Crafting Decorated Pot

Next we will cover the Crafting Decorated Pot recipe type. It copies the four ingredients and saves them as the decorated pot component.

Importing

We import the CraftingDecoratedPot class from MCpypack.recipe.

from MCpypack.recipe import CraftingDecoratedPot

New Recipe

The CraftingDecoratedPot class takes the following required arguments.

• name -> str: The name of the recipe.
• left -> ItemLike: Left ingredient of the recipe.
• richt -> ItemLike: Right ingredient of the recipe.
• front -> ItemLike: Front ingredient of the recipe.
• back -> ItemLike: Back ingredient of the recipe.
• result -> ItemStack: Result of the recipe.

left, right, front, and back are the positions of the items. In a 3 by 3 crafting grid it would look like this:

" B " -> B = back
"L R" -> L = left; R = right
" F " -> F = front

It will then look like this.

luxury.add_recipes(
    CraftingDecoratedPot(
        name="gold_inside_diamond",
        left=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        right=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        back=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        front=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        result=ItemStack(
            item_id=Item.DIAMOND
        )
    )
)

Important

Don’t forget to create the luxury namespace.

Whole Code

from MCpypack import Datapack, Namespace
from MCpypack.recipe import CraftingDecoratedPot
from MCpypack.utils import ItemStack
from MCpypack.item.final import Item

my_recipes: Datapack = Datapack(
    name="My Recipes",
    description="Adding missing recipes to make the world a better place.",
    version="26.1",
)

luxury: Namespace = Namespace(
    name="luxury"
)

luxury.add_recipes(
    CraftingDecoratedPot(
        name="gold_inside_diamond",
        left=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        right=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        back=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        front=Item.GOLD_INGOT,
        result=ItemStack(
            item_id=Item.DIAMOND
        )
    )
)

my_recipes.add_namespaces(luxury)

my_recipes.export()