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Andrew Miner 93c98e16ac Further fixes of how passthrough items are handled
* When evaluating a plan, only give the pass-through treatment to
  items if the step they're part of was actually executed
* When marking a step "complete", ignore passthrough items
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I've been working on adding a new mod, and I ran across a bug which has been in the system for a
while now, but which will cause serious problems with a lot of the recipes in the new mod. So, I put
the mod aside for a bit to fix it.
p.
The bug was that when you are making something like an <a
href="/browse/forge_multipart/oak_wood_cover">Oak Wood Cover</a> the <a
href="/browse/forge_multipart/stone_saw">saw</a> wouldn't be part of the crafting plan. This isn't
such a big deal for most things, but for this new mod, it would have been a major problem.
section
h3 2016-04-14
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p.
In between adding new features to the website, I've taken a little break to add support for
<a href="/browse/projectred">ProjectRed</a>. It takes up the mantle of the retired RedPower mod
and adds a lot of what that one used to provide: logic gates, cables, pneumatic tubes, and lots and
lots of new lights and lamps.
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h3 2016-04-05
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p.
Today, I finally reveal the new Crafting Guide website! While there are only minor changes to the
outward appearance, a <i>lot</i> has changed under the covers. First, you should notice that the
general appearance is more consistently "Minecraft" in feel, and everything is quite a bit faster.
You should also notice that it works a little bit better on mobile devices (much more on that to
come). Finally, you'll notice that things are organized a bit better than they have been in the
past.
p.
If you've used the site before, one thing which has disappeared is the "configure" page. Now, to
say which mods you're using, just go to the individual mod pages and select the version of that mod
you've got in your mod pack directly. Just as before, the rest of the website will adjust to use the
version you select (or to ignore that mod if you select "no" version).
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h3 2016-03-26
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The second contribution comes from <a href="http://github.com/kythorn">Jay Oliver</a> who has
added the data files for <a href="/browse/quantum_flux">Quantum Flux</a>. Quantum Flux provides
various items for moving RF power wirelessly and manipulating the flow of time. It also
provides some pretty powerful powered armor.
p.
The third contribution, from <a href="http://github.com/ThePsionic">ThePsionic</a>, is a
BuildCraft add-on called <a href="/browse/logistics_pipes">Logistics Pipes</a>. This mod adds
a whole complex set of pipes which allow automated retrieval, crafting, sorting, and more.
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h3 2016-03-25
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p.
I've gotten a few contributions of whole mods recently, and I'm catching up on getting them up
on the site. First up is <a href="/browse/agricraft">Agricraft</a>, contributed by
<a href="http://github.com/dragagon">dragagon</a>! Agricraft takes the idea of crops from IC2
and pumps it up to a whole new level with a cross-breeding program that introduces a way to grow
anything from native Minecraft flowers all the way up to diamonds!
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h3 2015-02-11
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p.
I've been using <a href="/browse/modular_powersuits">Modular PowerSuits</a> myself lately, and I
noticed that the newest version (finally!) comes with default recipes. So, I've updated
Crafting Guide to support both the newest vanilla recipes as well as those from Thermal
Expansion. You can switch back and forth on the <a href="/configure">Configure</a> page.
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h3 2015-02-09
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Back before the winter holidays, the extremely patient <a href="https://github.com/tdallmann">
tdallmann</a> completed support for <a href="/browse/hydraulicraft/">Hydraulicraft</a>, and I'm
afraid I'm only now getting it up on the site! It looks like a neat mod based all around the
science of hydraulics with a nicely stepped set of devices to be made at each level. Many thanks
to tddallmann for adding it to Crafting Guide!
p.
I also received a submission for adding <a href="/browse/opencomputers">OpenComputers</a> from
<a href="https://github.com/yut23">yut23</a>. Should be a big help to those aspiring Minecraft
programmers who want a bit more challege than is provided by <a href="/browse/computercraft">
ComputerCraft</a>! Thanks, yut23!
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h3 2015-11-25
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p.
With many thanks to <a href="https://github.com/pkmnfrk">Mike Caron</a>, I'm pleased to announce
support for <a href="/browse/storage_drawers">Storage Drawers</a>!
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h3 2015-12-13
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p.
I'm super excited to announce that I've added full multi-block support for Crafting Guide! For
example, check out a <a href="/browse/big_reactors/5_core_passive_reactor">5-Core Reactor</a>
from Big Reactors, or the <a href="/browse/railcraft/steel_tank_5x5x5">5x5x5 Steel Tank</a> from
Railcraft. I'm really pleased with how it turned out!
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h3 2015-11-17
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p.
And today, it's <a href="/browse/extra_cells">Extra Cells</a>!
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h3 2015-11-16
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It's a small one, but also highly requested... Here's <a
href="/browse/computercraft">ComputerCraft</a>!
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h3 2015-11-14
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p.
One more small one over the weekend... <a href="/browse/advanced_solar_panels">Advanced Solar
Panels</a> has been added to crafting guide!
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h3 2015-11-14
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p.
For a long while now, <a href="/browse/galacticraft">Galacticraft</a> has been the most
requested mod, and it's finally here! Enjoy!
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h3 2015-11-10
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p.
Remember me? They guy who runs the site. Yeah, I'm back, and with big news! The site now has
a completely new crafting algorithm. Instead of just taking the first crafting plan it comes up
with, it tries to compute every possible plan, rates them, and then picks the best one. This
also clears up a lot of bugs related to the old algorithm. The one drawback is that some items
can take a bit longer to compute than with the old way, but I think you'll find it's worth it!
p.
On a personal note, I think it's clear that I don't have nearly as much time to dedicate to the
site as I used to. That's mostly because I started a new job which keeps me away from working
on the site so much. I hope to be able to get into a more regular pace now things my personal
life has settled down again.