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Crafts

In free version there is only limited amount of crafts, but in premium version you can create custom crafts

Basic crafts​

  • Crafting with color and gold. Any dye in center slot and 8 gold ingots Craft table
    ⚠ Permission required for craft: luckyblock.craft.<type> (For instance, luckyblock.craft.yellow)
  • Coloring already created LuckyBlock. Any LuckyBlock and any dye Craft table
    ⚠ Permission required for craft: luckyblock.dye.<type> (For instance, luckyblock.dye.yellow)

Custom crafts (Premium version)​

This file should be created inside ./plugins/ntdLuckyBlock/crafts/<color>/.
For instance, if we want a craft for YELLOW one ./plugins/ntdLuckyBlock/crafts/yellow/example.yml

warning

You should enable custom crafts inside your LuckyBlock configuration ./plugins/ntdLuckyBlock/luckyblocks/<color>.yml
For above example set craft.custom: true inside ./plugins/ntdLuckyBlock/luckyblocks/yellow.yml

example.yml
permissions:
  # If set to true LuckyBlock NTD will check if player have permission for craft
  enabled: true
  # Permission node that will be checked
  node: "luckyblock.craft.example"

# Matrix - craft matrix 3 x 3
# If set to true items can be in any order like that:
#                                        [][          ][]    [iron ingot][][]
#                                        [][iron ingot][] or [          ][][]
#                                        [][          ][]    [          ][][]
# If set to false craft will be allowed in specific matrix (Like sword craft)
#                                     [cobblestone][cobblestone][cobblestone]     ([cobblestone][cobblestone][cobblestone]            )
#                                     [           ][   stick   ][           ]     ([   stick   ][   stick   ][           ] not allowed)
#                                     [           ][   stick   ][           ]     ([           ][           ][           ]            )
anyMatrix: false

# Item types - (EMPTY, MATERIAL, LUCKYBLOCK, DYE)
#   "EMPTY"
#   "MATERIAL : https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html"
#   "LUCKYBLOCK : COLOR" or ("LUCKYBLOCK : ANY" for any LuckyBlock)
#   "DYE : https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/DyeColor.html" or ("DYE : RESULT" for dye color of craft result luckyblock)
matrix:
  layer1:
    item1: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
    item2: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
    item3: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
  layer2:
    item1: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
    item2: "DYE : RESULT"
    item3: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
  layer3:
    item1: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
    item2: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"
    item3: "MATERIAL : DIAMOND"

I think that this example.yml clearly describes what you should do.