LogiGraph Factory Manager

[0.8.0] — 2026-06-19

Added

• Minecraft 26.1.2 release jar — built as doolestools-0.8.0.jar for Minecraft 26.1.2 / NeoForge 26.1.2.76.
• Power history time slider — replaces the old time-range buttons with a draggable slider for NOW, 30M, 1H, 12H, 1D, and ALL.
• Visible four-digit network IDs — computer UI now shows the compact four-digit network number instead of the long internal network id.

Changed

• Graph canvas footer — restored warning colour keys and left-aligned canvas instructions in the factory graph footer.
• Switchboard layout — moved controls into reserved strips, fixed overlap with cache/scan controls, and preserved unsaved node/link edits during refresh.
• Graph node placement — new, dragged, snapped, and multi-selected nodes are clamped to the visible canvas bounds instead of drifting under side panels.
• Endpoint and naming screens — replaced blurred vanilla backgrounds with the LogiGraph dark terminal background.

Fixed

• Node details panel clipping — scale-aware scissor bounds now keep graph nodes out of the details panel and allow details text to render again.
• Wire-hosted socket upgrades — upgrade cards and screwdriver removal now target the clicked socket face, including multi-socket wires.
• Upgrade card feedback/effects — successful and failed upgrade installs now report to the player; wire-hosted upgrades are read per attached machine for power/routing calculations.
• Socket placement semantics — socket placement is strict to the clicked face and direct target block, avoiding accidental opposite/neighbor fallback placement.
• Multi-socket scan identity — wire-hosted endpoints expose separate network identity/name data so each socket can appear as its own reachable network entry.
• Packet/link animation — graph links animate when their route is active or their latest throughput sample is positive.
• Model/resource issues — fixed modem/dongle invalid model rotations, relay texture references, wall monitor item model, and east/west wire endpoint face rotations.
• UI scaling and text overflow — improved terminal button labels, item icon sizing, monitor footer trimming, and graph/switchboard hit testing under UI scale.