KubeJS Integration

While TFMG does not currently have native KubeJS integration, it is supported through the KubeJS TFMG addon.

NOTE

The example scripts provided are only here to demonstrate the recipes and are just examples. All recipes not given a processing time will default to 100 ticks!

Casting

Syntax: casting(fluidIngredient, itemOutput[], processingTime)

Information:

• Only supports one fluid ingredient
• Item output cannot have more than 3 item outputs

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.casting("minecraft:lava", "minecraft:sand", 150)
})

Coking

Syntax: coking(itemIngredient, [itemOutput | fluidOutput], processingTime)

Information:

• Only supports one item ingredient
• Item output cannot have more than 1 item output
• Fluid output cannot have more than 2 fluid outputs

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.coking("minecraft:mud", ["minecraft:dirt", Fluid.water(1000)], 200)
})

Distillation

Syntax: distillation(fluidIngredient, fluidOutput[])

Information:

• Only supports one fluid ingredient
• Fluid output cannot have more than 6 fluid outputs
• The order of fluid outputs goes from bottom to top (from lower to higher index)

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.distillation("minecraft:water", ["tfmg:air", "minecraft:lava"])
})

Industrial Blasting

Syntax: industrial_blasting(itemIngredient[], fluidOutput[], processingTime)

Information:

• Only supports up to two item ingredients
• Fluid output cannot have more than 3 fluid outputs

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.industrial_blasting(["minecraft:anvil", "minecraft:dirt"], ["minecraft:water"], 200)
})

Polarizing

Syntax: polarizing(itemIngredient, itemOutput, energyNeeded)

Information:

• Only supports one item ingredient
• Item output cannot have more than 1 item output

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.polarizing("minecraft:sand", "minecraft:glass", 500)
})

Winding

Syntax: winding(itemIngredients[], itemOutput, processingTime)

Information:

• Only supports up to two item ingredients
• Item output cannot have more than 1 item output

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.winding(["minecraft:dirt", "minecraft:stick"], "minecraft:sand", 200)
  event.recipes.tfmg.winding("minecraft:glass", "minecraft:sand", 150)
})

Hot Blasting (aka Air Blasting)

Syntax: hot_blast(fluidIngredient[], fluidOutput[], processingTime)

Information:

• Only supports up to two fluid ingredients
• Fluid output cannot have more than 2 fluid outputs

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.hot_blast(["minecraft:water", "minecraft:lava"], "tfmg:air", 300)
  event.recipes.tfmg.hot_blast("minecraft:lava", "minecraft:air", 250)
})

Chemical Vat

Syntax:

vat_machine_recipe([itemIngredient | fluidIngredient], [itemOutput | fluidOutput], machines[]?, vatTypes[]?, minSize?, processingTime?, heatRequirement?)

TIP

Read the info below so the syntax is less confusing!

Information:

• There can only be up to four item inputs
  • Stacking items in one entry (e.g., Item.of("some:item", 2)) is not allowed. Instead, list each item individually, like: [js]["some:item", "some:item"].
• There can only be up to four fluid inputs
• Item output cannot have more than 4 item outputs
• Fluid output cannot have more than 4 fluid outputs
• Chemical vats can be heated by doing the following:
  • Heatless recipes do not need this method attached
  • Heated vat can be added by attaching .heated()
  • Superheated vat can be added by attaching .superheated()
• Machines to make the results can have:
  • Graphite electrode can be added by doing .machines("tfmg:graphite_electrode")
  • Centrifuge can be added by doing .machines("tfmg:centrifuge")
  • Mixing can be added by doing .machines("tfmg:mixing")
  • Electrode can be added by doing .machines("tfmg:electrode")
  • Note: you can "mix-and-match" them by doing (for example): .machines("tfmg:mixing", "tfmg:electrode")
  • Note: to note, use any machine; you do not need to use this method at all.
• Chemical vat types to make the results can have:
  • Steel vat by adding .allowedVatTypes("tfmg:steel_vat")
  • Cast Iron vat by adding .allowedVatTypes("tfmg:cast_iron_vat")
  • Firebrick Lined vat by adding .allowedVatTypes("tfmg:firebrick_lined_vat")
    • Note: you can "mix-and-match" them by doing (for example): .allowedVatTypes("tfmg:steel_vat", "tfmg:cast_iron_vat")
    • Note: to allow all vat types, you can do the following instead: .allowAllVatTypes()
• You can set the minimum size of the vat by attaching .minSize(int) (replace int with the min size)
  • Note: If the method is not provided, it will default to a min size of 1
• To set the processing time, attach the method .processingTime(int) (replace the int with the processing time in ticks)
• The output also supports items with a chance of being made with Item.of("item here").withChance(chance here) (Chance is from a 0-1 scale)

Example:

ServerEvents.recipes(event => {
  event.recipes.tfmg.vat_machine_recipe("minecraft:dirt", "minecraft:diamond")
    .superheated() // Makes the vat require superheating
    .allowedVatTypes("tfmg:firebrick_lined_vat") // It's super hot, so we should use the firebrick vat for some realism
    .processingTime(500) // Takes 500 ticks to make dirt to diamonds

  event.recipes.tfmg.vat_machine_recipe(["tfmg:sulfuric_acid", "tfmg:hot_air", "minecraft:water"], ["minecraft:lava", "minecraft:mud"])
    .heated() // Make this recipe use basic heating
    .allowAllVatTypes() // Does not matter on the vat type we use, so we allow the three TFMG vat types
    .machines("tfmg:mixing") // Make it where you have to have a mixer machine on top of the vat
    .processingTime(250) // Takes 250 ticks to make the ingredients into lava and mud
})

NOTE

To add more machines (for example, requiring 3 electrodes), you add more into the "machines" method. (Example: [js].machines("tfmg:electrode", "tfmg:electrode", "tfmg:electrode"))

Custom Cable types and Electrodes

WORK IN PROGRESS