Supporoform
This modification represents a fork of the popular addons Tinker's Construct and Hephaestus, created specifically for use within a certain modpack. The project eliminates critical errors and includes some changes aimed at improving stability.
This version is developed exclusively for the Minecraft 1.20.1 game client with the Fabric platform installed and is not planned for adaptation to other game versions.
Fixed Issues
Most of the discovered shortcomings affected the operation of smelting setups and tool creation systems:
- Fixed incorrect item drops when destroying inventory blocks
- Eliminated client crash when attempting to open a damaged smeltery interface
- Restored previously unavailable recipes due to incorrect tags
- Resolved the problem with incorrect item stacking when directly placing into the furnace
- Fixed server crash when using piglin/zombie_piglin heads as helmets
- Fixed the bug with chestplate disappearance when used together with the backpack
- Implemented protection against liquid duplication when container volume is insufficient
- Fixed absorption of single fuel by the heater without energy generation
- Eliminated spontaneous disappearance of liquids under certain transfer conditions
- Restored previously unavailable tool modifiers
Implemented Changes
Controversial recipes for smelting skeletons into milk have been removed. The Star module has also been updated to resolve compatibility conflicts with the Thin Air modification.
Compatibility with Other Mods
Most of the source code retained its original form, ensuring high compatibility with extensions developed for Hephaestus. Successful testing has been conducted with the following projects:
- EMI Addon: Extra Mod Integrations
Frequently Asked Questions
Is mutual replacement with Hephaestus possible?
Yes, you can safely replace one mod with another. All system identifiers remain unchanged.
Why wasn't a separate addon created?
Initially, developers planned to release fixes using the mixins technology. However, some problems required access to protected code sections, which excluded the possibility of creating an external patch.
