Uncrafting Recipes

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Uncraft nearly all vanilla items in the game

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UncraftingRecipes-26.2-1.0
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This mod allows you to uncraft the majority of vanilla items. The latest version has 768 uncrafting recipes.

As the mod adds a lot of recipes, if you have a recipe conflict with other mods, I recommend installing Polymorph.

I know what you are thinking:

-"Can I uncraft slabs into blocks?" Yes.

-"Why do some uncrafting recipes (stairs and copper blocks) look like a scam?" Because they give back the same amount of resources that you would have used if you crafted them using a stonecutter.

-"Why only vanilla recipes?" Generally, what makes an uncrafting table broken is the fact that it can uncraft anything, limiting the uncrafting to vanilla items and not giving back 100% of ingredients for some recipes won't break the game too much. In a modpack, you can see this mod as an early game uncrafting and then you can use an uncrafting table for mid-end game.

-"How to add/remove/modify a recipe?" Recipes are data-driven, every recipe can be modified through datapack.

Uncrafting recipes that you won't (probably) see in JEI:

-all tipped arrows to normal arrow

-all potions (except bad omen) to glass bottle

If an item is crafted with only 1 item, it will be uncrafted giving back the same amount of materials, like this:

If an item is crafted with 2 or more items and 1 is more valuable than the others, it will be uncrafted into the most valuable, like this:

If an item is crafted with 2 or more items and an item is not clearly more valuable than the others, there will be different uncrafting recipes, like this:

This mod allows you to uncraft the majority of vanilla items:

The latest version has 768 uncrafting recipes.

As the mod adds a lot of recipes, if you have a recipe conflict with other mods, I recommend installing Polymorph.

I know what you are thinking:

  • "Can I uncraft slabs into blocks?" Yes.

  • "Why do some uncrafting recipes (stairs and copper blocks) look like a scam?" Because they give back the same amount of resources that you would have used if you crafted them using a stonecutter.

  • "Why only vanilla recipes?" Generally, what makes an uncrafting table broken is the fact that it can uncraft anything, limiting the uncrafting to vanilla items and not giving back 100% of ingredients for some recipes won't break the game too much. In a modpack, you can see this mod as an early game uncrafting and then you can use an uncrafting table for mid-end game.

  • "How to add/remove/modify a recipe?" Recipes are data-driven, every recipe can be modified through datapack.

Uncrafting recipes that you won't (probably) be able to see in JEI:

  • all tipped arrows to normal arrow

  • all potions (except bad omen) to glass bottle

How it works:

If an item is crafted with only 1 item, it will be uncrafted giving back the same amount of materials, like this:

example 1

If an item is crafted with 2 or more items and 1 is more valuable than the others, it will be uncrafted into the most valuable, like this:

example 2

If an item is crafted with 2 or more items and an item is not clearly more valuable than the others, there will be different uncrafting recipes, like this:

example 3

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