- Clockwork Component -> Precision Mechanism
- Re-organized bell models
- Added a little warm-up timer for held haunted bells
- Tweaks to all Sequenced assembly recipes
- Fixed missing particle of incomplete cogwheels
- Sequenced Assembly mid-products are no longer stackable
- Cogwheels and Large Cogwheels can now be created via sequenced assembly
- Higher return at lower cost
- Might want to nerf?
- Add placement helper for Deployers on belts/depots/etc.
- Multiple SequencedAssemblyRecipes can now start with the same item
- Added new Potato Cannon projectile types and tweaked values of existing types
- Potato projectiles can now catch fire and ignite entities like arrows
- Made splitting potato projectiles more consistent
- Lectern Controller can now be pick-blocked in creative and be placed by Schematicannon
- Fixed Schematicannon treating schematics with a single block in them as empty
- Soul base particles now also disappear early if their location gets lit
- Renamed Cursed Bell to Haunted Bell
the currently named "peculiar bell" has been tweaked, and the stands for the bell have been completely remodeled
the cursed bell has not been touched, waiting on an animated texture from kryppers before proceeding
- Added JEI integration to Sequenced Assembly
- Bit of Refactoring
- The amount of steps before the transformation occurs are no longer random
- Intermediate item now shows assembly progress in its tooltip
- Added the Clockwork Element
- Added the Sequenced Assembly recipe type (needs JEI)
- Added cascaded datagen for assembly sequence and each of its available processing types
- Temporary test recipe
- Added support for Sequenced Assembly to Press, Deployer, Spout and Saw
- Removed Integrated Circuits
- Removed Lapis sheets
- Added proper rendering, tooltips, sounds, and particle effects to the bells
- Added a crafting recipe for the Peculiar Bell
- Added a conversion method for obtaining Cursed Bells
- Fixed the soul indicators showing up in non-full blocks
- Cart Assemblers now have a specific direction
- Assembled cart contraptions assemble and disassemble according to the assemblers direction
- Cart contraptions no longer turn exponentially
- Cart contraption now turn more sluggishly the larger they are
- Some changes to the cart assembler model
- Change positions of more GUI elements
- Fix mistakes from last cleanup
- Add window offset to AbstractSimiScreen
- Implement container usability check properly and add
IInteractionChecker
- Render schematic and quill in schematic prompt screen
- Rename curiosities2.png to curiosities_2.png
- Various other tweaks, fixes, and improvements
- Resolves#1847
- Added the Potato Cannon
- Extendogrips now have durability, which is not consumed while wearing a copper backtank (same applies for potato cannon)
- Added a few projectile types for testing
- Added tooltips for newly added tools and equipment
- Fixed depth issues in Ponder UI
- Fixed lack of backface culling in ponder
- Added placeholder storyboards for missing ponder scenes
- Fixed menu screen cogs rendering behind the background
- Fixed menu screen not pausing the game
- Change positions of GUI elements to improve the overall experience
- Fix window and extra areas to be perfectly aligned with drawn textures
- Add SlotMovers to new screens
- Fix schematicannon progress bar; Resolves#1674
- Fix black background in curiosities2.png
- Move all title creation to getDisplayName
- Other minor tweaks
- Separate model-level instance management from object-level instance management
- Separate material management from rendering
- A few things here and there related to entity instancing
- Add a rudimentary command to spawn superglue
- Program specs are now loaded from json instead of being defined in code and registered manually.
- Within the json spec, a program can define a list of states.
- A state consists of:
- A "when" clause.
- A list of strings to be #defined.
- A list of extensions to apply at program link time.
- Each frame, the first state whose "when" clause returns true will be used.
- A when clause consists of:
- A state provider defined by a resource location.
- A value to match.
- When the value returned by the provider matches the value defined in the when clause, the when clause is considered to be 'true'.
- There is syntactic sugar for when a provider returns a boolean value.
- This system is in its infancy, and there is plenty of room for improvement.
