06-04-2012, 10:40 PM
Alright, Rev 549 has the new parser. It reads recipes from the file "crafting.txt". An example file has been included. So start writing those recipes 
In order to test your recipe, you need to add it to crafting.txt and if it is in recipes.txt, delete it from there (as MCS uses both of these currently).
The crafting.txt file has all the instructions needed for the recipes - it has the proper grammar, crafting grid coordinates, multiple-items guide and parser limitations. Feel free to add your own observations.
IF you've just screamed "I want to write recipes", let's make it organized - write a note to this thread, saying "i'll do recipes for wool" or "i'll do recipes for items #300 - #350"; then no two people will do the same work needlessly. After you finish, post your results here. Only post the added / changed part of the crafting.txt file, and if you needed to add anything to items.ini, then the entire items.ini file.
Also please note how readable the file is, let's try keep it that way.
In order to test your recipe, you need to add it to crafting.txt and if it is in recipes.txt, delete it from there (as MCS uses both of these currently).
The crafting.txt file has all the instructions needed for the recipes - it has the proper grammar, crafting grid coordinates, multiple-items guide and parser limitations. Feel free to add your own observations.
IF you've just screamed "I want to write recipes", let's make it organized - write a note to this thread, saying "i'll do recipes for wool" or "i'll do recipes for items #300 - #350"; then no two people will do the same work needlessly. After you finish, post your results here. Only post the added / changed part of the crafting.txt file, and if you needed to add anything to items.ini, then the entire items.ini file.
Also please note how readable the file is, let's try keep it that way.