EnderIO 1.5-1.12 Documentation

Implement the IDustTrigger interface to add custom dust-based crafting interactions to Thaumcraft. This interface allows you to define where dust can be applied to blocks, what happens when it is applied, and where visual sparkle effects should appear.

To use this, you must implement three primary methods:

1. getValidFace(...): Determines if the dust application is valid at a specific position and face. It returns a Placement object containing the offset and facing, or null if invalid.
2. execute(...): Performs the actual logic of the dust operation (e.g., changing a block state or consuming items).
3. sparkle(...) (Optional): Returns a list of BlockPos where dust sparkle particle effects should be rendered. The default implementation only sparkles at the clicked position.

After implementation, register your trigger using IDustTrigger.registerDustTrigger(yourTriggerInstance).

public class MyCustomDustTrigger implements IDustTrigger {
    @Override
    public Placement getValidFace(World world, EntityPlayer player, BlockPos pos, EnumFacing face) {
        // Return a new Placement(x, y, z, facing) if valid, else null
        return new Placement(0, 1, 0, face);
    }

    @Override
    public void execute(World world, EntityPlayer player, BlockPos pos, Placement placement, EnumFacing side) {
        // Perform the crafting logic here
    }

    @Override
    public List<BlockPos> sparkle(World world, EntityPlayer player, BlockPos pos, Placement placement) {
        // Return list of positions for particle effects
        return Arrays.asList(pos);
    }
}

// Registration
IDustTrigger.registerDustTrigger(new MyCustomDustTrigger());

The /enderio config command allows server administrators to view, modify, and save EnderIO configuration settings directly from the Minecraft in-game console or chat.

Command Syntax

• Set a value: /enderio config set <section> <key> <value>
  • Updates a specific configuration property. If the property has a restricted list of valid values, the command will validate your input against them.
• Get a value: /enderio config get <section> <key>
  • Retrieves the current value of a configuration property and displays its description/comment.
• List sections or keys: /enderio config list [<section>]
  • If no argument is provided, lists all available configuration sections.
  • If a partial or full section name is provided, lists matching sections. If the section name is an exact match, it lists the keys within that section.
• Save changes: /enderio config save
  • Persists the current in-memory configuration changes to the disk.
• View help: /enderio config help [<page_number>]
  • Displays paginated help documentation for the configuration command.

Section Naming Convention

Sections are identified using a dot-notation format: <configuration_name>.<category_name> (e.g., enderio.general).