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A static audit of every jar found recipes that shadow each other, so one output becomes uncraftable depending on load order. Paxi (whose only dependency, YUNG's API, is already in the pack) loads a global datapack above mod data to fix them: - Potato: extradelight, moredelight and rusticdelight all cut a potato with a knife. Chain them instead (potato -> rustic slices -> extradelight sliced, slices -> moredelight diced) so each keeps its yield. - Drop rustic potato slices from c:crops/potato (re-cut/stew dupe loop) and raw rustic coffee beans from c:crops/coffee/cooked. - Bread slices, Twilight Forest knives, poisonous potato / rotten tomato / apple / cucumber / coffee crates: keep one recipe each. - Handcrafted sheets shadowed Comforts sleeping bags, and its wood plate shadowed every Twilight Forest drying rack: give them distinct patterns. - Fisherman's Haven worms can had two outputs: keep one, add conversions. - Pin rustic's beef stew (extradelight disables it: load-order roulette) and gate Twilight Delight's Neapolitan-only ice creams. The datapack is generated by analysis/audit/gen_fixes.py (not shipped). .packwizignore re-includes it directory by directory because packwiz skips ignored directories outright.
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TOML
14 lines
271 B
TOML
name = "Onion MC"
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author = "Onion4Dinner"
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version = "0.1.0"
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pack-format = "packwiz:1.1.0"
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[index]
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file = "index.toml"
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hash-format = "sha256"
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hash = "15d26f616992420bbeb8c4c17bb7ce207d3c2dff9d3624a5ad73c2f98357b381"
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[versions]
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minecraft = "1.21.1"
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neoforge = "21.1.251"
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