3 input slots for forge

three08 · February 9, 2016

Updated for Alpha 17 Experimental

Works in single player and on servers.

I've changed the way I do this so it only effects the forges output slot instead of all the output slots. The download only includes the modded xmls for now, a SDX installer will be added later.

Download the a17 version

Back-Up Link (A17)

Just add the folder from the rar to yourgamefolder/Mods

The changes bellow are for a16, if you want it for a17 use the file above.

Download the modded xml files A16

Or make the following changes manually.

In XUi/windows.xml

Replace the original "windowForgeInput" with this.

<window name="windowForgeInput" width="228" height="229" panel="Right"
	controller="WorkstationMaterialInputWindow" materials_accepted="iron,brass,lead,glass,stone,clay" valid_materials_color="[green]" invalid_materials_color="[red]" cursor_area="true" >
	<panel style="header.panel">
		<sprite style="header.icon" sprite="ui_game_symbol_forge"/>
		<label style="header.name" text="INPUT" text_key="xuiSmelting" />
	</panel>

	<sprite depth="3" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" pos="0,-46" height="228" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />
	<rect name="content" depth="1" pos="0,-46" height="153">

		<grid depth="7" rows="3" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationMaterialInputGrid" repeat_content="true">
			<item_stack name="0"/>
		</grid>

	</rect>

	<rect name="content2" depth="0" pos="78, -49" width="147" height="223">
		<sprite depth="1" color="[mediumGrey]" type="sliced" on_press="true"/>
		<grid rows="6" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="147" cell_height="37"  repeat_content="true">
			<forge_material name="0"/>
		</grid>
	</rect>
</window>

And add this new window to the bottom of the file before the </window>

<window name="windowForgeOutput" pos="0,-48" width="228" height="152" anchor="CenterTop" panel="Right" cursor_area="true" >
	<panel style="header.panel" pos="0,-40" height="43" depth="1" disableautobackground="false" >
		<sprite style="header.icon" pos="4,-4" sprite="ui_game_symbol_loot_sack"/>
		<label style="header.name" pos="42,-6" text="OUTPUT" text_key="xuiOutput" />
	</panel>
	<rect name="content" depth="0" pos="0,-88" height="150" disablefallthrough="true" on_press="true">
		<sprite depth="2" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" height="150" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />
		<grid name="inventory" rows="2" cols="3" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationOutputGrid" repeat_content="true">
			<item_stack name="0"/>
		</grid>
	</rect>
</window>

Go back to the Config folder and in xui.xml find the window group "workstation_forge"

Replace

<window name="windowOutput" />

With

<window name="windowForgeOutput" />

Chous · February 9, 2016

Pretty cool.. I am gonna test it tonight

mrsteej · February 11, 2016

Um this removes the spots for Avil etc, please fix

three08 · February 11, 2016

Um this removes the spots for Avil etc, please fix

Sounds like you deleted the window for forge tools when pasting it in. I'll upload the patched file later tonight to make it easier for people to install.

Brian9824 · February 11, 2016

Tested and it works great, any reason why 3 and not 4 for instance? I fooled around and added a 2nd row and despite overalapping it worked, but looked like it only pulled resources from the 3 slots. So curious if its hard coded to 3.

mrsteej · February 11, 2016

Sounds like you deleted the window for forge tools when pasting it in. I'll upload the patched file later tonight to make it easier for people to install.

hmm, ok will retry....

Killermoench · February 11, 2016

Tested and it works great, any reason why 3 and not 4 for instance? I fooled around and added a 2nd row and despite overalapping it worked, but looked like it only pulled resources from the 3 slots. So curious if its hard coded to 3.

yes, it's hardcoded and without dll modding it can not be more then 3 slots.

March 29, 2016

Alpha 14

Could you post an updated code which will work on Alpha 14? I have tried your code and other than changing "Panel" to "Rect" it seems to work OK, BUT the OUTPUT window is mis aligned.... The input windows cover the label OUTPUT.

