Adding PhysicalCraftingRecipe class #15
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Looks interesting, but what sort of applications do you have for it? |
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I use it to grow giant trees by surrounding an emerald block by two rings of saplings. This class detects the pattern on the ground. |
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Anything I need to do to make PhysicalCraftingRecipe merge worthy? |
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Not at the moment, no - I just haven't had a proper chance to look it through yet... RL commitments plus other plugin dev stuff going on. Hopefully will get a chance early next week... |
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I created a PhysicalCraftingRecipe class for triggering actions when the user lays out blocks on the ground. It supports rectangular patterns, works in any horizontal orientation, and can identify item data values. The API is very similar to the Bukkit crafting recipe class. I've been using it in GiantTrees for a while now and it's pretty quick. I thought this would be a good addition to deshtutils.