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UniDict
Integrates UniDict more closely with CraftTweaker.
"But wait, doesn't UniDict already have CT integration?", you might ask
It has, but it only supports a limited number of recipe types, where this mod allows conversion to IItemStack
Let's start by explaining a few terms :
- An IResource is a metal type, for example "Iron"
- A kind is a type resources can have, for example "gear". It is an int
To get an IItemStack, you need both a resource and a kind. For example, "iron" resource and "gear" type return the IItemStack matching ore:gearIron\
Another thing important to mention is that the script using the UniDict class must be loaded after UniDict's init phase.
The best way to do is by using ZenUtils custom script entrypoint.
The following line will create the entrypoint used in the examples :
afterunidict;unidict;I;after
The entrypoint of the integration. Should be called after UniDict's initialization. All methods are static
Import:
import mods.roidtweaker.unidict.UniDict;| Method | Parameters | Return Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| getKind | name as string | int | Returns the int representing this type, or null if absent |
| getResource | name as string | IResource | Returns the IResource with this name. It uses the oreDictionary name |
| getResources | kind as int[] | IResource[] | Returns all IResources which have an IItemStack for these kinds |
A resource, e.g. Iron. All methods are instance methods. Get an instance via UniDict.
Import:
import mods.roidtweaker.unidict.IResource;| Method | Parameters | Return Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| getName | [None] | string | |
| getStack | kind as int | IItemStack | You can also call it with resource[kind] |
| getStacks | [None] | IItemStack[] | Returns, in no particular order, the main IItemStack of every kind |