[Campfire Cooking Recipes]

[Campfire Cooking Recipes]

There are up to 6 sections in this one. Separate each section with a /.

• The first section is anywhere from one to four [Custom Input], each separated with an &.
• The second section is the output [Custom Output].
• The third section is the cooking time, which is optional.
  It's the number of ticks until the item cooks.
  For inputs that are more than one item, all items must have reached this cooking time.
  If not included, or set to *, the recipe will use the default cooking time.
  The default cooking time is 600 ticks (30 seconds), but it can be changed in the config.
• The fourth section is the signal fire setting, which is optional.
  It can be signal or notsignal or any.
  signal means the campfire must be a signal fire to cook the item.
  notsignal means the campfire must NOT be a signal fire to cook the item.
  any means it doesn't matter, which is the default.
• The fifth section is the byproduct [Custom Output], which is optional.
  It's simply another output that can have a chance to be produced.
• The sixth section is the byproduct chance, which is optional.
  It's a decimal number between 0.0 and 1.0 representing the chance for the byproduct.
  If byproduct chance is not given, it defaults to 1.0 (100%).

Some example recipes:

• A raw porkchop turns into a cooked porkchop:
  minecraft:porkchop/minecraft:cooked_porkchop
• An unlit campfire turns into a lit campfire:
  campfirebackport:campfire_base/campfirebackport:campfire
• Regular stone bricks turns into cracked stone bricks:
  minecraft:stonebrick:0/minecraft:stonebrick:2
• Sand or red sand turns into glass:
  minecraft:sand/minecraft:glass
• A birch log turns into 2 charcoal after 1 minute:
  minecraft:log:2/minecraft:coal:1@2/1200
• 4 rotten flesh turns into 2 leather:
  minecraft:rotten_flesh@4/minecraft:leather@2
• Any music disc turns into a diamond after 4321 ticks, but only on signal fire campfires:
  ore:record/minecraft:diamond/4321/signal
• 4 items in the logWood ore dictionary turns into 5 charcoal, but only on campfires that aren't signal fires:
  ore:logWood@4/minecraft:coal:1@5/*/notsignal
• 1 brown mushroom, 1 red mushroom, and 1 bowl turns into mushroom stew, but only on signal fire campfires:
  minecraft:brown_mushroom&minecraft:red_mushroom&minecraft:bowl/minecraft:mushroom_stew/*/signal
• 1 bucket of milk, 1 wheat, 1 sugar, and 1 egg turns into a cake after 30 seconds:
  minecraft:milk_bucket&minecraft:wheat&minecraft:sugar&minecraft:egg/minecraft:cake/600
• 1 carrot and 3 gold nuggets turns into a golden carrot:
  minecraft:carrot&minecraft:gold_nugget@3/minecraft:golden_carrot
• An undamaged wooden sword is enchanted with fire aspect II after 5 seconds:
  minecraft:wooden_sword:0/minecraft:wooden_sword[ench:20,2]/100
• 2 iron pickaxes each enchanted with efficieny of at least level 2 turns into a damaged diamond pickaxe after 5 minutes:
  minecraft:iron_pickaxe[ench:32,2]@2/minecraft:diamond_pickaxe:900/6000
• 3 items in the blockGlass ore dictionary enchanted with smite level 4 or higher turns into 4 gold ingots named "Stewart" and enchanted with knockback 10 and looting 6:
  ore:blockGlass[ench:17,4]@3/minecraft:gold_ingot{display:{Name:"Stewart"},ench:[{id:19,lvl:10},{id:21,lvl:6}]}@4
• Any item enchated with sharpness of at least level 1 turns into an egg:
  [ench:16,1]/minecraft:egg
• 3 of any pickaxe turns into a diamond hoe with knockback 10 after 1 second:
  tool:pickaxe@3/minecraft:diamond_hoe[ench:19,10]/20

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Tips:

• Pressing the "uses" hotkey when hovering over a campfire in NEI will bring up all Recipes and Extinguishers / Ignitors.
• Cooking times in NEI are rounded to an easily readable number of seconds or minutes. Holding Shift will display times in exact ticks.
• Check the console for error messages if your input didn't parse!
• If a mod adds an item with unusual characters in its id, the in-game config GUI may prevent you from entering it. In that case, you'll have to edit the config file directly.
• The NBT modifier doesn't check for valid NBT formatting! All it checks is that there's something between two {} curly brackets. Error messages will be printed to console if your NBT failed to parse.
• Recipes and Extinguishers/Ignitors are sorted based on their input.
  Recipes created by Auto Recipe Discovery are lowest, followed by Data inputs, followed by Class inputs, followed by tool class inputs, followed by Ore Dictionary inputs, followed by Item inputs that don't specify a meta, followed by Item inputs that do.
  Within each of these categories, inputs with NBT data have higher priority, and inputs that use more than one item have the most priority.
  When you try to use an item on a campfire, it will use whatever recipe matches first. (Also, Recipes are checked before Extinguishers/Ignitors.)
  Check the order of your recipes by viewing recipes in NEI, or setting the config option #Debug: Print Campfire Recipes to true.