org.bukkit.inventory
Class ShapedRecipe

java.lang.Object
  org.bukkit.inventory.ShapedRecipe

All Implemented Interfaces:

Recipe

public class ShapedRecipe
extends Object
implements Recipe

Represents a shaped (ie normal) crafting recipe.

Constructor Summary

ShapedRecipe(ItemStack result)
Create a shaped recipe to craft the specified ItemStack.

Method Summary

Map<Character,ItemStack>	getIngredientMap() Get a copy of the ingredients map.
ItemStack	getResult() Get the result.
String[]	getShape() Get the shape.
ShapedRecipe	setIngredient(char key, Material ingredient) Sets the material that a character in the recipe shape refers to.
ShapedRecipe	setIngredient(char key, MaterialData ingredient) Sets the material that a character in the recipe shape refers to.
ShapedRecipe	setIngredient(char key, Material ingredient, int raw) Deprecated. Magic value
ShapedRecipe	shape(String... shape) Set the shape of this recipe to the specified rows.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ShapedRecipe

public ShapedRecipe(ItemStack result)

Create a shaped recipe to craft the specified ItemStack. The constructor merely determines the result and type; to set the actual recipe, you'll need to call the appropriate methods.

Parameters:

result - The item you want the recipe to create.

See Also:

shape(String...), setIngredient(char, Material), setIngredient(char, Material, int), setIngredient(char, MaterialData)

Method Detail

shape

public ShapedRecipe shape(String... shape)

Set the shape of this recipe to the specified rows. Each character represents a different ingredient; exactly what each character represents is set separately. The first row supplied corresponds with the upper most part of the recipe on the workbench e.g. if all three rows are supplies the first string represents the top row on the workbench.

Parameters:

shape - The rows of the recipe (up to 3 rows).

Returns:

The changed recipe, so you can chain calls.

setIngredient

public ShapedRecipe setIngredient(char key,
                                  MaterialData ingredient)

Sets the material that a character in the recipe shape refers to.

Parameters:

key - The character that represents the ingredient in the shape.

ingredient - The ingredient.

Returns:

The changed recipe, so you can chain calls.

setIngredient

public ShapedRecipe setIngredient(char key,
                                  Material ingredient)

Sets the material that a character in the recipe shape refers to.

Parameters:

key - The character that represents the ingredient in the shape.

ingredient - The ingredient.

Returns:

The changed recipe, so you can chain calls.

setIngredient

@Deprecated
public ShapedRecipe setIngredient(char key,
                                             Material ingredient,
                                             int raw)

Deprecated. Magic value

Sets the material that a character in the recipe shape refers to.

Parameters:

key - The character that represents the ingredient in the shape.

ingredient - The ingredient.

raw - The raw material data as an integer.

Returns:

The changed recipe, so you can chain calls.

getIngredientMap

public Map<Character,ItemStack> getIngredientMap()

Get a copy of the ingredients map.

Returns:

The mapping of character to ingredients.

getShape

public String[] getShape()

Get the shape.

Returns:

The recipe's shape.

getResult

public ItemStack getResult()

Get the result.

Specified by:

getResult in interface Recipe

Returns:

The result stack.