OreDictionary for Beginning Recipes

[wedge9s]

First of all, fantastic work on the mod, I have spent all afternoon playing with it!

I do however have one suggestion-
Can you use the OreDictionary versions of minecraft materials for the beginning recipes?
ore:cobblestone and ore:stone for example.
These are added by Minecraft Forge (http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Common_Oredict_names).

Quite a few other mods such as EnhancedBiomes and Geologica add additional types of stone and cobblestone, and at the moment I have having to use a rather clunky MineTweaker script to remove your recipes and add them back using the OreDict versions, I really think this will make your mod vastly more compatible with other mods, especially worldgen mods.

Many Thanks,
Simon

[AnonymousProductions]

I use a lot of the prefixes (like ingot), I do say hunk and not nugget though..

Id imagine the cobblestones would be registered as oreCobblestone then (following the format the forge uses)

[Voidi]

nope its simply cobblestone and stone
http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Common_Oredict_names

[AnonymousProductions]

Ah yeh i see

[wedge9s]

I have figured out how to do this in a fairly tidy way, it involves changing the recipe to be a ShapedOreRecipe instead of an item stack, the problem I found was that this needs to be added using GameRegistry.addRecipe function (which returns a void instead of an IRecipe).

I decided that storing it as a IRecipe before adding it to both KnowledgeListMF and the GameRegistry was the easiest thing to do-

        IRecipe stoneAnvilRecipe = new ShapedOreRecipe(BlockListMF.anvilStone,
                "SS ", 
                "SSS", 
                " S ", 
                'S', "stone");      
        KnowledgeListMF.stoneAnvilRecipe = stoneAnvilRecipe; 
        GameRegistry.addRecipe(stoneAnvilRecipe);

Feel free to use the above code if you like, I prefer it over using standard recipes, you just need to add the OreDict name in "quote" marks.