Singularities

Extended Crafting allows you easily add your own singularities.

Adding Singularities

To add a singularity, you just need to add a singularity JSON file to the /config/extendedcrafting/singularities directory.

The Singularity File

This section will go over the values available to use in a Singularity JSON. Syntax can be inferred from the example JSON below.

FieldRequiredDescription
name✓The name of this singularity. You can either put the name you want to see here, or a translation key.
colors✓The overlay and underlay colors (in that order).
ingredientThe item used to create this singularity.
materialCountThe amount of materials required to create this singularity. If omitted will use the default set in the config.
inUltimateSingularityWhether this singularity should be a part of the Ultimate Singularity recipe. If omitted will default to true.

Example File

{
  "name": "Diamond",
  "colors": [
    "4AEDD9",
    "20C5B5"
  ],
  "ingredient": {
    "item": "minecraft:diamond"
  },
  "inUltimateSingularity": false
}

Using In Recipes

The different Singularity types are defined using NBT data. This means there is an extra step involved in using a Singularity in a crafting recipe.

What To Do

You need to use an NBT ingredient for Singularities. In the NBT tag you need to specify the Singularity ID.

{
  "type": "forge:nbt",
  "item": "extendedcrafting:singularity",
  "nbt": {
    "Id": "extendedcrafting:diamond"
  }
}
Note

You can find the Singularity ID by enabling advanced tooltips (f3 + h), and seeing what it says.

Removing Singularities

You can either delete the Singularity's file from /config/extendedcrafting/singularities or add "enabled": false to the Singularity file to disable it.