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Masterful Machinery Fork

Its a fork from Masterful machinery. The original Mod got removed.

File Details

MasterfulMachinery-3-1.20.1-0.1.33.0.jar

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  • Apr 3, 2026
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  • 1.20.1
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File Name

MasterfulMachinery-3-1.20.1-0.1.33.0.jar

Supported Versions

  • 1.20.1

Curse Maven Snippet

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implementation fg.deobf("curse.maven:masterful-machinery-fork-1361830:7867417")
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## [0.1.33.0] - 2026-04-03 — Performance & Stability

### Added
- Per-controller cache for available capability amounts (ITEM, FLUID, ENERGY, MANA, STEAM, CREATE, MEKANISM_CHEMICAL) to reduce repeated handler queries per tick.
- Recipe requirement HashMap: recipes are preprocessed into a Map of required capability types and amounts for fast eligibility checks.
- Mekanism type-id cache for chemical normalization to avoid expensive string/object comparisons during recipe matching.

### Changed
- Early-exit paths during recipe search: controller aborts search as soon as a required capability is proven insufficient across relevant ports.
- Recipe checks now only validate capability types actually required by the recipe (no more blanket checks of all types).
- Reduced handler calls and temporary allocations (e.g., FluidStack creation) to lower MSPT under load.
- Excessive warnings/log spam reduced or moved to DEBUG level.

### Fixed
- Improved handling for multiblocks with permanent infinite inputs/outputs to avoid TPS degradation.

### Tech notes / suggested data structures
- CapabilityType (enum): ITEM, FLUID, ENERGY, MANA, STEAM, CREATE, MEKANISM_CHEMICAL
- RecipeRequirements: Map<CapabilityType, List<IngredientSpec>> (IngredientSpec: id, amount, matcher)
- ControllerCache (per-controller): stores availableAmounts per CapabilityType, lastValidatedTick, candidateRecipes; supports invalidateForPortChange()
- MekanismTypeIdCache: Map<String, MekTypeKey> with weak/TTL references to avoid long-lived heap retention