LazyCraft

LazyCraft is a collection of crafting quality-of-life features designed to make Minecraft’s recipe book faster and more intuitive to use.

Recursive Crafting

Double-click a recipe that vanilla considers uncraftable, and LazyCraft will attempt to craft all of its required components in order before placing the final item in your inventory.

A single click still behaves similarly to vanilla and places the selected recipe into the crafting grid. When a recipe is recursively craftable, its output can also be taken from the result slot as though all the required ingredients were already available.

For example, crafting a dispenser can automatically craft the required sticks and bow first, provided you have all the necessary base ingredients.

Inventory Space

Some free inventory space is recommended.

LazyCraft temporarily places intermediate items into your inventory so they can be used by the following crafting steps. If your inventory is completely full, Minecraft may briefly display or drop ghost items during the process. These do not replace or consume any additional ingredients, but crafting is more reliable when a few slots are available.

Features

Recursive crafting through the recipe book
Direct crafting from recipe-book entries
Crafting-table and player-inventory crafting
Support for modded crafting recipes
Multiplayer server support

Because LazyCraft performs several normal crafting actions in quick succession, some servers with strict anti-cheat systems may interfere with recursive crafting.

Planned Features

Dynamic support for additional crafting stations
Recipe-book highlighting for recursively craftable recipes
Further crafting quality-of-life options

Development Status

LazyCraft is currently in early development. Features, behavior, configuration options, and compatibility may change between releases.

Bug reports and feedback are welcome.

License

LazyCraft is licensed under the MIT License.

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