Create Structures

Create Structures with KubeJS Server Scripts

Server Script

MMEvents.createStructures(event => {
    event.create("mm:my_structure")
        .controllerId("mm:controller_a")
        .name("My Machine")
        .layout(a => {
            a.layer([
                "BCB"
            ]).layer([
                "ABA"
            ]).key("A", {
                block: "minecraft:glass"
            }).key("B", {
                block: "minecraft:white_wool"
            })
        })
})

To create structures in KubeJS, you can call MMEvents.createStructures.

NOTE: all functions will map to the fields of the Structures Json

The create function takes a string parameter which is the id of the structure (normally infered from the location of the json file in a datapack). The function returns a builder to set the rest of the fields for the structure.

The controllerId function takes a string parameter which gets added to the structure's "controllerIds" field. This function can be called multiple times with different parameter values to allow multiple controllers ids to be set.

The name function takes a string parameter which maps directory to structure's "name" field.

The layout function takes a consumer arrow function as a prameter. This allows you to create the layout as explained below:

The layer function in the layout callback takes a list of strings, this array is the same format as a list-entry in the structure's layout field. This function can be called multiple times to add more layers to the structure.

The key function takes in two arguments. The first of which is a single character length string matching a character in the the layers. The second parameter is an object which should match the format of a key entry in the structure json. This should be called for each different character (except C and whitespace) to set the requirements for those entries.