Workstation Recipe Exporter

What This Mod Does Workstation Recipe Exporter gives mod creators a visual way to build and export recipes for Minecraft workstations. Instead of writing recipe files by hand, you use in-game commands to open an editor for furnaces, crafting tables, blast furnaces, smokers, stonecutters, or smithing tables. The mod then saves the recipe as a JSON datapack file or a KubeJS script, depending on your setup. ## Who It’s For This tool is aimed at mod developers and datapack creators who want to speed up recipe creation. If you frequently add custom smelting, crafting, or stonecutting recipes and prefer a point-and-click interface over raw JSON, this mod reduces the manual work. It assumes you already use or plan to use KubeJS or datapacks for your mod content. ## Main Features The mod supports exporting recipes in two formats: vanilla JSON datapack recipes and KubeJS JavaScript recipes. You launch the editor with commands like /recipeexporter furnace or /re crafting. Each workstation type opens a tailored interface where you define inputs, outputs, and conditions. Once satisfied, the mod writes the file to the correct folder: JSON recipes go to /exported_recipes/ with names like _.json, while KubeJS outputs to /kubejs/server_scripts/exported_recipes.js. ## Compatibility Notes Workstation Recipe Exporter requires both client and server installation. So it is built for Forge and tested with Minecraft 1.20.1. The mod’s license is GPLv3 or later. Only the workstation types listed in the evidence are supported: crafting table, furnace, blast furnace, smoker, stonecutter, and smithing table. Campfire support is noted as not yet added. No other Minecraft versions, loaders, or side requirements are confirmed by the sources.