One Enough Value

## One Enough Value

This mod provides an item value system similar to (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/projecte), offering a convenient and highly extensible reference for item values.

Requires KubeJS as a prerequisite.

### Base Value

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By default, this mod provides base values for most basic materials.

Additionally, you can add or modify base values for items using the following methods:

```javascript OEVEvents.addItemValue(event => { // Add base value. event.addBaseItemValue('minecraft:iron_nugget', 10); // Add extra value by matching NBT, such as Tacz's firearms. event.addExtraItemValue('{GunId:"tacz:m700"}', 500000); }); ```

If an item does not show a value, its value is 0. The methods above add a value of +10 (e.g., 0 becomes 10). These methods support negative numbers.

Item values are rounded down (e.g., 0. 5 becomes 0).

If you need to interact with other mods and read values at any time, you can use the Value Manager:

```javascript // Output the item's value when the player right-clicks the item. ItemEvents.rightClicked(event => { event.player.tell(OEV$ItemValueManager.getValue(event.item)); }); ```

### Processing Value

If an item has no base value, but there is a recipe that produces it, the item's value will default to the minimum sum of the ingredient values from the recipes.

For example, red dye can be crafted from a red tulip (value 16) or a beetroot (value 64), so the default value will be 16.

For recipes that produce more than one item, the value is automatically divided by the quantity. For instance, a gold ingot (default value 648) can craft 9 gold nuggets, each with a value of 72.

Vanilla recipes are set by default to use a simple summation method.

For new recipe types registered by other mods, you can set up a simple summation method using the following approach:

```javascript let $RecipeType = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.item.crafting. RecipeType"); OEVEvents.addRecipeHandler(event => { event.addSimpleRecipeHandler($RecipeType. BLASTING); }); ```

### Custom Processing

Here is a simple template to make the value of a crafted item ten times the sum of the ingredient values:

```javascript let $RecipeType = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.item.crafting. RecipeType"); OEVEvents.addRecipeHandler(event => { // Add a custom recipe handler for processing value, iterating through all recipes. event.addCustomRecipeHandler($RecipeType. CRAFTING, recipe => { let value = 0; // Iterate through each ingredient in the recipe. for (let ingredient of recipe.getIngredients()) { // Get the minimum value of a single ingredient. For example, for an ingredient matching a tag like coal (value 128) or charcoal (value 32), it takes 32 when crafting a torch. let ingredientMinValue = event.getMinIngredientValue(ingredient); // Handle cases where the ingredient is empty or has no corresponding value. Just copy this as is. if (ingredientMinValue === event.getMaxInteger()) continue; else if (ingredientMinValue === -1) return true; value += ingredientMinValue; } value *= 10; // Set the final value for a single recipe. return event.defaultSetRecipeValue(recipe, value); }); // Helper method to output an array containing all registered recipe types. console.log(event.getAllRecipeType()); }); ```

### Future Plans

- Port to other versions.