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Licensed MIT
Published 2 years ago
Updated 7 months ago
All versions
1.3.2-beta.2
Beta
Create Nuclear 1.3.2-beta.29 months ago 8,709
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
QOL
- Updated item tags for uranium and coal dusts in
CNItemsandCNMixingRecipeGento make recipes more flexible and tag-driven. (commit9a32735) - Reorganized uranium processing recipes for improved clarity and consistency. (commit
2f7ae97, commit7842a12) - Refactored armor and dust tags to simplify tag management and ease future recipe changes. (commit
2f7ae97)
Bug Fixes
- Merged fixes from
Fix-create608&craft(PR #9) addressing crafting and compatibility issues. (commitc8cdf6d) - Fixed issues in recipe generation and recipe definitions introduced during refactors. (commit
159f735, commit7842a12)
Additions
- No major feature additions in this set; the changes focus on refactors, tag updates and recipe reorganizations to prepare for ongoing compatibility work. (commits
9a32735,2f7ae97,159f735,7842a12)
Technical / Codebase
- Refactored anti-radiation armor item classes and updated recipe generation to be more modular and maintainable. (commit
159f735) - Reorganized recipe/data generation sources to reduce duplication and improve localization support. (commit
7842a12)
Notes
- This batch merges fixes intended to address crafting crashes and recipe issues related to recent refactors (see PR #9).
- Commits included in this changelog:
- commit
c8cdf6dMerge pull request #9 from Create-Nuclear-Team/Fix-create608&craft - commit
9a32735Update item tags for uranium and coal dusts in CNItems and CNMixingRecipeGen - commit
2f7ae97Refactor armor and dust tags, reorganize recipes for uranium processing - commit
159f735Refactor anti-radiation armor item classes and update recipe generation - commit
7842a12Update recipes and localization for uranium processing and crafting
- commit
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Any compatible version
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