods.pedestalcrafting.Pedestal.addRecipe(<minecraft:apple>, 100, <minecraft:diamond>, [
    <ore:ingotIron>,
    <ore:ingotIron>,
    <ore:ingotIron>,
    <ore:ingotIron>,
    <ore:ingotIron>
], [["endRod", "2"]], [["portal", "50"]], [["smoke", "25"], ["flame", "5"]]);

If particle count is not specified, the default value of 3 is used. A list of available particle names can be found in the official Minecraft documentation.

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Created: 6 Jul 2018

ID: 32638