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diff --git a/pages/help.html b/pages/help.html
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Welcome to the help page! This is in very early development, and as such, information may be missing.
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- This program is a simple way to generate all the JSON files you require for things such as mods, resource packs, and data packs!
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- It's simple! Put the values into the boxes provided, and create JSON files!'minecraft:stone_brick_slab' . It doesn't matter how you input your own blocks into the inputs, as the generator will reformat it as needed.
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- If you are creating a mod (specifically fabric, I do not know the forge mod file structure for assets.), then you will want to choose the src/main/resources.
- If you are creating a resource pack, you want to select the folder which is the name of the pack you are making. So if you pack is named "Ye Olde Pack", you will want to select the "Ye Olde Pack" folder.
- If you have the folders already existing, then the mod will just use those. If anything is missing, then it will be created for you.
+ If you are creating a fabric mod, then you will want to select the src/main/resources.
+ If you are creating a forge mod, you will want to select the topmost folder.
+ If you are creating a resource pack, you will want to select the topmost folder.
+ If there are pre-existing folders, those will be used. Otherwise, the folders will be generated for you.
- Proper support for data packs may never happen, sorry. However, the crafting section may be useful for the pack.
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- That input box is used inside the json file itself. Before you ask about the "Mod Name" box, that one is used mostly for the filepath. If the "Texture Namespace" is empty, then it's value will default to the "Mod Name" box.'Mod Name' box is used for the folder structure and some other cases. This value is used if the namespace box is empty.
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+ Every page has 5 different checkboxes. Some exceptions include the recipes, and the advancement page. These checkboxes allow you to efficiently create large amounts of JSON files. Just select these boxes, and upon clicking the Generate! button, it will create the JSON files using the inputs you provided.
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+ Each page has an option to generate some file templates along with the other files. To use it, just generate the file, and replace all the content that is surrounded in brackets. For more file examples beyond the provided ones, go to here for the rest of the files the generator provides.
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+ Each radio button near the top tells you what each one allows you to do. The following bit in brackets tells you what blocks are able to use that setting."Top texture" is used for the bottom slab's top, "Side Texture" is used for the sides, and "Bottom Textures" is for the bottom.
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- The advancement feature in the generator is very basic. It will be expanded on later, but as of right now, all it can generate is recipe advancements.here .'Trigger Name' box allows you to create a trigger for the advancement. If you wish to unlock recipes, this should be the item that unlocks the other recipes.'Stairs', 'Slabs', 'Walls' and 'Pillars .
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- Ah yes. Recipes. This not the easiest thing to learn perhaps, or even use, simply due to the nature of the JSON file.
- Item Namespace: This is the namespace the resulting item will use. If you are adding modded blocks, change this to your mod name.
- Ingredient: Self-explanatory. This is the block name of the item you use to create the other blocks.
- Result: This box will contain the result. However, if you are adding stonecutter recipes for slabs and stairs, from a base block, it will have the same name as your ingredient.
- Count: This box determines how much you get from the recipe. Slabs will ignore this, and will give you 2 slabs per recipe use.
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+ Ingredient: This is the name of the ingredient.
+ Result: This is the name of the result in the middle panel.
+ Count: This is how many you get from the recipe. Slabs ignore this, and will give 2 for each block.
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- Experience: The tooltip beside the box will explain. Basically, most normal blocks will use a value of 0.1 for the experience recieved. Cooking food will give you 0.35 points of experience. Copper and iron will give 0.7, gold gives 1, and ancient debris gives 2 points. See this page for further information.
- Cooking Time: This box declares how long it will take to smelt. This value is in ticks. 200 is the default value.
+ Experience: Most smeltable blocks will give 0.1 experience points per smelt. Cooking food gives 0.35 points. Copper and Iron give 0.7, Gold gives 1, and Ancient Debris gives 2. See this page for further information.
+ Cooking Time: This box determines the length of the smelting process. This value is measured in ticks, and 200 ticks is the default value.
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+ The simple recipe page takes the given inputs and places them inside of the JSON files that can be generated via the checkboxes. It allows for a large amount of variated blocks to be generated quickly.
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function smeltLink () {
require("electron").shell.openExternal("https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Smelting#Recipes");
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+ require("electron").shell.openExternal("https://github.com/Deviouslrd/json-generator/issues/41");
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+ function genFilesLink () {
+ require("electron").shell.openExternal("https://github.com/Deviouslrd/json-generator/tree/main/Generator%20files");
+ }
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- Create loot tables for the new additions! This is only a simple version, it will become more fully-fledged later.