Bindings

In 1.20, there was a major restructuring to how bindings/wrappers are handled in KubeJS TFC, now everything is centered under a singular TFC object accessible in any script at any time

This provides access to various objects and methods that can be used throughout your scripts

Methods

These are methods which can be accessed directly from the TFC object

AlloyPart

This defines an object which defines the values used in an alloy recipe’s input contents

Method signature:

TFC.alloyPart(metal: String, min: number, max: number, keepOriginalBounds?: boolean): AlloyPart
  • metal: String: The metal
  • min: number: The minimum percent, in the range [0, 1], of the metal
  • max: number: The maximum percent, in the range [0, 1], of the metal
  • keepOriginalBounds?: boolean: When replacing an alloy part, if the bounds should stay as they were originally in the recipe. Defaults to true

Creates an AlloyPart for use in alloying recipes

Example:

TFC.alloyPart('tfc:steel', 0.1, 0.5)

In json:

{
    "metal": "tfc:steel",
    "min": 0.1,
    "max": 0.5
}

BlockIngredient

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Method signature:

TFC.blockIngredient(blockIngredient: (String | Block | BlockState | TagKey<Block> | Regex | List<(String | Block | BlockState | tagKey<Block> | Regex)> | BlockIngredient)): BlockIngredient

Creates a BlockIngredient representing the blocks/tags given. If provided a string, a # at the beginning will cause it to be interpreted as a tag

Examples:

TFC.blockIngredient('minecraft:dirt')
TFC.blockIngredient(['tfc:rock/cobble/dacite', '#forge:stones'])

In json:

{
    "block": "minecraft:dirt"
}

[
    {
        "block": "tfc:rock/cobble/dacite"
    },
    {
        "tag": "forge:stones"
    }
]

FluidIngredient

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Method signature:

TFC.fluidIngredient(fluidIngredient: (String | Fluid | TagKey<Fluid> | FluidStackJS | Regex | List<(String | Fluid | TagKey<Fluid> | FluidStackJS | Regex)> | FluidIngredient | FluidStackIngredient)): FluidIngredient

Creates a FluidIngredient representing the fluids/tags given. If provided a string, a # at the beginning will cause it to be interpreted as a tag

Examples:

TFC.fluidIngredient('minecraft:water')
TFC.fluidIngredient(['minecraft:lava', '#tfc:usable_in_ingot_mold'])

In json:

{
    "fluid": "minecraft:water"
}

[
    {
        "fluid": "minecraft:lava"
    },
    {
        "tag": "tfc:usable_in_ingot_mold"
    }
]

FluidStackIngredient

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Method signatures:

TFC.fluidStackIngredient(fluidIngredient: FluidIngredient, amount: number): FluidStackIngredient
TFC.fluidStackIngredient(fluidStackIngredient: (String | Fluid | TagKey<fluid> | FluidStackJS | Regex | List<(String | Fluid | tagKey<Fluid> | FluidStackJS | Regex)> | FluidIngredient | FluidStackIngredient)): FluidStackIngredient

Creates a FluidStackIngredient representing the fluids/tags given with the provided amount or with a default amount of 1000 if no amount can be assumed from the given object.

Examples:

TFC.fluidStackIngredient('minecraft:water', 10)
TFC.fluidStackIngredient(Fluid.of('minecraft:lava', 30))
TFC.fluidStackIngredient(['minecraft:water', '#minecraft:lava'], 3)
TFC.fluidStackIngredient(['tfc:lye','#tfc:metal'])

In json:

{
    "ingredient": {
        "fluid": "minecraft:water"
    },
    "amount": 10
}

{
    "ingredient": {
        "fluid": "minecraft:lava"
    },
    "amount": 30
}

{
    "ingredient": [
        {
            "fluid": "minecraft:water"
        },
        {
            "tag": "minecraft:lava"
        }
    ],
    "amount": 3
}

{
    "ingredient": [
        {
            "fluid": "tfc:lye"
        },
        {
            "tag": "tfc:metal"
        }
    ],
    "amount": 1000
}

Sub-Bindings

These are bindings which provide access to more methods in a grouped manner

Calendar

The central place for dealing with TFC’s calendar system in your scripts

Climate

The central place for interacting with TFC’s climate system in your scripts

Ingredient

The central place for creating TFC’s different ingredient types in your scripts

Item Stack Provider

The central place for dealing with TFC’s item stack providers in your scripts

Miscellaneous

A collection of various miscellaneous things that may be used in scripts

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