Bukkit

Hi!First of all, I have to say: AMAZING plugin! Thank you so much!

What I wanted to say is that when using the custom crafting feature, I've noticed 2 odd things:

1) Leaves are not recognized at all as input.

2) Named items are not recognized at all by input.

Also, 2 suggestions/questions:

1) Is there a way to make the input detection inclusive with a flag? Meaning I could put a flag (like: -i) and my recipe will accept all stone blocks that their names start with "&1Ancient" instead of only the stone blocks which their name is exactly that.

2) Using general blocks (like #Logs - any log block). Example: 3 logs in a row make glass, but instead of specific log type (like oak), ANY log would work.

Thx again!

In reply to me4502:

 Hmm, interesting... Is there any way around those problems as far as you know? Maybe manual editing of the ingredients?

Hey man, im having some issues configuring ICs, especifically the mc1235 or any other that affects an area, when i place the sign and write the code:

CULTIVATOR

[MC1235]

blank

blank

or 

CULTIVATOR

[MC1235]

&5x,0y,5z

blank

i recive an error message: 

Invalid Searcharea on 3rd line

i went on wiki to learn more about "searchareas" but i didnt undertand how to propertly use/write it on the sign

I found a bug/caveat with the command item system:

I created a command item (using /comitems add) that was a water bottle, but when giving it to myself, it’s instead an uncraftable potion.

That happened because water bottles are uncraftable potions, just with the NBT tag Potion:"minecraft:water",  but the command item doesn’t preserve that tag (it’s nowhere to be seen in command-items.yml either). I also tried with an actual potion—in this case, a potion of healing—but when giving myself that command item, it’s just an uncraftable potion again.

I’m not sure if it’s possible to add the correct potion tag to the command-items.yml file manually; I tried it, but it didn’t work, as expected, since that file doesn’t use regular NBT tags. 

In reply to me4502:

 Oh, that’s a shame. Thanks for lettinmg me know.

Would it be feasible to change the cancel-action feature so that when it’s set to false, the command item isn’t consumed when right-clicking a tile entity provided it’s a consumable item with a right-click action?

I don’t see the point of cancel-action if it still consumes the item.

Also, I’ve another suggestion: It’d be great if command items could have durability and each time you use them, they’d go down by 1. Once they reach 0, they disappear (are consumed).

In reply to me4502:

 So, with cancel-action set to false, if I open a chest holding a command item, the chest is opened, but the command item is still consumed. If cancel-action is set to true, the chest is not opened, but the command item is consumed yet again. The effect of the command item happens both times.

What I want is for the command item to not be consumed or its effect applied when right-clicking a tile entity with an inventory, be it a chest, smoker, blast furnace, chest, etc. That’s what would make the most sense to me and would prevent accidental uses of command items. It seems logical for me for the command item to not be consumed when opening a chest, furnace, or whatnot, so perhaps this is a bug—or just an oversight, maybe?

Also, on a similar note as above, I created a command item that’s redstone dust, and I want it to be consumed and give the player an effect when right-clicked, but it places itself on the ground when doing so, as one would expect from regular redstone dust. It still gives the effect, but I don’t want the redstone to actually be placeable. Could a future update of CraftBook prevent redstone from being placed if it’s a consumable command item (perhaps it’d be dependent on cancel-action being set to true)? That’d be fantastic!

As for the durability thing, if it wouldn’t work with an actual durability meter, how about a tooltip? For instance, with this hypothetical feature enabled, the command item would have the tooltip “Uses left: X,” where X is whatever number is set, such as “10.” Use it once more, and it goes down to 9. Once it reaches 0, it is consumed. Such a feature is something I’d use for my server, and I bet lots of people would find it useful too. Would this be a possibility?

Could you please add a way to send a chat message when a command item is used? That’d be fantastic!

In reply to me4502:

 What command are you referring to? /tellraw?

It would be nice if you could put a tilde at the beginning of the command and turn it into just a raw text output in the chat like you can with some other plugins such as Command Signs.

I found a bug where if you have items in your inventory other than the command item you’re adding and you add a command item, and then you choose “true” on whether it should be consumed on use, it adds all the items in your inventory to the consumed-items list.

Versions:

Minecraft: 1.15.1

PaperMC: #62

CraftBook: 3.10.1

In reply to me4502:

 I understand that, but why isn’t it one of the options that you choose in the chat when creating a command item? You always have to be creating a command item with an empty inventory because of this, which, granted, isn’t that big of a deal, but still.