As an example, "Bl?ck" will display items that have both "Black" and "Block" in their name. The search box supports the metacharacters * (any character string) and ? (any single character), as well as complex java.regex matching patterns. Each search text is stored in memory and loaded again when the game is restarted. Right-clicking will instantly clear the search box. To enter text, you need to click on the rectangle. The items panel will display only those objects whose name contains the text entered in the search box. The search box is a black rectangle at the bottom of the screen.
For example, when using a workbench, an accurate crafting recipe is displayed.Ĭlicking this button will return you to the crafting mode, where you will see which object each object should be placed in.
The mode also displays recipes that do not necessarily have the exact location of the ingredients.īutton "?" will appear if the recipe type matches the mechanism you have unlocked. So, for example, wool will change colors.Ĭast mode displays all recipes that use the selected item. Unlike the Craft Guide, if the recipe can be used different types the same object (for example, wool different color or different types tree), all subtypes will be displayed in a circle in the ingredient cell.
Recipe overview displays all possible ways craft an object, whether crafting at a workbench, in a furnace, in a brewing stand, or with any added crafting method (for example, a smelting furnace in the RP2 mod). The back button ("BACKSPACE" by default) will display the previous recipe, and the Esc or inventory key will close the window. In the recipe window itself, left-clicking on an ingredient will open its recipe window, and right-clicking it will open the application window. Pressing the recipe ("R" default) or application ("U" default) button while hovering over an object will open the respective display mode. There are 2 functions in the recipe overview: Recipes and Application.
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