I would love to see a way were I can pull the entire datapack in VSCode using ProbeJS by something like
$minecraft:diamond_helmet for example.
once I hit that and auto complete, the entire datapack replaces that command.
Reason why I am suggesting this
As a modpack developer, when we want to create recipes for a modded crafting type (say... AE2 Mana pool for example), there are multiple things that come into play, mainly the following;
If you do not know it (or do not have a kubejs addon) you would need to open up the mod, go into its datapack and grab the datapack format for that crafting type
There also is the fact that lets say you just want to change a recipe here or there or learn what is in the recipe but do not want to have to go into REI/JEI to figure it out... This method allows modpack devs to not have to go into the game itself to learn recipes to make modifications but this gives us the ability to do everything outside of the game. Or cuts back on needing to dig through mod files.
Once the datapack replaces the command, now we have the ability to easily turn it into a kubejs custom event.
I would love to see a way were I can pull the entire datapack in VSCode using ProbeJS by something like
$minecraft:diamond_helmet
for example.once I hit that and auto complete, the entire datapack replaces that command.
Reason why I am suggesting this As a modpack developer, when we want to create recipes for a modded crafting type (say... AE2 Mana pool for example), there are multiple things that come into play, mainly the following;
There also is the fact that lets say you just want to change a recipe here or there or learn what is in the recipe but do not want to have to go into REI/JEI to figure it out... This method allows modpack devs to not have to go into the game itself to learn recipes to make modifications but this gives us the ability to do everything outside of the game. Or cuts back on needing to dig through mod files.
Once the datapack replaces the command, now we have the ability to easily turn it into a kubejs custom event.