The tome of alkahestry can be easily obtained via Twilight Forest's uncrafting table. One possible solution to this problem is to move the tome's recipes to the mage's workbench.
This will not be an easy task. It will involve removing all of the tome's normal recipes and re-adding them all to an artisan's worktable, but I think that you could simply add the tome as a "tool" that the tome works with. One down side, however, is that if you ever bring the tome's durability to zero, the tome may break, destroying it.
To prevent that from occurring, we may need to write a recipe script for each recipe. It could be done, but this would be quite a bit more complicated than using it as a tool.
We could wait for the blacklist feature that was proposed late last year to be added to the Twilight Forest. Problem is: it was proposed July of last year, and there has been no progress since.
We could also simply disable uncrafting. I admit I don't much like this idea.
The tome of alkahestry can be easily obtained via Twilight Forest's uncrafting table. One possible solution to this problem is to move the tome's recipes to the mage's workbench.
This will not be an easy task. It will involve removing all of the tome's normal recipes and re-adding them all to an artisan's worktable, but I think that you could simply add the tome as a "tool" that the tome works with. One down side, however, is that if you ever bring the tome's durability to zero, the tome may break, destroying it.
To prevent that from occurring, we may need to write a recipe script for each recipe. It could be done, but this would be quite a bit more complicated than using it as a tool.
We could wait for the blacklist feature that was proposed late last year to be added to the Twilight Forest. Problem is: it was proposed July of last year, and there has been no progress since.
We could also simply disable uncrafting. I admit I don't much like this idea.