Tutorial:Ore Dictionary - Revision history

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Documented the addAll and mirror commands' functionality to ore dictionary tweaking

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	Ore dictionary entries can also be used to remove recipes containing ore entries, or as wildcard meaning "you can match any item in the ore entry". Note that an ore dictionary entry with a single item is considered equivalent to the item. (this in contrast with MineTweaker 2)		Ore dictionary entries can also be used to remove recipes containing ore entries, or as wildcard meaning "you can match any item in the ore entry". Note that an ore dictionary entry with a single item is considered equivalent to the item. (this in contrast with MineTweaker 2)
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		+	== Iterating over the values in an oredict entry ==
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		+	Sometimes there is need to perform a certain action for every item in the ore dictionary. This is possible with a simple for loop:
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		+	for item in <ore:ingotCopper>.items {
		+	doSomething();
		+	}

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   myEntry.add(<minecraft:coal>);
   myEntry.add(<minecraft:iron_ingot>);
 == Using ore entries in recipe removal ==
 Ore dictionary entries can also be used to remove recipes containing ore entries, or as wildcard meaning "you can match any item in the ore entry". Note that an ore dictionary entry with a single item is considered equivalent to the item. (this in contrast with MineTweaker 2)

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 = Ore Dictionary =
-Now that we've gotton our feet wet (you did follow the previous tutorials, right?), let's try this recipe: (IC2 required)
+Now that we've gotten our feet wet (you did follow the previous tutorials, right?), let's try this recipe: (IC2 required)
   val copper = <IC2:itemIngotCopper>;

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   val tin = <IC2:itemIngotTin>;
   val iron = <minecraft:iron_ingot>;
-−
   // actually IC2 uses bronze and not copper. but that doesn't matter since this is just for demonstration
   recipes.addShaped(<IC2:itemPartAlloy>, [[iron, iron, iron], [copper, copper, copper], [tin, tin, tin]]);
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   val tin = <ore:ingotTin>;
   val iron = <ore:ingotIron>;
-−
   // actually IC2 uses bronze and not copper. but that doesn't matter since this is just for demonstration
   recipes.addShaped(<IC2:itemPartAlloy>, [[iron, iron, iron], [copper, copper, copper], [tin, tin, tin]]);
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   val iron = <ore:ingotIron>;
   iron.add(<minecraft:coal>);
-−
   // actually IC2 uses bronze and not copper. but that doesn't matter since this is just for demonstration
   recipes.addShaped(<IC2:itemPartAlloy>, [[iron, iron, iron], [copper, copper, copper], [tin, tin, tin]]);
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   iron.add(<minecraft:coal>);
   iron.remove(<minecraft:iron_ingot>);
-−
   // actually IC2 uses bronze and not copper. but that doesn't matter since this is just for demonstration
   recipes.addShaped(<IC2:itemPartAlloy>, [[iron, iron, iron], [copper, copper, copper], [tin, tin, tin]]);