1.0.3
Compatibility
Changes
GTNH NEI LOTR v1.0.3
New
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Added complete NEI support for the remaining LOTR crafting stations:
- Hobbit Oven
- Barrel Brewing
- Millstone
- Alloy Forge and Special Forges
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Added custom vanilla-style NEI interfaces for every supported LOTR workstation.
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Added GTNH NEI fuel cycling support for Hobbit Ovens and Alloy Forges using the shared furnace fuel cache.
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Added fuel usage lookups so pressing U on a valid fuel item opens compatible fuel-consuming recipe categories.
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Added barrel brew output equivalence so different LOTR brew vessel and strength variants resolve to the same brewing recipes.
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Added brew variant usage support across equivalent container and strength metadata.
Fixed
- Fixed shaped LOTR recipes displaying incorrectly in NEI by preserving recipe dimensions, empty slots, and repeated ingredients.
- Fixed Mordor Scimitar and other shaped recipes with alternate layouts displaying incomplete ingredient grids.
- Fixed recipe lookups for damaged tools, weapons, armor, and other durability-based items so recipes can be viewed regardless of remaining durability.
- Fixed faction crafting table layouts so non-3×3 recipes no longer shifted ingredients into incorrect positions.
- Fixed custom workstation backgrounds rendering incorrectly in NEI.
- Fixed Millstone and Alloy Forge recipe positioning and rendering.
- Fixed several compilation issues remaining from the GUI layout refactor.
Changed
- Redesigned every supported recipe category to better match Minecraft's vanilla interface style while retaining each workstation's identity.
- Updated Hobbit Oven to use a furnace-style recipe layout.
- Updated Barrel Brewing to use a crafting table-style recipe layout.
- Updated Millstone to use a dedicated vertical processing layout.
- Updated Alloy Forge categories to use a dedicated square interface with dual inputs, fuel, and output.
- Synchronized recipe and usage layouts so both views display consistently across all categories.
Internal
- Added defensive diagnostics for malformed shaped recipes, including recipe dimensions, ingredient counts, and skipped slot reporting.
- Documented LOTR brew metadata handling for future tooltip improvements.
- Cleaned up legacy GUI rendering code following the layout refactor.
- Improved recipe normalization and lookup handling to make future workstation additions easier and more robust.
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