public override void AddRecipes()
{
SpiritRecipe recipe = new SpiritRecipe(mod, NPCID.Guide, 20);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.StyngerBolt, 10);
recipe.SetResult(this, 10);
recipe.AddRecipe();
}
public override void AddRecipes()
{
SpiritRecipe recipe = new SpiritRecipe(mod, NPCID.Guide, 200);
recipe.AddIngredient(null, "Veerium", 10);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.VenomStaff, 1);
recipe.AddTile(ModContent.TileType <Tiles.Altar>());
recipe.SetResult(this);
recipe.AddRecipe();
}
/*public override void AddRecipes()
* {
* ModRecipe recipe = new ModRecipe(mod);
* recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
* recipe.SetResult(this, 999);
* recipe.AddRecipe();
* recipe = new ModRecipe(mod);
* recipe.AddRecipeGroup("ExampleMod:ExampleItem");
* recipe.SetResult(this, 999);
* recipe.AddRecipe();*/
/*
* // Start a new Recipe. (Prepend with "ModRecipe " if 1st recipe in code block.)
* recipe = new ModRecipe(mod);
* // Add a Vanilla Ingredient.
* // Look up ItemIDs: https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/wiki/Vanilla-Item-IDs
* // To specify more than one ingredient, use multiple recipe.AddIngredient() calls.
* recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.DirtBlock);
* // An optional 2nd argument will specify a stack of the item.
* recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.Acorn, 10);
* // We can also specify the current item as an ingredient
* recipe.AddIngredient(this, 2);
* // Add a Mod Ingredient. Do not attempt ItemID.EquipMaterial, it's not how it works.
* recipe.AddIngredient(mod, "EquipMaterial", 3);
* // an alternate approach to the above.
* recipe.AddIngredient(ItemType<EquipMaterial>(), 3);
* // RecipeGroups allow you create a recipe that accepts items from a group of similar ingredients. For example, all varieties of Wood are in the vanilla "Wood" Group
* recipe.AddRecipeGroup("Wood"); // check here for other vanilla groups: https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/wiki/Intermediate-Recipes#using-existing-recipegroups
* // Here is using a mod recipe group. Check out ExampleMod.AddRecipeGroups() to see how to register a recipe group.
* recipe.AddRecipeGroup("ExampleMod:ExampleItem", 2);
* // To specify a crafting station, specify a tile. Look up TileIDs: https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/wiki/Vanilla-Tile-IDs
* recipe.AddTile(TileID.WorkBenches);
* // A mod Tile example. To specify more than one crafting station, use multiple recipe.AddTile() calls.
* recipe.AddTile(mod, "ExampleWorkbench");
* // There is a limit of 14 ingredients and 14 tiles to a recipe.
* // Special
* // Water, Honey, and Lava are not tiles, there are special bools for those. Also needSnowBiome. Water also specifies that it works with Sinks.
* recipe.needHoney = true;
* // Set the result of the recipe. You can use stack here too. Since this is in a ModItem class, we can use "this" to specify this item as the result.
* recipe.SetResult(this, 999); // or, for a vanilla result, recipe.SetResult(ItemID.Muramasa);
* // Finish your recipe
* recipe.AddRecipe();
*/
public override void AddRecipes()
{
SpiritRecipe recipe = new SpiritRecipe(mod, NPCID.Guide, 75);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.HallowedBar, 15);
recipe.AddIngredient(ItemID.TempleKey, 1);
recipe.AddTile(ModContent.TileType <Tiles.Altar>());
recipe.SetResult(this);
recipe.AddRecipe();
}