Slowcraft

Making Slow Tools is easy! ... But it isn't data-driven, you'll need to implement Slowcraft into your mod.

For the time being, use Modrinth Maven to add Slowcraft as a dependency to your project.

The `SlowTool` Class extends `ToolItem`, so making a new one is as easy as making a typical `ToolItem` plus a few extra constructor parameters and one component in the item's recipe.

Here's an example of a Slow Tool Class:

- Parameter 1 is the output of the craft as `ItemConvertible` via `itemOutput` - Parameter 2 is the maximum durability of the item (how long it will take to craft) as `int` via `itemUses`. Slow Tools progress at a rate of `tps % 5`, about 4 times per second, so an `itemUses` of 240 will require 60 seconds to finish. - Parameter 3 is the sound played as the player crafts the item as `SoundEvent` via `usageSound` - Parameter 4 is the sound played when the craft is finished as `SoundEvent` via `finishSound` - Parameter 5 is the typical `Item.Settings()` section, where standard item settings can be applied

Additionally, when constructing the recipe for Slow Tools, they require a `component` of `minecraft:damage` set to the same value as their `itemUses` (durability). The easiest way to do this is to simply add the component to the recipe's JSON, set to the same value:

!The `minecraft:damage` value must be the same as your item's itemUses (Parameter 2 above)!

If you're generating your recipes via code, you'll have to add the component to your output.

Drawbacks? - Slow Tools require a Material to function, hard-set to SlowMaterial in the SlowTool Class constructor - Requires manually setting the damage component through recipe definition

Planned? - Classic Eating animation from BTW on Progressive Crafts - Input Item return