ZenScripting for newbies.

//Comments will look like this. Create a new script in the script folder. Recommend using the Notepad++, as it has a possible integration with the ZenScript(Google it)

//Start the script by these lines(And remember, that almost all the lines must end with ;)
import crafttweaker.item.IItemStack as IItemStack;
import mods.jei.JEI.removeAndHide as rh;

//Second thing is already the best- Just by writing things like this-
rh(<buildcraftcore:gear_wood>);
//Just an example, any item will be- It will remove the recipe from the item, and will hide it from JEI.

recipes.remove(<randomthings:goldencompass>);
//This removes the recipe, but doesn't remove the item

recipes.addShaped("RT Golden Compass",
	<randomthings:goldencompass>,
	[[<minecraft:gold_ingot>, null, <minecraft:gold_ingot>],
	[null, <minecraft:compass>, null],
	[<minecraft:gold_ingot>, null, <minecraft:gold_ingot>]]);
//This is the most important thing- recipes.addShaped("TheNameForItemGoesHereButYouCanUseAnyName", <ItemNameHere>,
	[[null, null, null],
	[null, null, null],
	[null, null, null]]);
//Null is "No item here", and this is basically the crafting grid. You can perfectly make it like this-
 [[null, null, null], [null, null, null], [null, null, null]]);
//But this is not really understandable, so yeah.

//And last, i want to give you the "How to delete a lot of recipes without making the same line too many times"
val stuffToRemove = [
//All your item go here, like
	<thermalfoundation:material:22>,
	<thermalfoundation:material:23>,
	<thermalfoundation:material:24>,
	<thermalfoundation:material:25>
//The last line doesn't have the comma
] as IItemStack[];
for items in stuffToRemove {
	recipes.remove(items);
//Or you know, rh(items); if you need to delete all of them.
}