Always More Items
This is a partial backport of the JustEnoughItems mod for Minecraft version b1.7.3, providing enhanced inventory and recipe management capabilities.
Advantages over HMI-fabric (for players):
The interface has become significantly less laggy. Full support for StationAPI tooltips. Ability to hide unnecessary items from view (in development). Synchronization of recipes between server and client - servers with custom recipes work correctly without additional client-side mods (requires AMI installation on the server).
Completely redesigned tooltip display system:
Tooltips are rendered last, allowing them to be displayed at any moment regardless of the current interface. Smart tooltip positioning considering screen edges, unlike the vanilla system. Support for modern text formatting (italics, bold font, and others). Ability to display item stacks, dividers, and even images. API for customization and functionality expansion coming soon.
Item rarity system:
Without additional mods adding rarities to items, the system remains inactive. Supports stylish formatting, colored headers, and icons.
Disadvantages compared to HMI-fabric:
Mandatory installation of StationAPI regardless of your preferences (planned to be fixed, but this will result in loss of all functions except those related to recipes).
Advantages over other inventory editors:
Giving items with NBT and metadata in multiplayer (requires AMI on server). Healing players in multiplayer (requires AMI on server). Managing time of day in multiplayer. Viewing crafting recipes.
Advantages for developers:
Logical API allowing almost complete reuse of existing container and rendering code, eliminating the need for specialized containers and interfaces. Completely redesigned tooltip rendering system with support for modern colors and formatting, as well as rarity system (latter in development). Multiple rendering helper functions significantly simplifying interface creation and editing. Item blacklist API that can be updated during runtime for progress-locked items.
