Tool Creation

Tools can be made out of materials you create by calling toolStats inside the material's code.

toolStats has the following arguments:

.toolStats(float harvestSpeed, float attackDamage, int durability, int harvestLevel, GTToolType[] types)

• harvestSpeed: float is how fast the tool actually breaks blocks in world.
• attackDamage: float is the amount of damage per hit you deal to mobs/players.
• durability: int is the number of times the tool can be used before it breaks.
  • This applies to both crafting use and in-world use. Crafting generally consumes 2 points of durability per use.
• harvestLevel: int is the tier of block it can break.
  • Can take an integer between 0-6 with 0 being wood, 6 being neutronium.
• types: GTToolType[] is an array of tools in an object.
  • Must pass these as an array, using the [] notation.
    This argument can be left out if you want your material to apply to all tool types.

An example of this being used is included below.

JavaScriptJava

example_tool_material.js

// When working with tools in kubejs you will need to load these classes at the top of your file.
Java.loadClass('com.gregtechceu.gtceu.api.data.chemical.material.properties.PropertyKey');
Java.loadClass('com.gregtechceu.gtceu.api.data.chemical.material.properties.ToolProperty');
GTCEuStartupEvents.registry('gtceu:material', event => {
    event.create('aluminfrost')
        .ingot()
        .color(0xadd8e6).secondaryColor(0xc0c0c0).iconSet(GTMaterialIconSet.DULL)
        .toolStats(new ToolProperty(12.0, 7.0, 3072, 6,
            [
                GTToolType.DRILL_LV,
                GTToolType.MINING_HAMMER
            ]
        ))
});

ExampleToolMaterial.java

        public static Material ALUMINFROST;
        ALUMINFROST = new Material.Builder(
            your_mod_id.id("aluminfrost"))
            .color(0xadd8e6).secondaryColor(0xc0c0c0).iconSet(MaterialIconSet.DULL)
            .toolStats(new ToolProperty(12.0F, 7.0F, 3072, 6,
                    new GTToolType[] { GTToolType.DRILL_LV, GTToolType.MINING_HAMMER }))
            .buildAndRegister();

Using the ToolProperties.Builder, you can also add further arguments onto your tools. The builder has the same arguments as the constructor, and can have chained methods such as:

• .unbreakable()
  • Makes electric tools bypass durability effectively making them never break.
• .magnetic()
  • Makes mined blocks and mob drops teleport to player inventory.
• attackSpeed(float attackSpeed)
  • Set the attack speed of a tool made from this Material (animation time).

• ignoreCraftingTools()

  • Disable crafting tools being made from this Material.

• addEnchantmentForTools(Enchantment enchantment, int level)

  • Enchantment is the default enchantment applied on tool creation.
    Level is the level of said enchantment.
• enchantability(int enchantability)
  • Set the base enchantability of a tool made from this Material.
    Iron is 14, Diamond is 10, Stone is 5.

Here is an example of using the builder in a material:

JavaScriptJava

example_tool_material.js

GTCEuStartupEvents.registry('gtceu:material', event => {
    event.create('aluminfrost')
        .ingot()
        .color(0xadd8e6).secondaryColor(0xc0c0c0).iconSet(GTMaterialIconSet.DULL)
        .toolStats(
            ToolProperty.Builder.of(1.8, 1.7, 700, 3,
                [
                    GTToolType.SWORD,
                    GTToolType.PICKAXE,
                    GTToolType.SHOVEL,
                ]
            )
            .unbreakable()
            .addEnchantmentForTools(silk_touch, 1)
            .build()
        ) 
});

ExampleToolMaterial.java

    public static Material ALUMINFROST;
    ALUMINFROST = new Material.Builder(
            your_mod_id.id("aluminfrost"))
            .ingot()
            .color(0xadd8e6).secondaryColor(0xc0c0c0).iconSet(MaterialIconSet.DULL)
            .toolStats(ToolProperty.Builder.of(1.8F, 1.7F, 700, 3)
                    .types(
                            GTToolType.SWORD,
                            GTToolType.PICKAXE,
                            GTToolType.SHOVEL)
                    .unbreakable()
                    .enchantment(SILK_TOUCH, 1)
                    .build())
            .buildAndRegister();

You can also change the tool property of a GT material that already has a tool property. You do, however, have to remove the current tool property as it is immutable.

JavaScriptJava

tool_replacement.js

GTCEuStartupEvents.materialModification(event => {
    if (GTMaterials.TungstenCarbide.hasProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL)) {
        GTMaterials.TungstenCarbide.removeProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL);
    }
    GTMaterials.TungstenCarbide.setProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL, 
        ToolProperty.Builder.of(180, 5.9, 2147483647, 6,
        [
            GTToolType.SOFT_MALLET,
            GTToolType.DRILL_LV
        ]
    ).build());
});

ToolReplacement.java

public static void modifyMaterials() {
    if (GTMaterials.TungstenCarbide.hasProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL)) {
        GTMaterials.TungstenCarbide.removeProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL);
    }
    TungstenCarbide.setProperty(PropertyKey.TOOL,
            (ToolProperty.Builder.of(180, 5.9, 2147483647, 6, GTToolType.SOFT_MALLET, GTToolType.DRILL_LV)
                    .build()));
}

Here is a list of all the GtToolTypes.

• SWORD
• PICKAXE
• SHOVEL
• AXE
• HOE
• MINING_HAMMER
• SPADE
• SAW
• HARD_HAMMER
• SOFT_MALLET
• WRENCH
• FILE
• CROWBAR
• SCREWDRIVER
• MORTAR
• WIRE_CUTTER
• SCYTHE
• KNIFE
• BUTCHERY_KNIFE
• PLUNGER
• DRILL_LV
• DRILL_MV
• DRILL_HV
• DRILL_EV
• DRILL_IV
• CHAINSAW_LV
• WRENCH_LV
• WRENCH_HV
• WRENCH_IV
• BUZZSAW
• SCREWDRIVER_LV
• WIRE_CUTTER_LV
• WIRE_CUTTER_HV
• WIRE_CUTTER_IV