This is what I am using on ALPHA 14 based on your original code...

<window name="windowForgeInput" width="228" height="229" anchor="CenterTop" panel="Right"

controller="WorkstationMaterialInputWindow" materials_accepted="iron,brass,lead,glass,stone,clay">

</panel>

<grid rows="3" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75"

controller="WorkstationMaterialInputGrid" repeat_content="true">

<item_stack name="0"/>

</grid>

</rect>

<forge_material name="0"/>

</grid>

</rect>

</window>

Any ideas on how to make it line up more cosmetically correct?

three08 · March 29, 2016

I haven't looked at this yet but it's on my to do list, hopefully I'll have sorted in the next few days.

three08 · March 29, 2016

Okay you need the change both input and output this time, heres the code I came up with. I haven't tested it on the server yet but its working on single player. It does effect the output windows on the other workstations doing it like this, you could add a new output window just for the forge if you wanted to fix that. (empty all existing forge output slots first if you change the forges output window)

<window name="windowForgeInput" width="228" height="229" panel="Right" 
	controller="WorkstationMaterialInputWindow" materials_accepted="iron,brass,lead,glass,stone,clay">
	<panel style="header.panel">			
		<sprite style="header.icon" sprite="ui_game_symbol_campfire"/>
		<label style="header.name" text="INPUT" text_key="xuiInput" />
	</panel>

	<sprite depth="3" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" pos="0,-46" height="228" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />	
	<rect name="content" depth="1" pos="0,-46" height="228">	

		<grid depth="7" rows="3" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationMaterialInputGrid" repeat_content="true">
			<item_stack name="0"/>
		</grid>

	</rect>

	<rect name="content2" depth="0" pos="78, -49" width="147" height="223">
		<sprite depth="1" color="[mediumGrey]" type="sliced" on_press="true"/>
		<grid rows="6" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="147" cell_height="37"  repeat_content="true">
			<forge_material name="0"/>
		</grid>
	</rect>
</window>

<window name="windowOutput" width="228" height="152" anchor="CenterBottom" panel="Right">
	<panel style="header.panel" pos="0,-43">			
		<sprite style="header.icon" sprite="ui_game_symbol_campfire"/>
		<label style="header.name" text="OUTPUT" text_key="xuiOutput" />
	</panel>


	<rect name="content" depth="0" pos="0,-88" height="150" disablefallthrough="true" on_press="true">
		<sprite depth="2" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" height="150" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />	
			<grid name="inventory" rows="2" cols="3" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationOutputGrid" repeat_content="true">
				<item_stack name="0"/>
			</grid>
	</rect>
</window>

three08 · June 21, 2016

I've changed the way I do this so it only effects the forges output slot instead of all the output slots. The download includes the modded xmls and a SDX installer for those that want it.

Download link

[ATTACH]15407[/ATTACH]

In XUi/windows.xml

Replace the original "windowForgeInput" with this.

<window name="windowForgeInput" width="228" height="229" panel="Right" controller="WorkstationMaterialInputWindow" materials_accepted="iron,brass,lead,glass,stone,clay">
			<panel style="header.panel">			
				<sprite style="header.icon" sprite="ui_game_symbol_campfire"/>
				<label style="header.name" text="INPUT" text_key="xuiInput" />
			</panel>
			<sprite depth="3" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" pos="0,-46" height="228" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />	
			<rect name="content" depth="1" pos="0,-46" height="228">	

				<grid depth="7" rows="3" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationMaterialInputGrid" repeat_content="true">
					<item_stack name="0"/>
				</grid>
			</rect>
			<rect name="content2" depth="0" pos="78, -49" width="147" height="223">
				<sprite depth="1" color="[mediumGrey]" type="sliced" on_press="true"/>
				<grid rows="6" cols="1" pos="3,-3" cell_width="147" cell_height="37"  repeat_content="true">
					<forge_material name="0"/>
				</grid>
			</rect>
		</window>

