RecipeAdvanced

Follows 1.0.2 directly — 1.0.3 was built but never published, so everything written for it is here.

Added

• A recipe that makes several things now looks like one. In the recipe list every entry is a single item, so a craft that hands out three read as a craft that hands out one. Such an entry now cycles through its outputs — each in turn, about one a second — and spells all of them out in its tooltip. The same list appears on the result in the station window before you click, and in the cauldron.
• The recipe page shows every output. The extras sit beside the main result instead of being made silently and mentioned nowhere.
• A station can answer to an item from another plugin. A workbench built on a CraftEngine item used to do nothing when the player crafted that item and placed it: stations were recognised by a marker written into the item this plugin hands out, and an item obtained any other way carries no marker. A definition may now name a foreign id — the button in the workbench editor, or custom-item in workbenches.yml — and the station answers to that item however the player came by it. Namespaces are optional: custom_blocks:altar and altar both match.
• Block states no longer have to match when a station is built. A shape made of stairs or logs demanded that every block face exactly as the author's did. Only the kind of block matters now; the station's own rotation and mirroring work as before. A toggle in the builder restores the strict behaviour for shapes where facing is the point.

Fixed

• An item that comes out second was a dead end. Walking from an item to the recipe that makes it only looked at the main result, so a secondary output reported "no recipe — obtained another way" while the recipe sat two slots away. Every output counts now.
• Brewing stand recipes could not be made at all. The stand vets its own slots — the ingredient slot takes only what vanilla knows how to brew with — so a custom ingredient would not go in and the click did nothing. Placement is now handled by the plugin for items a recipe names. A recipe also describes one ingredient and one bottle, applied to every bottle in the stand, the way vanilla brews; it used to spell out all three bottle slots and so matched only when all three were full.
• The anvil would not hand over a result that costs nothing. Vanilla refuses to release a result at zero levels: the item was drawn in the slot and clicking did nothing.

Changed

• Creating or editing a custom workbench now needs the full version. Stations written earlier keep working in the free one: they load, they open for players, and their items can still be handed out.