Versions:

• Minecraft Forge: 14.23.4.2705
• Geolosys: 1.9.4
• CraftTweaker: 4.1.8

What happens:

I have the following lines in my .zs script:

# Iron
furnace.remove(<minecraft:iron_ingot>);
furnace.remove(<minecraft:iron_ingot> * 2);
furnace.remove(<minecraft:iron_ingot>, <geolosys:cluster:0>);
# Gold
furnace.remove(<minecraft:gold_ingot>);
furnace.remove(<minecraft:gold_ingot> * 2);
furnace.remove(<minecraft:gold_ingot>, <geolosys:cluster:1>);
# Lead
furnace.remove(<immersiveengineering:metal:2>);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:131>);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:131> * 2);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:131>, <geolosys:cluster:5>);
# Silver
furnace.remove(<immersiveengineering:metal:3>);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:130>);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:130> * 2);
furnace.remove(<thermalfoundation:material:130>, <geolosys:cluster:4>);
[...]

It appears that neither the remove(output) nor the more specific remove(output, input) lines are able to get rid of the smelting recipes that Geolosys adds.

Could this be becausethey are added dynamically? Would there be a way to remove or disable the recipes? I would like to disable furnace smelting for all except for low-level metals such as tin and copper.

There's a config for removing smelting entirely y'know :)

Again, I don't know what this is about. The CoFH mods do some stupid shit with smelting; for example, even with smelting disabled via the Geolosys config, they can still be smelted in a Redstone Furnace.

Sorry - I'm 99.96% sure this isn't me. I don't add smelting dynamically, I add it just like Vanilla does with a simple try/catch (if ingots are disabled) for smelting if there's no corresponding oreDict ingot already registered.

Closing for now - but lemme know if it's something I'm doing wrong. Forge modding is always changing :|

Derp.