And add this new window to the bottom of the file before the </window>

<window name="windowForgeOutput" width="228" height="152" anchor="CenterBottom" panel="Right">
			<panel style="header.panel" pos="0,-43">			
				<sprite style="header.icon" sprite="ui_game_symbol_campfire"/>
				<label style="header.name" text="OUTPUT" text_key="xuiOutput" />
			</panel>
			<rect name="content" depth="0" pos="0,-88" height="150" disablefallthrough="true" on_press="true">
				<sprite depth="2" name="backgroundMain" sprite="menu_empty3px" height="150" color="[black]" type="sliced" fillcenter="false" on_press="true" />	
				<grid name="inventory" rows="2" cols="3" pos="3,-3" cell_width="75" cell_height="75" controller="WorkstationOutputGrid" repeat_content="true">
					<item_stack name="0"/>
				</grid>
			</rect>
		</window>

Go back to the Config folder and in xui.xml find the window group "workstation_forge"

Replace

<window name="windowOutput" />

With

<window name="windowForgeOutput" />

3 Forge Input Slots.zip

Styles828 · September 2, 2016

I installed this, and it looks and works great. One thing I noticed though, it bugs out the ouput window for the cement mixer. I had to manually edit the cement mixer for the windowforgeouput before it would show up again.

three08 · September 9, 2016

I installed this, and it looks and works great. One thing I noticed though, it bugs out the ouput window for the cement mixer. I had to manually edit the cement mixer for the windowforgeouput before it would show up again.

Make sure your using the latest version of the mod, only the older versions did that.

Numberz · September 10, 2016

three08, quick question... What is the reason for the separate or even the modified windowOutput?

I left the windowOutput unchanged and I didn't come across any issue... (although I did re-arrange the windows such that the forge input was horizontal across the top as opposed to vertical on the left)

Thx

three08 · September 11, 2016

In the latest release the windowOutput needed to be moved a little and because the windowOutput is used in the other workstations it effects them as well. By making a new window just for the forge the changes aren't seen in the other workstations.

July 15, 2017

Have you got a version updated for Alpha 16? I love the forge, but each new update means re-doing the xmls.

three08 · July 16, 2017

I haven't updated any of my xml mods yet, but I'll be updating this first so check back in a few days. Nyteshade, I always use SDX to install my mods, even the xml only ones, it makes re-installing after a minor update like the one we had yesterday a one click job most of the time.

three08 · July 17, 2017

Updated for A16.1, I haven't tested it on a server yet but it should be fine. Working nicely in SP.

oakraven · July 17, 2017

Just tested it on my server and works

three08 · July 17, 2017

Yep, its up and running on my server too now

July 17, 2017

Thank you for updating so quickly. I am not familiar with SDX, I still do it the old fashioned way. I use WinMerge to determine the changes and edit that way. Between Major overhauls, like A15 to A16, it can be a pain though... so many changes.

Latheos · October 27, 2017

This is some good stuff, three08. One of the fans of Crafworx recently asked for this functionality, so I've got it set up for the next release, with credit for your work, as usual, in the change notes.

GTX2GvO · March 29, 2018

I did the code changes as described in the first post, but somehow my output window is still (slightly) being overlapped by my input window.

It's not really hindering the gameplay, but it is however annoying.

Sirillion · March 29, 2018

I did the code changes as described in the first post, but somehow my output window is still (slightly) being overlapped by my input window.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]24238[/ATTACH]

It's not really hindering the gameplay, but it is however annoying.

This happens because you haven't increased the height of the forge input window to meet the increased size due to the extra slot.

Increase the height equally to the added slot and it should remedy itself.

GTX2GvO · March 29, 2018

Whoops. Looks like I indeed missed that part somehow.

It is fixed now.

And here I thought it was the alignment of the output window.

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