The Crafter Manager is a block that allows you to see all your patterns in one GUI.
Naming
All the patterns are listed and categorized per Crafter. The categorization is based on the name of the Crafter.
To decide which name a Crafter gets, the following rules (in order) are used:
- If the Crafter is renamed with a Minecraft Anvil, use that name
- If the Crafter is connected to a machine in the world, use the name of that machine
- Use “Crafter” as name
Sizes
One can configure the Crafter Manager size:
- Stretched (default)
- Small
- Medium
- Large
When choosing the stretched size, the Crafter Manager will take up all the vertical screen space. This can be limited through the maxRowsStretch
config option.
Search box modes
Type | Description |
---|---|
Normal | The default search box mode |
Normal (autoselected) | Autoselects the search box |
JEI synchronized | Synchronizes the search box with JEI |
JEI synchronized (autoselected) | Synchronizes the search box with JEI and autoselects the search box |
JEI synchronized (two-way) | Synchronizes the search box with JEI and synchronizes JEI with the search box |
JEI synchronized (two-way autoselected) | Synchronizes the search box with JEI, synchronizes JEI with the search box and autoselects the search box |
Search box filters
Mod ID or name
Prefix your search query with @
followed by the mod ID or name to only show items of said mod.
You can also give search terms after that, so it’ll only display certain items of that mod.
For example:
@ic2
will only show IndustrialCraft 2 items and blocks
@ic2 nuclear
will only show IndustrialCraft 2 items and blocks that have “nuclear” in its name
Tooltip
Prefix your search query with #
followed by the tooltip text to search for.
Oredict (Refined Storage 1.6.x or lower)
Prefix your search query with $
followed by the oredict name.
For example: $ingot
will only show ingots, because those are listed as ingotIron
, ingotGold
, … in the ore dictionary.
Tags (Refined Storage 1.7.x or higher)
Prefix your search query with $
followed by the tag name.
For example: $gem
will show all items marked as a gem in the item tags.
Searching multiple items
You can use the |
symbol to search for multiple items at once.
For example: to look for ingots and dirt, use: ingot|dirt
.
Search box history
Use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through the search box history.
Recoloring
You can recolor this block in 2 ways:
- Using a dye on the block
- Combining the block with a dye as a crafting recipe