Hello!

Minecraft 1.20.1, NeoForge.

As the title says, sieving gravel with string meshes give ore chunks like:
-osmium
-aluminium
-silver
-lead
-nickel
-tin

My pack doesn't have those ores.
These chunks even cannot be crafted by 4s into smeltable items.
The ores I have can be crafted into their smeltable forms by fours.

Please, I see some solutions:
-you update the mod, if the resulting chunks couldn't be crafted into smeltables, the mod would remove them from sieve results
-you give me an example how to remove these ore chunks from results
-a command exporting the current state of recipes and results into the needed file structure (like ExNihiloCreatio does in 1.12.2 forge)

In the latter case I've read the documentation on your wiki, but it wasn't mentioning what file I should put into what path - so I know the contents but not the file formats and placement for those mysterious datapacks.

Thank you for your co-operation, resistance is futile. :)

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ServerEvents.recipes((event) => {
event.remove({
output: 'exdeorum:iridium_ore_chunk',
type: 'exdeorum:sieve',
mod: 'exdeorum'
})
})

https://exdeorum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kubejs/

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ServerEvents.recipes((event) => { event.remove({ output: 'exdeorum:iridium_ore_chunk', type: 'exdeorum:sieve', mod: 'exdeorum' }) })

https://exdeorum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kubejs/

Yeah, I've seen that. Thank you for spending your energy.
Problem is that I am a config file guy with no experience in kubejs or datapacks at all.
But being a programmer, stript writer and other IT stuff, if you provide an example with paths, files and dependencies, I could do it.

The main problem is that I don't know the environment, not that I couldn't make this piece of code - but where to put it.
Paths, filenames, and mods I should install (I think this is KubeJS mod) are needed.

For now, I am using the lesser mod Sequentia. :(

Thank you again!

kubejs files that alter recipes go in kubejs\server_scripts. You can make the folder structure whatever you like within that. E.g mine is \kubejs\server_scripts\recipes\ex_deorum\sieve_removals.js . For mine I created a function and call it with whatever parameters.

ServerEvents.recipes((event) => {
//Function to remove specific sieving recipes
function remove(output, sieve_material, sieve_mesh) {
event.remove({
output: output,
input: sieve_material,
type: 'exdeorum:sieve',
mod: 'exdeorum',
sieve_mesh: sieve_mesh
})
}

//Add removal here
remove( 'exdeorum:stone_pebble', 'minecraft:gravel')
remove( 'minecraft:gold_nugget')

})

That is an entirely working script that you can place in the .js file. The example removes all stone pebbles from the gravel sifting and all gold nuggets from everywhere. The sieve mesh is the item name of the mesh and sieve_material is the item name of the block that gets sieved.