From now on every integration must not rely on method stripping through
a coremod or @Optional. Notable example for a very good solution is IC2.
As consequence this drops all support for RF and mods must support on of
our supported energy types. At the time of writing, ForgeEnergy and
IC2/EU.
* IC2 rework to avoid a coremod or @Optional
Updated IC2 dependency
Refactored IC2 itemcharging to use an IBackupElectricManager.
Allows charging any ae powered item by using an IBackupElectricManager
instead of having to implement IElectricItem and stripping it by some
sort.
Updated IAEItemPowerStorage to use Actionable for an easier handling
with power APIs supporting a simulation.
Refactored EU P2P to avoid method stripping
Use a modified internal BasicSinkSource instead of implementing
IEnergySource and IEnergySink directly on the tunnel.
Removed the superfluous EU P2P layers.
* Removed internalBattery due to being too complex
* Creative Energy Cell is not a chargeable item
Moved the cap injection to a method, allows them to be configurable.
This is not possible for Forge Energy as it is injected before even the
configuration are lodaed, thus violating their own capability contract
to use the method injection to explicitly make it configurable.
Updated the ratio key for forge energy to "ForgeEnergy" without a space
Added appeng_at.cfg and updated build.gradle to correctly include the AT when building.
Deleted the now useless ASMTweaker.
Moved the coremod from package transformer to coremod as a better matching name.
Updated the old 1.7.10 code using reflection to drop it where forge or vanilla now exposes that functionality directly.
- Refactored boostrap code:
* Completely reworked item/block/tile registration.
* Fixed server side startup.
* Fixed server side startup.
* More documentation.
* More heavy cleanup
* More cleanups.
* Major refactoring of state mapping and fixes a lot of other issue related to item rendering.
* Fixes sky chest item models (no item TESR).
* Only use CachingRotatingBakedModel for tile entities automatically.
Fix default rotation of quartz pillar for item model.
* Used method reference instead of lambda for ItemMeshDefinition for multiparts.
* Removed unnecessary IHasSpecialItemModel
* Removed unused IconReg class.
* Updated resource pack version.
Deprecates the old usage of the AEItemDefinitions via the direct method access of
* blocks()
* parts()
* items()
* materials()
and thus use the new re-direct via definitions().
All definitions are now initialized, no matter what. But SubItems, Items and Blocks are not registered, if by chance are disabled.
To integrate these into the current system, some changes to the background had to be done, especially to the feature handler. It now uses an interface to work against which you can implement to get your own feature handler instead modifying the base one and add several special cases code
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