KubeJs Addition

KJSAddition is a small client-side helper for Forge 1.20.1 modpacks. It looks at a real crafting table in the world, reads the items you placed there, and turns them into a KubeJS recipe snippet.

The goal is simple: instead of manually rewriting a 9×9 or 11×11 grid into JavaScript, you build the recipe in-game, scan it, and get ready-to-edit KubeJS code in your clipboard and in a generated file.

• Generates Extended Crafting recipes:
  • shaped_table
  • shapeless_table
  • regular 3×3, 5×5, 7×7, 9×9, and 11×11 tables
  • auto table variants when the block exposes a compatible inventory
• Detects the recipe tier from the filled grid size.
• Trims empty borders so shaped recipes stay compact.
• Lets you choose the output item by holding it in your main hand after scanning.
• Falls back to a minecraft:barrier TODO output if no result is selected within 10 seconds.
• Copies the generated recipe to your clipboard.
• Appends recipes to a KubeJS file without duplicating existing entries.
• Preserves NBT on outputs and ingredients with Item.of(...).
• Handles extendedcrafting:singularity with its Id NBT.
• Generates item IDs by default, not forge tags. Tags can still be enabled manually.

  Commands

  /recipemaker scan

   

  Starts a 10-second scan window. For Extended Crafting, open the table and look at it. For Botania, sneak and right-click a Runic Altar.

  /recipemaker cancel

   

  Cancels the active scan.

  /recipemaker status

   

  Shows the current recipe mode and tag setting.

  /recipemaker mode shaped
  /recipemaker mode shapeless

   

  Switches between shaped and shapeless recipe output.

  /recipemaker tags on
  /recipemaker tags off

   

  Enables or disables tag-based ingredients. The default is off, so generated recipes are direct and predictable.

  Output Files

  Extended Crafting:

  kubejs/kjsadditions/generated_recipes.js
  

   

  Botania:

  kubejs/kjsadditions/generated_botania_recipes.js