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Published 2 months ago
Updated 3 days ago
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1.0.3+mc1.21.9-1.21.10
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QuickCraft 1.0.3 for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10last month 66
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.9–1.21.10
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Third beta release
- This is a development beta release. Please report issues through GitHub Issues.
- Added server-acknowledged crafting to regular crafting-table and 2×2 inventory workflows, including Minecraft 1.21–1.21.1.
- Improved continuous crafting, inventory restocking, and output handling without waiting for a server reply after every individual output action.
- Improved recipe-book batches, special recipes such as fireworks, and recipes that return ingredients.
- Added per-slot ingredient samples to keep the intended recipe stable while refilling the crafting grid.
- Kept recipes with returned ingredients out of shulker-box crafting spray; they can still use the regular crafting path.
- Added quick buttons to switch crafting-table spray modes and automatic output packing.
- Fixed intermediate outputs blocking shulker-box restocking, output-slot recalculation pauses, and crafting that stopped replenishing materials.
- Fixed cursor or item leftovers, incorrect source-shulker slot indexing on 26.x, and sprayed items being mistaken for collectible drops near the player.
- Added one-click filling for projected containers and refined press-and-hold filling with short-press guidance.
- Added pending-item counts, fill status, and an always-visible container tool mode.
- Reduced repeated shulker-box opening and inventory-slot clearing during container filling.
- Improved container-fill ghost items, incorrect-slot feedback, and container-copy outlines.
- Added press-and-hold schematic material collection from source containers and shulker boxes, including continued collection using empty shulker boxes.
- Fixed whole-box collection taking materials beyond the remaining demand and failing to take an empty box when only one inventory slot remained.
- Improved material-list button placement, source isolation, special-container scanning, verification caches, and item counts.
- Added highlights for placed, non-empty projected containers; fixed the highlights disappearing on 26.2.
- Fixed missing fill guidance and status text on 1.21.6–1.21.8, camera-dependent outline drift on 1.21.9–1.21.11, and thin container-copy outlines on 26.x.
- Added built-in projected-entity Easy Place in singleplayer without an extra server-side entity-placement mod; multiplayer still requires the relevant Carpet-FGA Addition support.
- Added optional material choices for projected entities and material checks for Withers and Copper Golems.
- Copper chests are now returned to the player after creating Copper Golems; passenger handling was also simplified to avoid duplicate placement.
- Improved entity-selector state updates, consecutive placement of multiple entities, and recognition of already placed entities.
- Fixed entity-selector shortcuts activating accidentally through MaLiLib key combinations.
- Improved block interactions, sneaking placement, and water-bucket use through Tweakeroo Freecam so actions follow the camera's direction.
- Added progressive rendering and sparse scanning for large schematic 3D previews; screenshots now wait for preview meshes to finish uploading.
- Fixed translucent blocks, glass, portals, fluids, and Continuity connected glass in 3D previews.
- Fixed preview entity orientation, initial placement, and visibility through glass on affected Minecraft versions.
- Updated the 3D preview cache format to prevent stale meshes and a cached-frame rendering crash on 26.2.
- Added multiple favorite trades per villager and a toggle for continuous right-click trading.
- Refreshed container and quick-crafting buttons, fixed slot-lock hotkeys and soft-key input, and hid duplicate buttons when Inventory Profiles Next is installed.
- Declared the known Tech Utils incompatibility and adapted Minecraft, MaLiLib, and Litematica API differences across all nine supported version lines.
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