KubeJS Devs

Creating a gas

Note

This must go in the startup scripts

To register a custom gas, you can do:

StartupEvents.registry("qtech:gas", event => {
    event.create("some_gas")
        .poisonous(true) // When a living entity enters the gas, they start taking poison damage
        .heavy(true) // Makes the gas heavier then air
        .tint(0xFFFFFF) // Set's the gas particle color
        .flammable(true) // Makes the gas flammable
        .effects(MobEffectInstance.of(MobEffects.CONFUSION)) // There are better ways to do this, but this is how you would give the gas a side effect. You can have as many effects you want
})

Smeltery Fuels

Adding a fuel

Note

This can go into the server scripts

To add new fuels to the smeltery, you can do this:

QTEvents.registerFuels(event => {
    // Param 1: The fuel (also accepts tags)
    // Param 2: Burn time of the fuel
    // Param 3: The fuel's burn temperature
    event.registerItem("minecraft:dirt", 12, 12)
 
    // Same thing as above, but for fluids
    event.registerFluid("minecraft:water", 2, 5)
})

Replacing a fuel

To replace a fuel, you can do the following:

QTEvents.registerFuels(event => {
    // Let's make bamboo burn longer and hotter
    // Add the "true" to the end to declare that it will replace the original one
    event.registerItem("minecraft:bamboo", 400, 500, true)
    
    // Same thing as above, but let's make lava a bad fuel source
    event.registerFluid("minecraft:lava", 5, 12, true)
 
})

Custom Recipes

Disk Assembly

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
    event.recipes.qtech.disk_assembly(
        "minecraft:dirt", // This is the output item
        ["minecraft:stick", "minecraft:sand"], // This is the three main ingredients
        ["minecraft:oak_log"], // There are the extras
        400, // The amount of energy that's needed to make the recipe
        200 // The amount of ticks it will take to make the recipe
    )
})

Smeltery

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
    event.recipes.qtech.smeltery(
        ["minecraft:nether_star"], // The 0-3 fluids and 0-3 items. List order does not matter. At least one item OR fluid must be present
        ["minecraft:stick"], // The result. MUST contain at least ONE item OR fluid. ["item", "fluid"] or ["fluid", "item"], does not matter
        ["minecraft:dirt"], // Waste output. Just like above, but it's all optional
        200, // Minimum temperature
        20 // Time in ticks needed to make their cipe
    )
})

Void Crafting Modifications

This event is cancellable. Do event.cancel() to cancel this recipe

Inside server scripts, you can do

QTEvents.onVoidCrafting(event => {
 // code here
})

The event param gives you the following:

• getRecipe

  • Returns VoidCraftingRecipe

• getThrower

  • Returns the entity that threw the items into the void. This can be nullable!!

• level

  • This returns the ServerLevel where the recipe is being produced at

• getPosition

  • The position of where this recipe is being produced (Returns Vec3)

• getIngredients

• The item entities being consumed in this craft. (Returns a list of ItemEntity)

• getResults

  • The results that will be spawned (can be empty if all rolls failed). This can be modified. You can add/remove/change the results

• hasResults

  • Whether any results will be produced from this craft