EmakiForge | Blueprint Forging

[2.1.0] - 2026-04-08

Added

Forging Resource Editor Released

• Added editor_gui and EditorGuiService, supporting in-game browsing, creation, and editing of three resource types: blueprints, materials, and recipes.
• Added /emakiforge editor, edit, create, delete subcommands, along with the permissions emakiforge.editor, emakiforge.editor.delete, and emakiforge.editor.*.
• The editor supports chat input, document tree browsing, recipe slot grid switching, writing item / output_item sources from the main hand item, and unsaved close confirmation.
• Automatic backup of the original YAML is performed before saving, renaming, or deleting, followed by a hot-reload of forging resources upon operation completion.

GUI Template and Recipe Book Configuration Enhancements

• The default forging GUI has been updated to a new layout, with clearer visual separation for the blueprint, capacity, materials, and confirmation areas.
• Added the confirm_blocked virtual item and capacity_state text template. Clear blocking feedback is now provided when capacity limits are exceeded.
• Added virtual_items.recipe_entry and multiple sets of state text to the recipe book. Unlock status, whether forged, and click hints are now all configuration-driven.

Improvements & Optimizations

Full Migration to CoreLib Item Source Service

• ItemIdentifierService now delegates to EmakiCoreLib's ItemSourceService. Forge no longer maintains external item plugin bridges independently.
• Removed Forge's direct compile-time dependencies and plugin.yml soft-dependencies on MMOItems, NeigeItems, and CraftEngine.
• Item source availability and bridge timing are now uniformly managed by CoreLib. Forge retains only the business-side identification, matching, and hint logic.

Commands and Interaction Refactoring

• The main command aliases have been adjusted from emforge / forge to eforge / ef.
• The editor now supports resource locking to prevent simultaneous edits of the same resource by multiple administrators.
• Deleting and renaming resources will first create a backup file on disk, reducing the risk of irreversible errors from misoperations during live server periods.

Default Template Detail Optimizations

• forge_gui.yml now unifies capacity display, material slot hints, and result hiding instructions.
• With the addition of virtual item templates to the recipe book pages, custom themes can now directly override text and display styles without modifying Java code.

Upgrade Notes

• Requires EmakiCoreLib 2.1.0 or higher. The availability of external item sources should be verified based on the bridge status in CoreLib's startup logs.
• If your scripts, menu buttons, or documentation still reference the old aliases forge / emforge, please update them to eforge / ef or the full main command emakiforge.
• The resource editor's save and delete operations will generate backups under plugins/EmakiForge/backups/<type>/. It is recommended to include this in your server maintenance backup strategy.
• If you are retaining an older custom forging template, please manually merge the new capacity_state text and the capacity over-limit blocking feedback logic.

Known Issues

• The default template still does not display random result previews. This is a design limitation retained to prevent farming for random results.