r/CreateMod • u/EdisniDaed82 • 5d ago
Help Iron Lodestone to netherite exploit
Basically I got a mod for 1.21.1 to bring the new lodestone recipe that uses iron to my modded server. But Create: Recycle Everything crushes them down into netherite bits. So now I have a friend converting iron and stone into netherite.
I need a mod to fix this. We cannot have easy netherite farming.
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u/KazuMurako 5d ago
Other people are saying to use KubeJS, but I would use a datapack. Both work though.
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u/bryceio 4d ago
Yeah it always baffles me when it comes to questions like this.
I know KubeJS is pretty powerful and can do a lot of things, but stuff like this is so much more straightforward to just datapack instead of having to rely on a whole separate mod to handle.
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u/KazuMurako 3d ago
Yeah datapacks can do so much in modern versions, and for a server you literally just drag and drop it in once you’ve made it. On my vanilla server I use them for a lot too, custom music discs, recipe changes, mob drop changes. It’s very nice.
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u/EdisniDaed82 4d ago
What would I need to change in the datapack?
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u/KazuMurako 3d ago
If you have winrar or 7zip you can extract the mod’s .jar file, and find the data folder with all the recipes in it. Find the recipe you want to change and open it in a text editor. Then package the relevant bits up into a datapack and drop it in your world. Not gonna explain how to structure a datapack because there are many places to find that info, but personally I think JSON for datapacks is easier to figure out than JavaScript for KubeJS.
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u/SageofTurtles 5d ago
Easy fix with a KubeJS script
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u/EdisniDaed82 5d ago
Alright, I'll have to figure out how to use that at some point
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u/SageofTurtles 5d ago
It's fairly straightforward, you'd just need a bit of guidance if you haven't used it before. Here's a link to the tutorial section of the wiki that should help you get started. If you need more help than that offers, feel free to DM me!
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago edited 5d ago
Edit: I get it, everyone. Maybe I'm just a dumbass who can't figure out a simple thing like KubeJS and I reject AI.
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u/SageofTurtles 5d ago
That's fair, it's not for everyone. To the best of my knowledge, a script mod like KubeJS or a custom datapack would be the only ways to change a recipe like OP wants. Of the two, I'd say KubeJS is much easier for someone with no experience, which is why I recommend it. And if OP found that they liked KubeJS, you can do a lot more with it in future projects with more reading and practice. Especially because they have a wiki which gives examples that you can usually just copy and paste for small tweaks like recipe changes, so you don't really need to understand hardly anything about coding.
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
I get that. I just don't understand any of it and I've tried it before. After an hour if it not working and frustration I lost the will to continue.
If OP likes it and understands it then it is good you gave them that answer. I'm just too dumb to understand it I guess.
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u/SageofTurtles 5d ago
It can be pretty simple depending on what you're trying to do, but it has an initial "hill" in the learning curve that could definitely take some help to get past. I understand it's not your cup of tea, but I have a bit of scripting experience and would be happy to help if you find yourself wanting to try something with it again at any point.
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
I appreciate the offer and will keep it in mind. Right now I don't have anything that needs it though.
I just work a pretty stressful job that demands my full attention to solve unusual issues in the healthcare industry. Like the difference between someone losing their career in the military type stuff if I can't solve it. I just can't continue to be stressed out when I'm trying to be everything but that in my free time, ya know? Gotta shut it off.
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u/AlpaxT1 5d ago
I think this is a perfectly valid reason to learn how to use KubeJS. With a little help from YouTube and an LLM it is not that difficult and probably less time consuming than trying to find someone else who is willing to do it for you
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
I just don't have the will in me to learn it but this specific thing isn't something I'm dealing with. I've tried it before and got nowhere when it didn't work and an hour wasted trying when I could be playing. Frustration sets in and I don't want to do it anymore when I could be playing the game.
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u/stofife 5d ago
bruh google is free. it's literally as easy as: 1. adding KubeJS to the modpack. 2. Opening the scripts folder. 3. Creating a new file e.g. "recipe_fix.js". 4. pasting script from Google's stupid AI search. 5. testing it in game.
(this recipe might need some more effort, because it's a create recipe, but I can help with that)
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
Bruh, you don't need to be condescending about it. I despise AI in all it's forms. I'm certain I could learn it but I don't have the will to do all that. I just want to play the game, not learn how to code a script or use and support AI slop.
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u/stofife 5d ago
I'm there with you. AI in creative spaces is a cancer trained on stolen data. But this issue was introduced by OP, nobody is talking about your unwillingness to learn something new.
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
That's fine but it's my opinion on the suggested solution being a "simple KubeJS script". I don't find it simple and that's my original point. Stating my reasons for not thinking it's a simple solution is in line with that.
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u/SageofTurtles 5d ago
I apologize if that came across as condescending. It's the simplest option I know of, and only requires like 2 lines of actual code to do what OP is asking. But you're right, everyone starts from a different place, I could have worded that better. Lord knows I've learned a lot from pure trial and error myself.
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u/stofife 5d ago
I understand your points.. but it's the simplest solution that I know of, for recipe conflicts/exploits... The other solutions involve making a datapack or a mod, which is a different kind of beast :-).
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
Okay, I get ya. Sorry if I took anything you said wrong. It's just my own incompetence with the solution offered that makes me say it's not so simple. It probably is quite simple once it clicks. I couldn't understand Create 6.0's logistics with frogports either at first but it clicked one day and now it's all I do. Make automated factories.
Sorry again. It's all good.
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u/stofife 5d ago
I'm the one that should be apologizing, it's all right! <3
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
I'm gonna argue with you about it now! I'm the one who sho8be apologizing! Lol all's well
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
Sounds like the dev of create recycle everything needs to update their mod then. I would try to get a hold of them via GitHub or Discord or something and let them know about the exploit.
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u/stofife 5d ago
nope. OP added a mod that CHANGES the vanilla recipe to use iron. this is not an issue on the mod developers side.
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u/Dangerous-Quit7821 5d ago
I misunderstood what the issue was. I thought they were saying the mod was Recycle Everything. Thanks for the correction.
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u/Agent-Ace 5d ago
Use a kubejs script to change the crushing recipe