Create recipes that use fluids, fire, and explosions in the world.
19 of the 61 points that apply = 31 out of 100.
InWorldCrafting is a CraftTweaker integration for defining recipes that happen through interactions in the world rather than conventional crafting interfaces. Scripts can transform fluids, turn items into other items when they touch a specified fluid, burn items, or use explosions to transform items and blocks into outputs. Examples include making lava from logs in cryotheum, treated wood from birch planks in creosote, a water bottle by placing a glass bottle in water, and charcoal by burning logs. Explosion recipes can, for example, produce steel when an iron ingot is hit by an explosion or spawn sticks when acacia planks are blown up; recipes can also specify a chance of success. Built-in JEI categories help players discover the recipes configured for a pack.
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