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Vanilla Crafting Table missing tag #15

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AndreiPurcaru opened this issue Apr 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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Vanilla Crafting Table missing tag #15

AndreiPurcaru opened this issue Apr 2, 2022 · 3 comments

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@AndreiPurcaru
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AndreiPurcaru commented Apr 2, 2022

Problem encountered using latest version of modpack - 1.3.9

The vanilla crafting table is missing the forge:workbench tag and as such it can't be used for some crafting recipes. One example is the molecular assembler from AE2. It contains the forge:workbenches tag, but that is not enough to make it suitable for some recipes (as the one mentioned beforehand).

UPDATE:

I have found a possible fix for this. I am not sure if it's the best way of fixing this but I will explain it here just in case someone has the same problem.

  • Go to where your instance is installed.
  • Go to kubejs\server_scripts\NTC\base\modrecipes\applied_energistics2.
  • Open the applied_energistics2.js file in your preferred text editor.
  • Find the line that contains modifyShaped(e, 'appliedenergistics2:molecular_assembler'...(line 90 at the time of writing)
  • Now find the line that contains #forge:workbench (line 95 at the time of writing) and change that to #forge:workbenches
  • OPTIONAL: You can also change any other occurrence of the #forge:workbench tag while you are in this file to avoid future problems.
@AndreiPurcaru
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@MechOrigin, if you want I can also create a pull request with this fix implemented to save you some time. Let me know!

@jerry1333
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Crafting Card have same issue

@elizabethlfransen
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I'm also experiencing this issue

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