Adding workbench recipe

Example on github.

To add a new workbench recipe, you need to create a recipe json file in the assets/MODID/recipes/glassworkbench/ folder and write there:

{
	"code": ...,
	"input": {
		"name": ...,
		"type": ...,
		"code": ...,
		"allowedVariants": ...
	},
	"output": {
		"type": ...,
		"code": ...
	},
	"steps": []
}

The code must be unique for each recipe.

Wildcards can be used for code, output and steps.

Working on a workbench consists of several steps, each step describes the tool or action used in the process, the time it takes to execute this step, and the shape that will be obtained as a result of this step.

As an example, a step with a blowtorch:

"steps": [
	{
		"shape": { "base": "block/glassshape" },
		"textures": { "glass0": { "base": "game:block/glass/vintage" } },
		"tools": {
			"blowtorch": { "temperature": 1300 }
		},
		"workpieceTransform": {
			"translation": {
				"x": -0.5,
				"y": 0.6251,
				"z": 0.2
			},
			"scale": 0.25
		},
		"useTime": 3
	}
]

• The shape parameter is an intermediate preview of the item. Optional parameter.
• The textures parameter overrides the shape textures. Optional parameter.
• The tools parameter is a list of tools (and their parameters) required to work at this step.
• The workpieceTransform parameter is the shape transformation at this step. Optional parameter.
• The useTime parameter is the number of seconds required to craft an item. If not specified, then the step is performed in one click.