Iron Age Furniture 0.4.0.2603002

• Removes flame and smoke from held candles. Placed lighting keeps its existing behaviour.
• Restores the matching-metal dish beneath sconce candles and makes the candles smaller, with particles aligned to their wicks.
• Restores the angled obsidian-chunk inventory model and the bare-frame item model for shield chairs with no shield attached.
• Makes an empty shield chair's outline and collision match its open wooden frame, and restores sneak-right-click shield removal even when the other hand holds an item.
• Adds wingback chairs, thrones, wooden and canopy beds, and matching double beds across the twelve vanilla wood families.
• Preserves all sixteen upholstery colours through crafting, placement, mining and reloads, with matching upgrade discovery and four creative tabs.
• Lets shield chairs retain a removable shield with its full item components.
• Adds mixed-colour vanilla candle sconces, twin torches, tallow, optional rock-salt lamps, and iron, gold and non-weathering copper frames.
• Retains optional Base Metals identities without making the provider mandatory.
• Gives every sconce metal its own placed-block identity, including Base Metals frames. Existing item IDs stay unchanged, and older placed sconces keep their material, orientation and contents when upgraded.
• Prevents old sconce data from being lost during world upgrades, including updates made without changing Minecraft versions.
• Carries forward the mining, support-loss, waterlogging, redstone, Silk Touch and lava-lamp corrections from the earlier Phase 4 ports.
• Imports legacy furniture, colours, metals, shields and candles before obsolete save data is discarded. Old wall candles receive an iron frame during conversion.
• Recognises the original 1.10 metal storage ID as well as its later names, so gold and Base Metals sconces retain their material when an older world is upgraded.
• Keeps recovered candle and shield items safe when the Creative inventory is full, returning them to a slot or dropping them rather than discarding them.
• Fixes startup on newer NeoForge/FML versions and keeps gameplay settings synchronised on servers.
• Updates recipes, language fallbacks and the build layout. Biomes O' Plenty furniture remains in its separate add-on.
• Adds separate core-only and BOP/add-on client tasks to Eclipse's Gradle Tasks view, with isolated worlds and checked dependency jars.
• Restores the shield-chair back's intended size and orientation, without the handheld shield grip. Colours, patterns and enchantment glint also render correctly while the chair falls.
• Keeps dropped metal sconce frames safe from a shattered lava lamp's fire and fixes a client crash when a released lamp starts falling.
• Preserves the metal when an empty wall sconce is broken, instead of returning an iron frame.

Back up existing worlds before upgrading. The upgrade guide explains what is preserved and which older third-party content is not supported.

0.3.0.2603002

• Port IronAgeFurniture to Minecraft 26.3 and NeoForge 26.3.0.1-beta on Java 25.
• Retain the complete vanilla wood catalog, including Pale Oak, plus the existing furniture, lighting, flammability, lava-lamp, and save-compatibility behavior.
• Omit Biomes O' Plenty, Oh The Biomes We've Gone, and Immersive Engineering furniture because none currently provides a compatible NeoForge 26.3 release.
• Generate Minecraft 26.3 item definitions and target-native recipe and advancement data from the deterministic checked-in furniture catalog.
• Retain the scoped BOP-cherry registry aliases so existing IronAgeFurniture IDs continue to map to vanilla Cherry furniture.
• Provide reproducible Eclipse/Buildship setup with the exact Temurin Java 25 toolchain, processed resources, and a duplicate-free NeoForge classpath.