Modtweaker 2.0.0
Forge 2073
Mantle 0.10.4
Tinkers 2.4.0
I tried adding recipes for the drying rack and the smeltery, following the guidelines on the wiki, but I just get a null back when I reload minetweaker.
This is what I put in:

Drying Rack

InputStack, OutputStack, Time in Ticks

mods.tconstruct.Drying.addRecipe(minecraft:tallgrass:1, minecraft:deadbush, 50);

Smeltery

InputStack, OutputFluid, TemperatureAmount, BlockRender

mods.tconstruct.Smeltery.addMelting(minecraft:porkchop, liquid:water * 200, 200, minecraft:porkchop);

Sorry, I put the wrong version number, I used 2.0.1. I tried reloading when it didn't work as soon as I loaded the world

First of all, DON'T RELOAD.
Second of all, try modtweaker 2.0.1 :)

On Aug 26, 2016 9:33 PM, "WenXin20" [email protected] wrote:

Modtweaker 2.0.0
Forge 2073
Mantle 0.10.4
Tinkers 2.4.0
I tried adding recipes for the drying rack and the smeltery, following the
guidelines on the wiki, but I just get a null back when I reload
minetweaker.
This is what I put in:
#Drying Rack
#InputStack, OutputStack, Time in Ticks
mods.tconstruct.Drying.addRecipe(minecraft:tallgrass:1,
minecraft:deadbush, 50);
#Smeltery
#InputStack, OutputFluid, TemperatureAmount, BlockRender
mods.tconstruct.Smeltery.addMelting(minecraft:porkchop, liquid:water *
200, 200, minecraft:porkchop);

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Did it work without reloading?

No, it says the same thing:
ERROR: Error executing Custom Tinkers' Recipies.zs: null

Also having trouble with TiCo and MT 2.0.1

mods.tconstruct.Casting.removeTableRecipe(<tconstruct:cast_custom:3>);

Gives console error:

ERROR: Error executing tconstruct.zs: slimeknights.tconstruct.library.smeltery.BucketCastingRecipe cannot be cast to slimeknights.tconstruct.library.smeltery.CastingRecipe

Paste from crafttweaker log: http://pastebin.com/fSF1QD1Z

mods.tconstruct.Casting.addTableRecipe(<tconstruct:cast_custom:3>, <liquid:gold> * 576);

Gives console error:

ERROR: Error executing tconstruct.zs: com.google.common.collect.RegularImmutableList cannot be cast to java.util.LinkedList

Paste from crafttweaker log: http://pastebin.com/VjTYcnuA

Ok so, I'm going to leave it as a linked list, since if people start complaining about it being wrong, then it means I need to update tinkers anyway xD

@tommyTT any idea if your PR fixed this??

The ClassCastException for BucketCastingRecipe is fixed by my PR. The CCE for the RegularImmutableList didn't occur for me but can be easily avoided, LinkedList is not required for the Add class, a normal List is sufficient. I think that was a problem in 2.0.1 before you got access to the TinkersRegistry via reflection, because the getAllTableCastingRecipes() returned an immutable list.

Well I just looked at the code my side, and didn't see anything at the line
the crash gave

On Sep 19, 2016 10:25 AM, "tommyTT" [email protected] wrote:

The ClassCastException for BucketCastingRecipe is fixed by my PR. The CCE
for the RegularImmutableList didn't occur for me but can be easily avoided,
LinkedList is not required for the Add class, a normal List is sufficient.
I think that was a problem in 2.0.1 before you got access to the
TinkersRegistry via reflection, because the getAllTableCastingRecipes()
returned an immutable list.

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In the current code base, the lines would be 105 for the BucketCastingRecipe Exception, but my PR introduced the instanceof check in 104 which prevents that.
The ImmutableList Exception can occur in lines 44 or 62 but won't anymore, because you get the reference to the lists via reflection now. It would be safer to remove those casts altogether and use List instead, so Tinkers can change their used List implementation without your code being affected.