Part Builder Recipe JSON

Defines a recipe to turn an item into another item by selecting a pattern. Most recipes make use of the material corresponding to the input item, as defined by Material Recipes.

Table of Contents
Item Part Recipe Material Part Recipe

Item Part Recipe

Converts a material into a specific item using the specified pattern.

Keys

• type: Must be tconstruct:item_part_builder.
• pattern (ResourceLocation): Name of the pattern. Corresponds to the language key pattern.<domain>.<name>
• material (MaterialId): Material required for this recipe.
• cost (integer): How many baseline "ingots" are needed to make one part.
• result ItemOutput: Output item.

Example

Produces a stone ingot using the ingot pattern and 5 stone "units".

{
  "type": "tconstruct:item_part_builder",
  "pattern": "tconstruct:ingot",
  "material": "tconstruct:stone",
  "cost": 5,
  "result": {
    "item": "tconstruct:stone_ingot"
  }
}

Material Part Recipe

Converts material input into a material item with corresponding material.

Keys

• type: Must be "tconstruct:part_builder".
• pattern (ResourceLocation): Name of the pattern. Corresponds to the language key pattern.<domain>.<name>
• cost (integer): How many baseline "ingots" are needed to make one part.
• result (JsonObject): Output object.
  • item (IMaterialItem): Output material item. Will have the material applied.
  • count (integer): Number of the result item produced. Defaults to 1.

Example

Produces an axe head using the axe head pattern and 2 material.

{
  "type": "tconstruct:part_builder",
  "pattern": "tconstruct:axe_head",
  "cost": 2,
  "result": {
    "item": "tconstruct:axe_head"
  }
}

More examples in .jar/data/tconstruct/recipes/tools/parts/