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--- tutorial:recipes [2024/06/17 12:56] – solidblock
+++ tutorial:recipes [2025/04/01 08:18] (current) – [More on the recipe type] update link solidblock
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 To make it available to survival players, we'll add a crafting recipe for the item.
-Create a file named ''custom_item.json'' under ''resources/data/tutorial/recipe/'' (since 1.21) or ''resources/data/tutorial/recipes/'' (below 1.21) (replace tutorial with your namespace if appropriate).
+Create a file named ''custom_item.json'' under ''resources/data/tutorial/**recipe**/'' (since 1.21) or ''resources/data/tutorial/**recipes**/'' (below 1.21) (replace "''tutorial''" with your namespace if appropriate).
-Recipe files are conventionally named after their output, but they can have any name. Here's an example recipe for the ''custom_item'' we made (remember the path is //"recipes"// before 1.21 and //"recipe"// since 1.21):
+Recipe files are conventionally named after their output, but they can have any name. Here's an example recipe for the ''custom_item'' we made (remember the path is //"recipes"// before 1.21 and //"recipe"// since 1.21, and in the ''%%"result"%%'' field, replace ''%%"id"%%'' with ''%%"item"%%'' for versions before 1.21):
 <code javascript resources/data/tutorial/recipe/custom_item.json>
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   },
   "result": {
-    "item": "tutorial:custom_item",
+    "id": "tutorial:custom_item",
     "count": 4
   }
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   *  **result**: This is a crafting recipe for 4 ''tutorial:custom_item''. The ''count'' field is optional. If you don't specify a ''count'', it will default to 1.
   *  **pattern**: A pattern that represents the crafting recipe. Each letter represents one item. An empty space means that no item is required in that slot. What each letter represents is defined in **key**.
-  *  **key**:  What each letter in the pattern represents. ''W'' represents any item with the ''minecraft:logs'' tag (all logs). ''R'' represent the redstone item specificly.  For more information about tags see [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tag|here]].
+  *  **key**:  What each letter in the pattern represents. ''W'' represents any item with the ''minecraft:logs'' tag (all logs). ''R'' represent the redstone item specificly.  For more information about tags see [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tag|Tag page in Minecraft Wiki]].
   * **category**: The category of the item to display in the recipe book.
 In total, the crafting recipe would look like this:
 ^           Recipe for 4 custom_item           ^^^
 |Any Log|Any Log|Any Log|
 |Any Log|Redstone|Nothing|
 |Any Log|Any Log|Any Log|
-For more information about the format of basic recipes, see [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Recipe|here]].
-Recipes can also be generated dynamically on runtime, for more information see [[tutorial:dynamic_recipe_generation|here]].
+For more information about the format of basic recipes, see [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Recipe|Recipe page in Minecraft Wiki]].
+Recipes can also be generated dynamically on runtime, for more information see [[dynamic_recipe_generation|Dynamic recipe generation tutorial]].
 ===== More on the recipe type =====
-The ''type'' value can be changed so it can be used in the corresponding crafting block (stone cutter, blast furnace, smiting table, ...), see all types and values [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Recipe#List_of_recipe_types|here]].
+The ''type'' value can be changed so it can be used in the corresponding crafting block (stone cutter, blast furnace, smiting table, ...), see all types and values [[https://minecraft.wiki/Recipe|Recipe page in Minecraft Wiki]].
-You can even create your own recipe type: [[tutorial:recipe_types_introduction|Introduction to RecipeTypes]]
+  * [[recipe_types_introduction|Create your own recipe type]]
+  * [[datagen_recipe|Generate recipes with data generator]]