Advanced remove (flags)

Flags customize the way items are removed in the input while an item is crafted.

Available flags

Flag Name	Behavior without flag	Behavior with flag
consume_buckets	Filled buckets are replaced by empty buckets	Filled buckets are consumed
consume_tools	Tools durability decrease at every craft	Tools are totally consumed

Example :

Flags have to be set when your recipe succeeds, for example in a shapeless recipe :

execute 
    store result score @s smithed.data 
    if entity @s[scores={smithed.data=0}] 
    if score count smithed.data matches 2
    if data storage smithed.crafter:input {recipe:<ShapelessRecipe>}
    run function ./give_result: 
        loot replace block ~ ~ ~ container.16 loot example:my_craft
        # Set the flags here, so that the water bucket is consumed, and the diamond axe is consumed too.
        data modify storage smithed.crafter:input flags append value "consume_buckets"
        data modify storage smithed.crafter:input flags append value "consume_tools"

Where ShapelessRecipe is :

[
    {id:"minecraft:water_bucket",count:1},
    {id:"minecraft:diamond_axe",count:1}
]

Add a custom flag

To create your own flag, first pick up a unique name for your flag, for example namespace:my_flag. And add it to your recipe like the example above.

#smithed.crafter:event/advanced_remove

Register a function to this function tag, this function has the following inputs :

Input Name	Input Type	Input Source	Input Objective/Path
'Item to process'	entity	@s	weapon.mainhand
'Flags list'	storage	smithed.crafter:input	flags

And you need to update the following output :

Output Name	Output Type	Output Destination	Output Objective/Path
'Success of operation'	score	$temp	smithed.data
'Item to replace in the crafter'	entity	@s	weapon.mainhand

The default value of 'Success of operation' is 0, which by default just remove one item. This would be the default behavior if your flag is not present. If your flag is present and you want to change the item, set it to 1.