Pantrywork
The ore dictionary that food mods never got. Bridges fourteen mods — Farmer's Delight, Croptopia, Pam's, the Let's Do series, Create and more — into one shared tag vocabulary, so one mod's cheese works in another's recipes at a fair price.
Список изменений
0.6.0 - Ten more dialect bridges, and life support for a tag Farmer's Delight deleted.
Fixed: recipes that vanished when FD removed c:foods/milk. FD retired that tag in 1.21.1-1.3.0, but a number of Delight addons still reference it - and an undefined tag doesn't just fail to match, it makes Minecraft drop the whole recipe. Four addon jars were opened to count it: Arbitrary Delight (16 recipes), Cultural Delights (4), Pineapple Delight (3), Nature's Delight (2). Pantrywork now restores the tag with Farmer's Delight's own final contents - milk bucket and milk bottle, nothing more - so those dishes are craftable again.
If you maintain one of those addons, the real fix is to point the recipe at c:drinks/milk; Pantrywork already resolves that to every supported mod's milk, buckets included. This shim is for packs that can't patch.
Ten more dialect collisions bridged, found by auditing every common tag the supported mods define:
- Cereals. Croptopia files them one way, Farm & Charm another, Farmer's Delight a third. All three now see each other's barley, oat, corn and rice.
- Juices. Croptopia's
apple_juiceand Pam'sapplejuiceare the same drink spelled two ways; same for melon. - Croptopia's toast and Pam's toast; Croptopia's ground pork and Pam's; Farmer's Delight's cookies into Pam's cookie tag; Farm & Charm's isolated flour tag.
Deliberately left alone: caramel, flour, grain, bread, egg and corn are already declared by two or more mods, so they merge on their own and need no help.