Completely new system to render facades.
It will now support many more cases compared to the old system.
For example connected textures are now possible, as well as multilayer models and so on.
* Reworked cable connections
Added enums for cable variants and sizes.
Rules for connections between a cable and another cable or grid member
are much more simple without any exceptions for certain combinations.
1/ Connections are rendered as the lowest type between cores.
2/ Each type uses are core for clear separation.
3/ The core will always be on the cable with the higher order.
* Remove obsolete api and fix some warning
* Move MEMonitorHandler to internal code and fix some warnings
* Rename exceptions to conform to naming scheme
* Updated Forge to 1.12.2 RB
Updated mappings to the MDK defaults for 1.12.2
Updated related depdencies
* With Forge 14.23 not available for < 1.12.2, we have to drop support.
With one potential fix for TE corruption, this step should be
reasonable.
* Renamed all dense smart cable related things to include smart
* Added dense covered cables
* Added abstract PartDenseCable to reduce redundant code
* Added dense covered recipes
* Ensures ItemPart ordering to be consitent.
Now takes the metadata into account to preserve the ordering for colored
items instead of just the part type name and depend on the insertion
order of a hashmap.
* 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.
Since the root cause is actually that the Vanilla lighting pipeline doesn't support such Vertex Formats, we disable it also if the Forge lighting pipeline is disabled.
This also relates to #2489.
Facades will now use the correct side to determine the texture to use, and will fall back to general quads.
Fixed crafting of facades on the server by removing the check for model simplicity.
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