[Clockwork] Free Crafting

[me=NightAngel]tears apart, looking for da derma muaahahahahahaha[/me]

 

Watcha gonna make?

 

Gonna look at your layout to improve my itembuilder plugin.
I'm still inexperienced with derma. I'm looking at how you did it, but it's sooo confusing.. xD

 

It's a lot of math and whatnot. I'll use this as an example.

Code:

self.requiredItems:SetPos((w * .5) + 8, 28);
self.requiredItems:SetSize((w * .5) - 13, h * .5 - 18);

w is the width of the form, and h is the height of the form. Width comes first, and height second. 0, 0 is the topmost leftmost position.

15, 0 is the topmost position that is 15 units to the right.

The width * .5 is half of the size of the form. Any number * .5 is equal to any number / 2. What the first line does is basically say "set it to the center, but push it towards the right by 8 units". 28 is telling it to set the control 28 units from the top of the form. Setting the size is pretty much the same thing.

Just keep in mind that the topmost leftmost part is 0, 0.

Width, Height. The more width there is, the more to the right it goes. The more height there is, the more to the bottom it goes.

 

Are you sure you released it WITH the on success/failure functions? I checked the file in libraries which contains all the functions, and it wasn't there. I guess I need to switch to linux or something.

EDIT: Oh, so it's in other file. Dammit duck, y u so complicated ._.

 

I may get to adding a recipe browser so you can see all loaded recipes and modify them without having to create a new one.

 

Maybe update the Recipe Maker with stuff like Tokens, Atts, Entities.

 

It'd be relevant because all of that stuff is only able to be added by editing the file directly. Those should be in the recipe creator for advanced users, but there's only so much room on a monitor for all of the buttons, textboxes, and list of things. It wouldn't be feasible for me to add all of that stuff to the creator, especially since I was aiming for extreme simplicity.

TL;DR - It's supposed to be simple, and it would take up too much room anyways.

 

@duck @Atebite
Hey, I know it's been a while since you've posted on this....don't know if it's still updated or naw, but, I was wondering where the recipes coding goes after you make it with the Recipe Creator, so you can clear it and all.

Plus, I have a suggestion, probably been suggested and all but...
You should try to make it so you can decide if it needs the crafting bench or not. Stuff like that on the recipe builder. Also, put something where you can delete the recipe in-game (Don't know if that's already a thing, that I've yet to find.)

Thanks!

 

They go to either the main schema directory or main Clockwork directory. You should see a folder called recipes. Deleting recipes in game is something I may add. For the bench thing, Vortix is right, you need to use Lua. I can't add everything to the recipe creator cause I'd run out of room.

 

A bit late but,
Maybe add a "reload recipes" button
and also, add fields for thecategory and the required entities to the recipe creator

(And/or add the functions to the first page )

 

What's the workbench for?

 

It's a simple entity in case you want to require players to be at a workbench to craft a certain recipe.

Code:

RECIPE:RequireEntity("cw_workbench", "Workbench")

 

Seems like it's broken after the update: when I'm going to Recipes frame it's just empty.

 

I get this error in console.

Code:

[Clockwork:Recipes]
The 'ClockworkSchemaLoaded' hook has failed to run.
gamemodes/cwphasefour/plugins/recipes/plugin/sh_plugin.lua:8: bad argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got nil)

 

You deserve a kiss for this! Come here you virgin!

 

Minecraft?
A mini workshop like those "iPhones" to craft stuff.

WHATS ABOUT THAT THE PLAYER NEEDS SOME CIND OF EXPERIENCE TO CRAFT THIS?

 

-SNIP-

 

I think the plugin its broke too