Craftbound
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Craftbound replaces the Minecraft recipe book with one that adds recipes for all the mods you have installed, and turns them into a way to progressively discover the game as you play.
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What's new
- Craftbound now runs on Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.8, 1.21.10, 1.21.11 and 26.1.2, with a separate download for each. The book looks and behaves the same on all of them.
- Above 1.21.1 the book has no Create categories, because Create has no release for those versions yet. Nothing else is missing.
- Above 1.21.1, placing a recipe into the crafting grid from the book needs a server that also has Craftbound. On a server without it the place button stays greyed out, since the game no longer gives the client a way to ask for a recipe it has not already learned.
- Craftbound now requires Just Enough Items instead of refusing to run alongside it. Install the matching JEI release next to Craftbound. In exchange, mods that hard-depend on JEI now work in the same pack, and you get JEI's own screens alongside the book.
- JEI stays out of sight. Its item list, bookmark list and recipe screen do not appear, so the book remains the one place recipes are shown and nothing is spoiled ahead of time. Your JEI settings are left alone.
- The book itself is unchanged: the same recipes from the same mods, shown the same way.
- Tag listings no longer count as recipes. They treated everything sharing a tag as made from everything else in it, so a single block could reveal dozens of entries that then refused to open.
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