Slimefun

118 commits since v5.3.2. The headline work is a rebuilt guide: every addon now gets exactly one menu, items are filed into shared categories, and the guide can tell you where to find something. Alongside that, a long-standing translation bug that made whole families of items show their raw id is fixed, and cargo networks got substantially faster. Highlights · Every addon gets one guide menu. An addon's top-level groups are folded into a single entry named after the addon and iconed from the installer catalog, so the main menu no longer fills up with one addon's sections. Addons can shape their own menu via Slimefun.getAddonMenus().declareRoot(..); those that don't get one built for them, including third-party addons. · Info widgets belong to a menu. A GuideWidget can now be attached to an addon's menu instead of the guide's main menu, and appears in the categorized layout only when it declares a category. Replaces the pattern of shipping "info" pseudo-items that sat among real, craftable items. · Addons can ship in-game wiki pages. Core reads wiki/topics.yml, wiki/mechanics.yml and per-language overrides from every installed addon automatically. Browse by Addon now offers a choice between an addon's items and its wiki. SlimeTinker, Networks, InfinityExpansion and ExoticGarden ship guides. · The guide tells you where an item is. Search results and locked recipe ingredients now name the route and page to reach an item, following whichever layout you're using. A locked ingredient can be unlocked by clicking it, instead of hunting down its group first. · Item families no longer show their raw id. The English baseline recorded an exact entry per item using its template's display name, which under the id-only rule is the id, and exact entries beat %MOB% family templates. That pinned the raw id on every family-covered item: SoulJars' per-mob jars, FoxyMachines' per-material ghost blocks. No item can display a raw id any more. · Cargo networks are much faster. Reflective compatibility handles are resolved once instead of on every call (measured ~1900ns to ~60ns per persistent-data read), and an item's meta is built once per wrap rather than twice. Both sit under every item comparison, so the win is not limited to cargo. · Machines no longer duplicate their contents. Breaking a machine left its stored inventory in the database, so the next block placed on the spot inherited it and the contents could be collected twice. Deletion now goes through the active storage backend; moving a machine persists correctly too. · Items are filed into real categories. Twelve addons now declare a category per item group, and a group's category covers every item in it. Far fewer addon items fall into Misc. · Variants share a slot. Items with variants (colours, tiers) show as one cycling slot rather than flooding a category, with a dedicated picker for cheating one in. · Multiblocks assemble themselves. Placing a multiblock's item builds and verifies the structure, ownership is assigned automatically so redstone auto-crafting works everywhere, and the assembler handles cells that forbid block placers. · Player data moved to the database backend. Researches, backpacks and waypoints now follow the configured storage backend alongside block data. · /sf metrics reports what is actually happening. It says whether the metrics module is running and why if not, lists every addon with whether its metrics reach bStats, and prints the live data being sent, including the standard fields bStats attaches. Fixes · Recipe encoder blueprints could be created but never executed: the auto crafter's vanilla-recipe lookup was stubbed out during the Java 8 port, so every vanilla blueprint was rejected. · Category icons built from a SlimefunItemStack rendered as their raw id (DUMMY_ID, GCE_ICON, FM_FAST_MACHINES) or, with no name at all, as their raw material. · Addon icons in the wiki's addon list collapsed to default Steve heads, because the icon was rebuilt from its material and lost the skull texture. · The installer showed a nether star for every addon after a refactor dropped the per-addon icon map. · A click-flood packet storm could crash a menu; inventory click rate is now capped. · Enhanced furnace speed boosts and auto-crafter recipe choices were lost on 26.x because live tile states were not updated. · Backpack ids are stored in persistent data, and repaired spawners keep their mob type by reading it from NBT. · Machine GUI titles are translated per viewer and coloured from their header item, rather than being retitled a tick late. · Charge and durability values render live into packet lore instead of being baked onto stored items. · Wiki links point at the correct lowercase site path, derived per item from the template. · Copper chests work as cargo storage blocks. · The coverage audit no longer reports family-covered or resolver-rendered items as untranslated. Notes for addon developers · Give an item group a category with ItemGroup#setCategory(String). One call covers every item in that group. · Attach an info screen to your menu with the GuideWidget constructor taking an addon and a category. · Ship wiki/topics.yml and wiki/mechanics.yml in your jar and core will pick them up; no registration call needed. · Build category icons with CustomItemStack, not SlimefunItemStack - the latter always overwrites the display name with the item id. · Boot lints now report item groups with a placeholder or missing label, and addons whose items fall back to Misc.