[Clockwork] Free Crafting

Already dealt with thanks to my VERY QUICK German friend named Vonel.

 

Very nice, I think I'll check this out later today.

 

+vonel

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o7

 

I am having a little issue with the recipes. I made a plugin called craftingrecipes and placed it in the Clockwork Plugin's folder. I then added a recipe to the sh_plugin.lua file and then restarted the server, I do not see the recipe in the Crafting menu still. Should the plugin be in the cwhl2rp Plugin's folder? I am confused as to what I did wrong.

 

Thanks.

Feel free to modify or contribute. I feel as if this plugin could really go places if it had more things like crafting tables, progress bars, experience, etc. I can do all of that myself, but it's just a matter of time. Maybe you and I could work together; if you are interested in contributing.

Could you post your recipe or PM it to me?

 

I believe the plugin you made should go in the schema's folder.

Or do this

garrysmod/gamemodes/cw(schema)/schema/ then create a folder here called recipes.

 

Yeah, try that, too. Also try creating a folder in your schema folder called recipes, and then place your recipe file there.

 

Yeah, of course, that'd be great. Feel free to add me on Steam if you want to work together, name's the same as here.

 

i could just post my crafting plugin lol

 

I will try both of those ways as well, and duck, I pmed you right now the information of what I did so please check that out.

 

does the basic functionalities of the plugin work doe

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Code:

[Clockwork] The 'ScoreboardShow' hook failed to run.
gamemodes/clockwork/plugins/recipes/plugin/derma/cl_recipes.lua:96: attempt to call a nil value

Error for you. Removing plugin til fixed.

 

rest in peace to the crafting plugin

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You're doing something wrong. Post the recipe you're trying to use. The requirements for the recipe are not right. You're probably using the item's name instead of the item's uniqueID.

 

Well considering the items I'm using have no uniqueID.

 

iirc, the uniqueID is the name of the item

i.e.

sh_melon.lua uniqueid is melon

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All items have a uniqueID. If you don't specify one, Clockwork creates one based on the name of the item.

Cool Super Item -> cool_super_item

 

RJ's plugin using static item descriptions, lacks coloring, and is poorly optimized compared to mine. It looks extremely unappealing and cluttered. Check the differences for yourself.

http://i.imgur.com/8D6D0Iq.png
http://i.imgur.com/mGmp8QH.png

For what RJ's plugin does in almost 40 lines, mines does in 8. Someone who doesn't know Lua that well will look at RJ's plugin and be confused as shit with all of the spacing and random technical jargon like the newline character (\n).

"Requirements: \nx1 Refined Electronics \nx1 Refined Metal \nx1 Scrap Metal \nx1 Energy Cell";

My plugin handles all of the background work, leaving the user with a simple script that is minimalistic. It is condensed into a block of code that is clear and precise, unlike RJ's. The code to create a recipe conveys its exact purpose and result. In RJ's plugin, it is nowhere near noob friendly. Not bashing on you, [member=1220]RJ[/member], just throwin facts out there :-X

 

This crafting plugin is better in every conceivable way, from free to ease of use. RJs doesn't even work for me, and when I set up a ticket I recieved no response. This works perfectly fine and easy to set up.

RJ needs to get his stuff in order.