Its patch day ma' dudes!
- This version fixes, you know, some small details like THE FUNCTIONALITY IN FABRIC FOR THE SOURCE AND TARGET BLOCK.
- The Fabric version also won't require the Fabric API now. (Although that this is not that important, as both ComputerCraft and Create need it anyway, but hey it's not our fault!)
- The model for the Scroller Pane when it is locked now exists again too.
In Forge, render issues with blocks got fixed. They now look good again.
In general, the code for both modloaders is more similar to each other.
Update to the 1.19.2!
Not only that, but also the mappings got migrated to Parchment, allowing the Forge and Fabric versions code to be more similar.
Some visual noticable additions are:
- Added a nice painting
- Updated models / textures (Small details only)
- Custom MOTD in CC Rom
Some second ("noticable") changes are:
- Scroller does not use the cutout renderlayer anymore
- Fixed target block display ID
- RedRouter Block is a bit more performent
Update to the 1.19.2!
Not only that, but also the mappings got migrated to Parchment, allowing the Forge and Fabric versions code to be more similar.
Some visual noticable additions are:
- Added a nice painting
- Updated models / textures (Small details only)
- Custom MOTD in CC Rom
Some second ("noticable") changes are:
- Scroller does not use the cutout renderlayer anymore
- Fixed target block display ID
- RedRouter Block is a bit more performent
Small fixes
- Updated CC dependency to a newer version
- Fixed crash on start with newer CC version
replaceLinenow works as intended
- Added Scroller Pane
- RedRouter is now rotatable with a Wrench and looks cooler
More details at: tweaked-programs.cc/ccc-october2022/
- Train Station now works as a peripheral too!
- Added RedRouter Block (Redstone peripheral)
- Source block now queues a "monitor_resize" event, when display size changes
- changed maximum height length to 24
- targetblock now acts as a DisplayBoardTarget (in other words, informations may no longer be unreadable)
- multi line text will now work
- add docs for @LuaFunctions (inside java code)
- block drops work correctly
- a bit balencing (block drops, harvest level, crafting output amout)
- functions now throw LuaExceptions instead of returing nil
Because this is totally the first version, theres nothing to say. :)