* Added Fluid Storage Cells
* Added Fluid Import Bus
* Added Fluid Export Bus
* Added Fluid Storage Bus
* Added Fluid Terminal.
While holding a item with the FLUID_HANDLER_ITEM_CAPABILITY, such as a tank
Left click on a fluid to extract the fluid
Right click to insert the fluid
* Use itemstack as itemdef
* HIGH_TAG/LOW_TAG should be compared both directions
* Remove getTagCompound
* Make Itemlist implementation independent
* Cache item id for performance reasons
* Add preconditions to saveguard against external meddling
* Chache itemDamage
* Remove IAEStackSearchKey for now, rename getDisplayStack
* Refactored the BaseActionSource
It now uses an interface `IActionSource` instead of a concrete class and further
subclasses.
Instead of relying on a specific class for a certain action type, it now
uses methods with Optional as return values to determine a player or
machine issuing an action. Refer to the JavaDocs for the exact behaviour.
* `IActionHost` no longer extends `IGridHost`
It never used the additional functionality and if needed the `IGridNode`
will also provide a reference to the corresponding `IGridHost`.
Due to most crafting related GUIs being hardcoded to `IGridHost`,
they no longer work when `IActionHost` is not extending it. Actually
`IActionHost` is the better solution for it, as it prevents us from looking
the grid up via the `IGridHost` and potentially finding a wrong grid.
* Interfaces now only lock the currently worked slot.
This allows `DualityInterface#onChangeInventory` to update slots of the same interface, should they be the source for a requested item and therefore updating their working set accordingly to queue further crafting requests for unfulfilled stack requirements.
* Fixes#2680: Use a shorter cable anchor model when blocked by a facade.
* Fixes#2664: Prevent anchors from creating intersection.
Replaced the simple List<ResourceLocation> for the static models with a
new container also indicating a solid part, which can be used to prevent
the creation of an intersection.
Second update pass which fixes all compile errors. Some parts may have
aftermath effect, hence why 3rd pass will check those maked with
"aftermath".
Errors: 82 -> 0. Mod can be launched.
This is first update pass, which is mainly import reorganization, name
fixes, etc... Although some parts of second were done where changes
aren't important.
Errors: ~1400 -> 82.
Using LogManager instead of FMLRelaunchLog to access the logger instance.
Added logging of the name of failed exports instead of exception.
Improved crafting log to include issuer including their location and the
requested item.
Removed superfluous FMLRelaunchLog instance.
Removed superfluous parameters for PlayerData constructor.
Reduces the visibility of all fields to private and create setters/getters
when necessary. Exceptions are fields with GuiSync as these need to be
public.
Reduces the visibility of internal methods to private/protected/default when possible.
Some general refactoring of every monitor including panels and terminals.
Disabled glPushAttrib and glPopAttrib for StorageMonitor as this can be a
performance issue.
Conflicts:
src/main/java/appeng/parts/AEBasePart.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartConversionMonitor.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartDarkMonitor.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartMonitor.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartPatternTerminal.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartSemiDarkMonitor.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartStorageMonitor.java
src/main/java/appeng/parts/reporting/PartTerminal.java
Many exceptions got an improvement due to changed class or description or details it is providing.
Is not complete, needs to be done in patches in the regions, where it is needed, since some are just
swallowed.
Removed total usage of pure RuntimeExceptions to 0.
Removes the usage of the old methods, since they were pretty, but not applicable for our use case. The displayed strings are determined by the size of the to be rendered string. Now the algorithm tries to use as much width as possible before trying to trim it down.
Added tests to reflect the changes and expected behaviour. Also using specific interfaces for the corresponding behaviour to shield from potential calls to the underlying enum singleton implementation.
Salomão