Easy item ids?

[Brodur 0]

Is there an easy way to obtain Item ids, common names, and material costs?

I am conceptualizing an inventory management program and wondering about the feasability of having robots pick the base components needs to craft an item based on a recursivley generated list (calls all the different material costs until it returns an item with no cost). I have a CSV of vanilla ids and names, but not material costs. Furthermore this would likely be used with some FTB modpack, which would mean I would like to know if there are lists out there for modded items as well. Any resources would be much appreciated.

 

[Gorzoid 10]

NEI has some resource dumpers that you may want to check out, from what I can remember you can dump all items and all recipes into json/csv files.

[Brodur 0]

2 hours ago, Gorzoid said:

NEI has some resource dumpers that you may want to check out, from what I can remember you can dump all items and all recipes into json/csv files.

That would be amazing, I will look into that.

[BrisingrAerowing 12]

I second NEI for this. I have had issues in the past with fluid and enchantment dumps (they fail due to invalid entries), but I know item and biome dumps work.

I'd also like to see this project posted if / when you get it finished.

[Brodur 0]

NEI Provides IDs, metas, and display names easily enough, however it only dumps a reference to the recipe handlers and no recipes themselves. Might have to look into manual input for that bit... that'd be tedious.

[BrisingrAerowing 12]

What minecraft version? I found a recipe dumper for 1.7.10 and 1.8, and I just updated it to 1.12.1 without knowing what I am doing. And yes, it works.

The original source is on Github

I am planning on forking that code and doing a release for 1.12.1.

Here is the dump format:

recipedumper:shaped!(w=3,h=3)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:filled_map:32767,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)(minecraft:paper:0,1)->(minecraft:map:0,1)

Each item has the format 'mod id':'item name':'meta':'count'. The w= and h= are the width / height specifiers (e.g. 2 x 2, 3 x 3). The output is after the ->.