I'm trying to make craftable item requiring time to craft for a bakery mod i'm working on.

For example,

If I decide to make a bread on a certain cooking pot. I want this cooking pot to be unavailable for the next 15-30min ingame to simulate the time it would really take to make a bread.

I tried scripting on the Cookingpot itself but to no avail.
It would be much easier If I could add script directly on the cooking recipe but from what I can see it's impossible.

Anyway, any suggestion?

Hmm the problem I see is that as you say you cannot apply scripts to recipes. Nor you can get any feedback on the selected recipe in scripts applied to the cooking pot.

The closest you could achieve is blocking the pot for the same amount of time regardless of the used recipe. In the OnActivate() Event registerForSingleUpdate() using the desired amount of waiting time (mind you though that registerforupdate takes realtime seconds as parameter). Then use blockActivation() to make the Cookingpot unusable. In the OnUpdate() event simply use blockActivation(false) to make the pot usable again.

Yea that seems like it would work, but it would be easy to simply stack on ingredients and craft them all in one shot.

I think I will try to apply this code without using the cooking pot, instead I will try to use an activator with a MessageBox menu. This way, hopefully, I can have more scripting freedom.

Ty for the feedback.

Perhaps you could do something simialr to the atronach forge? but add in a time delay as well. Then haeva cook book, much more RP!

If you want vanilla crafting interfaces, you could have the recipe produce a token with a script that fires when added to inventory.