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[General] Item Recipe
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pls do not spam your questions, you can post one thread and ask a bunch of it there...
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I just came with the idea of doing it via integer...
I mean.. "'H001' + 'H002'" could work as a recipe. (Being H001 and H002 the Raw codes of the Item Types of the ingredients). It should also be a unique value, since it would be really hard to have different item types which gives the same result after the sum.
Set Recipe[1] = 'H001' + 'H002'
Set Recipe[2] = 'H003' + 'H004'
Set Recipe[3] = 'H005' + 'H006'
Anyway, this isn't helpfull at all, but It just made me think.
Use this system instead: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/recipe-system-103261/?prev=search=Recipe&d=list&r=20
I mean.. "'H001' + 'H002'" could work as a recipe. (Being H001 and H002 the Raw codes of the Item Types of the ingredients). It should also be a unique value, since it would be really hard to have different item types which gives the same result after the sum.
Set Recipe[1] = 'H001' + 'H002'
Set Recipe[2] = 'H003' + 'H004'
Set Recipe[3] = 'H005' + 'H006'
Anyway, this isn't helpfull at all, but It just made me think.
Use this system instead: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/recipe-system-103261/?prev=search=Recipe&d=list&r=20
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