Create: Avionics — ComputerCraft for Aeronautics

Added

• Releases now publish to CurseForge. The CurseForge listing had been stuck on 0.4.0 since 2026-05-11 while Modrinth carried through 0.5.1, so anyone browsing from a launcher's CurseForge index saw a build three releases old. Note that Create Aeronautics — which supplies the required simulated dependency — is published only on Modrinth, and still has to be installed from there.

Fixed

• Runs on Create: Simulated 1.3.0. mods.toml has always declared simulated [1.2.1,), but 1.3.0 renamed getLaserRange to getRaycastLength and retyped the recovery-compass placer component from String to UUID, so the jar would not in fact have run against it. Both are bridged: one jar now covers Simulated 1.2.1 through 1.3.0, and Sable 1.1.x through 2.0.x, with no change to any Lua-visible value.
• mounted_potato_cannon: getAimingVector and getBarrelPos returned body/local-frame values instead of the world-frame values their docs promise — the aim came back as a fixed body axis (e.g. {1, 0, 0}) and the muzzle position carried raw sub-level local coordinates. Both now project out of the host sub-level (aim rotated into world frame, muzzle position projected to world frame), and pass through unchanged when the cannon isn't on a sub-level ([#18], [#22]).
• linked_typewriter: the key event fired before the keypress had been applied and carried an "alive" flag read from the pre-update state. It now fires once the key has registered, with true as the third argument.

Changed

• Startup logs when Create: Simulated's own ComputerCraft registration is suppressed, alongside Avionics' own registration lines. Avionics replaces that registration wholesale, and previously nothing in the log said so — which made reports about missing or misbehaving Simulated peripherals hard to read.
• Internal: the Create-side peripheral table moved out of ComputerBehaviourMixin into CreatePeripheralRegistry; the kinetic SCADA pack now routes entirely through KineticReadback so its two declarations cannot drift; the three CC integration classes share one add() helper. No behavioural change.
• CI compiles and tests against the ends of the declared upstream ranges (Simulated 1.2.1/1.3.0 × Sable 1.1.1/2.0.3), so an upstream rename fails a build instead of a user's launch. Adds the first tests in the repo.