Changelog

1.0.3

Added

• Added a Drive Transfer mode to the Electronics Workbench alongside the existing Data Recovery mode.
• Added selective quantity transfers, a removable transfer queue, source-content pagination, and a prominent Move All action for direct drive-to-drive moves.
• Added live source/destination drive status and used/total/free capacity information, plus committed-count progress, current item, completion, cancellation, and destination-full states.
• Added an independent, persistent Workbench transfer journal with idempotent destination-first batch reconciliation for safe reload, interruption, cancellation, and replay.
• Added a detailed website item encyclopedia covering every registered item and block-item, with purpose, behavior, properties, acquisition, production uses, Technician trades, and related entries.
• Added a searchable website recipe book generated from the mod's production data, including Minecraft-styled semantic nine-slot crafting tables, real mod and vanilla ingredient textures, and dedicated smelting and blasting layouts.

Changed

• Workbench drive moves run at 64 items per tick without using Cloud Server CPU, RAM, PSU, cooling, transfer lanes, or CPU durability.
• The Electronics Workbench now persists a backward-compatible destination-drive slot; existing two-slot Workbench saves remain readable.
• Active Workbench transfers lock only their source and destination drive slots. Closing the UI or disconnecting does not stop a loaded Workbench, while unloaded chunks pause it safely.
• Updated the Cloud Storage website and documentation for version 1.0.3 and the new Drive Transfer workflow.

Fixed

• Electronics Workbench Move All now refuses a source drive with items reserved by another transfer instead of silently moving only the unreserved subset, reporting success, and leaving a seemingly unusable stack behind.
• Electronics Workbench drive cards now show the exact reserved-item count, disable every start path while another transfer owns source items, and stop showing an old completed receipt after either drive is removed.
• Reworked both Electronics Workbench tabs with aligned drive/tool cards, centered recovery controls, a compact two-row item browser and queue, clearer paging, and a dedicated transfer notice line so text no longer overlaps item icons.
• Recovery-required transfers now remain visible in every Active Transfer screen with a working Stop button; legacy partially delivered withdrawals are migrated to Stop-only instead of being mislabeled as terminal failures.
• Storage Uplink capacity now syncs as lossless 16-bit words instead of overflowing vanilla menu-data fields (for example, 54,000 displaying as 4,294,955,760), and its idle GUI now shows the linked server's calculated transfer speed instead of "Instant."
• Storage Uplinks can now be mined by their owner, including while automation has an item transaction in flight. Ownership is validated only by the authoritative server; removal safely reconciles transactions and returns buffered items.
• Workbench Drive Transfer safely preserves already committed items and leaves all pending items on the source when cancelled, interrupted, or stopped by a full destination.

Compatibility

• Minecraft Java Edition 26.2, Java 25+, Fabric Loader 0.19.3+, and Fabric API 0.156.0+26.2.
• Existing server registry schema 1, drive schema 3, and transfer journal schemas 1-4 remain readable. Workbench transfer journal schema 1 is additive and independent.