[Crafting] 4 item Limit Is it a language limitation or can it be changed?

[Shivster]

I want to be able to make a item in game that takes more then 4 items is it even possible or is it something LUA is unable to handle?

 

Here is the Code i want to be able to use:

recipe Basicmarinad{Soysauce,Worcestershire,Pepper,Salt,Liquidsmoke,Result: Basicmarinad=3,Time:800,}

I do not want to make that and the Boring and Tasty versions into more then one recipe. But if i must i will

[Shivster]

I think i found it. now the question is can i make a file that will change the base File without editing the base file.

 

C:\Program Files (x86)\Desura\Common\Project Zomboid\media\lua\TimedActions\ISCraftAction.LUA

 

Think i need to change:

require "TimedActions/ISBaseTimedAction"ISCraftAction = ISBaseTimedAction:derive("ISCraftAction");function ISCraftAction:isValid()	-- do you still have the required item in your inventory	if self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[1])		and ((self.itemsCraft[2] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[2])) or not self.itemsCraft[2])		and ((self.itemsCraft[3] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[3])) or not self.itemsCraft[3])		and ((self.itemsCraft[4] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[4])) or not self.itemsCraft[4]) then		return true;	end	return false;end

And This

function ISCraftAction:perform()    self.item:getContainer():setDrawDirty(true);    self.item:setJobDelta(0.0);	local resultItemCreated = RecipeManager.PerformMakeItem(self.recipe, self.itemsCraft[1], self.itemsCraft[2], self.itemsCraft[3], self.itemsCraft[4], self.character);	if resultItemCreated then		local itemsAdded = self.character:getInventory():AddItems(resultItemCreated:getModule() .. "." .. resultItemCreated:getType(), self.recipe:getResult():getCount());		if itemsAdded and instanceof(resultItemCreated, "Food") then			for i=0, itemsAdded:size()-1 do				local newItem = itemsAdded:get(i);				newItem:setCooked(resultItemCreated:isCooked());			end		end	end

[Shivster]

Ok i changed above code adding in more items like so.

function ISCraftAction:isValid()	-- do you still have the required item in your inventory	if self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[1])		and ((self.itemsCraft[2] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[2])) or not self.itemsCraft[2])		and ((self.itemsCraft[3] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[3])) or not self.itemsCraft[3])		and ((self.itemsCraft[4] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[4])) or not self.itemsCraft[4]) 		and ((self.itemsCraft[5] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[5])) or not self.itemsCraft[5])		and ((self.itemsCraft[6] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[6])) or not self.itemsCraft[6])		and ((self.itemsCraft[7] and self.character:getInventory():contains(self.itemsCraft[7])) or not self.itemsCraft[7]) then		return true;	end	return false;end

and here

function ISCraftAction:perform()    self.item:getContainer():setDrawDirty(true);    self.item:setJobDelta(0.0);	local resultItemCreated = RecipeManager.PerformMakeItem(self.recipe, self.itemsCraft[1], self.itemsCraft[2], self.itemsCraft[3], self.itemsCraft[4], self.itemsCraft[5], self.itemsCraft[6], self.itemsCraft[7], self.character);	if resultItemCreated then		local itemsAdded = self.character:getInventory():AddItems(resultItemCreated:getModule() .. "." .. resultItemCreated:getType(), self.recipe:getResult():getCount());		if itemsAdded and instanceof(resultItemCreated, "Food") then			for i=0, itemsAdded:size()-1 do				local newItem = itemsAdded:get(i);				newItem:setCooked(resultItemCreated:isCooked());			end		end	end

Still not working in fact it broke crafting Must be another file that has the 4 Limit will keep looking!

[kinyoshi]

It wont work, the crafting recipe limit is controlled by a java file. If we had a new java file with the amount of items increased, then the lua could be changed to the same limit and it would work fine.

 

So no, not without replacing the base class java file.

 

 

Edit: I am 99% sure it is this java file.

 

Project Zomboid\zombie\scripting\objects\recipe.class

Edited August 3, 2013 by kinyoshi

[Shivster]

Making this Solved i know java a little bit took a class on it on Coursera about a year ago but im not going to play with base compiled files.