# Crafting Recipe Types

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Results and ingredients both use [Item Strings](https://btarg.gitbook.io/origami-docs/item-strings).
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The following recipe uses the type `BLASTING` ([Blast Furnace](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Blast_Furnace))

```yaml
result: ACACIA_BOAT(1)
ingredients:
- d;DIAMOND
- r;origami:rainbow_block
type: BLASTING
cookingTime: 40
experience: 69
```

## Ingredients

Ingredients do not require keys unless your recipe is a shapeless crafting recipe, but they can still have them, so if you accidentally add one don't worry.

When the type is set to `SMITHING`, the ingredients specified top-to-bottom in the YAML file are read left-to-right in the [Smithing Table](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Smithing_Table).

For recipe types that only use one ingredient (cooking and stonecutting), each ingredient will be treated like a separate recipe. In the case of the example above, the player could put **either** a diamond **or** a "Rainbow Block" custom item into a Blast Furnace and receive an Acacia Boat. Both recipes have the same cooking time and XP output.

## Results

For `STONECUTTING` recipes, multiple results can be defined, by using a comma (`,`) with the `result` field, for example `ACACIA_BOAT, OAK_BOAT` as a result would allow any of the ingredients to be put into a stonecutter and turned into either an acacia boat or oak boat.

## Optional parameters

`cookingTime` and `experience` are only relevant for cooking-based recipes. Campfires do not give XP. The default cooking time is 20 ticks, which applies to all types of cooking.

## The `type` field

Any one of the following types can be used:

* `CRAFTING` **(DEFAULT)**
* `SMELTING`
* `BLASTING`
* `SMITHING`
* `CAMPFIRE_COOKING`
* `SMOKING`
* `STONECUTTING`