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AidenR0
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Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)
Hello there!
I'm currently working on an update, or more like a rebuild for my Overmod mod.
I've added an item in the mod that supposedly should act like a stick in crafting. Where it can be used to craft anything that requires a minecraft stick.
I've looked into many videos on how to use the tags and I'm still really confused. I've also looked into the knowledge base to see if I can get any help. But so far no luck.
Basically, how would I make this item work as a normal stick in Minecraft? 'Cause adding each and every possible recipe would be a nightmare..
Managed to finally fix it! I don't know why but I had a really hard time to find this page.
https://mcreator.net/wiki/commonly-used-tags-minecraft-mods
Anyway, all is good now. Thank you!
Sorry for this post.
Hello!
I have currently the exactly same situation:
I have made a custom stick with my mod and I want it to can be used like vanilla stick for all the existing recipe.
I don't know how I can do this, I have already searched for a long time but I didn't find any solution, now, the only solution that I have is to recreate all vanilla recipes which use sticks and like you said previously it would be a real nightmare... So can you can explain me how you do this for your mod please?
(Sorry for my English which is probably bad)
Okay it is funny, I find too.
So, here the explanation:
Go to this page which list all the vanilla tags, if you don't see the tag that you want, go to this page which list all the forge tags.
After you have just to go in Mcreator and create a new tag element, set the tag registry name to the path of your tag ("rods/wooden" for the stick), set tag namespace to Minecraft if it is a vanilla tag or Forge if it is a forge tag, choose the tag type ("Item" for the stick for exemple) and add tag to all elements you want with the parameter elements under this tag. And your element has now the tag that you choose.
I hope it will help you, if you have questions, I can try to answer them. (and sorry for my probably bad English)