Package emi.dev.emi.emi.api.recipe

Interface EmiRecipe

All Known Implementing Classes:
BasicEmiRecipe, EmiArmorDyeRecipe, EmiBatingRecipe, EmiBrewingRecipe, EmiBulkRecipe, EmiCampfireRecipe, EmiChoppingRecipe, EmiCookingRecipe, EmiCraftingRecipe, EmiFireworkRocketRecipe, EmiFireworkStarFadeRecipe, EmiFireworkStarRecipe, EmiFoodRecipe, EmiFuelRecipe, EmiHopperFilteringRecipe, EmiHopperRecipe, EmiInfoRecipe, EmiIngredientRecipe, EmiKilnRecipe, EmiKnittingRecipe, EmiMapCloningRecipe, EmiPatternCraftingRecipe, EmiPistonRecipe, EmiProgressiveRecipe, EmiRepairItemRecipe, EmiResolutionRecipe, EmiSawRecipe, EmiShapedRecipe, EmiShapelessRecipe, EmiSheepRecipe, EmiSoulforgeRecipe, EmiSyntheticIngredientRecipe, EmiTagRecipe, EmiTradeRecipe, EmiTurntableRecipe, EmiWoolArmorRecipe, EmiWoolBlockRecipe, EmiWorldInteractionRecipe
public interface EmiRecipe

  • Method Details

    • getCategory

      EmiRecipeCategory getCategory()
      Returns:
      The recipe category this recipe should be displayed under. This is used for grouping in the recipe screen, as well as category display in the recipe tree.

    • getId

      @Nullable @Nullable ResourceLocation getId()
      Returns:
      The unique id of the recipe, or null. If null, the recipe cannot be serialized.

    • getInputs

      List<EmiIngredient> getInputs()
      Returns:
      A list of ingredients required for the recipe. Inputs will consider this recipe a use when exploring recipes.

    • getCatalysts

      default List<EmiIngredient> getCatalysts()
      Returns:
      A list of ingredients associated with the creation of the recipe. Catalysts are considered the same as workstations in the recipe, not broken down as a requirement. However, catalysts will consider this recipe a use when exploring recipes.

    • getOutputs

      List<EmiStack> getOutputs()
      Returns:
      A list of stacks that are created after a craft. Outputs will consider this recipe a source when exploring recipes.

    • getDisplayWidth

      int getDisplayWidth()
      Returns:
      The width taken up by the recipe's widgets EMI will grow to accomodate requested width. To fit within the default width, recipes should request a width of 134. If a recipe does not support the recipe tree or recipe filling, EMI will not need to add buttons, and it will have space for a width of 160.

    • getDisplayHeight

      int getDisplayHeight()
      Returns:
      The maximum height taken up by the recipe's widgets. Vertical screen space is capped, however, and EMI may opt to provide less vertical space.
      See WidgetHolder.getHeight() when adding widgets for the EMI adjusted height.

    • addWidgets

      void addWidgets(WidgetHolder widgets)
      Called to add widgets that display the recipe. Can be used in several places, including the main recipe screen, and tooltips. It is worth noting that EMI cannot grow vertically, so recipes with large heights may be provided less space than requested if they span more than the entire vertical space available in the recipe scren. In the case of very large heights, recipes should respect WidgetHolder.getHeight().

    • supportsRecipeTree

      default boolean supportsRecipeTree()
      Returns:
      Whether the recipe supports the recipe tree. Recipes that do not represent a set of inputs producing a set of outputs should exclude themselves. Example for unsupportable recipes are pattern based recipes, like arbitrary dying.

    • hideCraftable

      default boolean hideCraftable()
      Returns:
      Whether the recipe should be hidden from the craftable menu. This is desirable behavior for recipes that are reimplementations of vanilla recipes in other workstations.