Risugami's Recipe Book Support Idea

[RaustBlackDragon]

Why not make "fake recipes" for each of the non-workbench recipes in your mod?

What I mean to say is, you would add some items to the game that are unobtainable, such as one called a "put these in the cauldron" or a "do this on an anvil" or a "full turn of the turntable" or a "put these in the crucible", so on. then make workbench recipes that use the ingredients plus one of these fake items.

Basically, since nobody can get these items, they wouldn't be able to craft these things in the workbench this way.

...BUT... It would mean that all of the recipes in the entire mod would be listed with risugami's recipe book item!

What do you think?

[M!C]

Why not make "fake recipes" for each of the non-workbench recipes in your mod?

What I mean to say is, you would add some items to the game that are unobtainable, such as one called a "put these in the cauldron" or a "do this on an anvil" or a "full turn of the turntable" or a "put these in the crucible", so on. then make workbench recipes that use the ingredients plus one of these fake items.

Basically, since nobody can get these items, they wouldn't be able to craft these things in the workbench this way.

...BUT... It would mean that all of the recipes in the entire mod would be listed with risugami's recipe book item!

What do you think?

First I have to say that I don't dislike your idea in general but FC doesn't add stuff for interaction with other mods ... so that's probably a NO.

[RaustBlackDragon]

First I have to say that I don't dislike your idea in general but FC doesn't add stuff for interaction with other mods ... so that's probably a NO.

Ah. See, I wouldn't really call the recipe book a "mod", more of a staple, handy in-game tool, so I figured this would be an exception. Am I mistaken?

[M!C]

First I have to say that I don't dislike your idea in general but FC doesn't add stuff for interaction with other mods ... so that's probably a NO.

Ah. See, I wouldn't really call the recipe book a "mod", more of a staple, handy in-game tool, so I figured this would be an exception. Am I mistaken?

Anything modifying a file of the game is technically a mod ... if an exception can be made isn't for me to decide.

[Stormweaver]

well correct me if I'm wrong, but: If someone were to make a quick mod which 'adds' the fake items to the game, and 'adds' the recipes themselves, it could be done without modifying any of the BTW code, I think; beyond adding the new items, the recipe thing itself can already be done with zombe's modpack.

The only tricky bit, imo would be getting the recipes to show up in the right order. I'm not exactly sure how the recipe book allocates the order for each mod's recipes, but they'd just have to be done so they show up right before or right after the BTW stuff.

[RaustBlackDragon]

well correct me if I'm wrong, but: If someone were to make a quick mod which 'adds' the fake items to the game, and 'adds' the recipes themselves, it could be done without modifying any of the BTW code, I think; beyond adding the new items, the recipe thing itself can already be done with zombe's modpack.

The only tricky bit, imo would be getting the recipes to show up in the right order. I'm not exactly sure how the recipe book allocates the order for each mod's recipes, but they'd just have to be done so they show up right before or right after the BTW stuff.

I think you're correct. Hell, I could make that mod myself in about an hour, but I think that defies flowerchild's strict copyright policy.

[walker_boh_65]

As long as you do not use any of his class files, or make another download link (distributing his work) you should be fine to go.

[MoRmEnGiL]

I like this idea, if only because I use the last BtW version for 1.7.3, and it is hard to get info on how things worked back then (I'm forced to do cross-cheking with the changelog)

Of course this is not FC's job, but if someone tackles this he has my support as long as he doesn't violate FC's copyright of course.

[GabLann4]

We have the recipe book on the forum:
http://adf.ly/552467/btwrecipelist

[Stormweaver]

We have the recipe book on the forum:
http://adf.ly/552467/btwrecipelist

That's often out of date, and doesn't show all the recipes.

You'd be better linking to the wiki. Or liking to the page which has the ad.fly link, as directly putting the ad.fly link there will give the wrong idea.

[GabLann4]

That's often out of date, and doesn't show all the recipes.

You'd be better linking to the wiki. Or liking to the page which has the ad.fly link, as directly putting the ad.fly link there will give the wrong idea.

Okay, thanks