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Reliable Recipe Viewer (RRV)

A recipe viewer for the latest versions of Minecraft, rebuilt from EIV and designed to be configured.

File Details

RRV 8.0.0 for 26.1 Fabric

  • R
  • Apr 25, 2026
  • 572.41 KB
  • 108
  • 26.1.2+2
  • Fabric

File Name

reliable-recipe-viewer-8.0.0+26.1.2-fabric.jar

Supported Versions

  • 26.1.2
  • 26.1.1
  • 26.1

Curse Maven Snippet

Fabric

modImplementation "curse.maven:rrv-1422317:7984461"
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Added

  • RRV's overlays have been given a fresh new theme, inspired by the Recipe Book. This can be reverted in the config to restore a more classic appearance.
  • Vanilla recipes are now synchronized through the Fabric and NeoForge Recipe Synchronization APIs. This allows for using built-in codecs and stream codecs for synchronization, allows for some of RRV's features to function with another recipe viewer on the server (e.g. JEI), and deduplicates effort for synchronizing modded recipes.
    • In your server integration (or earlier), call ServerRecipeManager.synchronizeRecipeType with your recipe serializer and recipe type. This will automatically be supplied to NeoForge and Fabric's APIs when they request them.
    • In your client integration, call ClientRecipeManager.getRecipesForType to retrieve all synchronized recipes.
    • Client integrations can now make use of ItemView.addClientRecipeProvider to provide a list of client recipes directly rather than expecting every recipe to exist on the server. This is expected to be used in tandem with the recipe synchronization API.
    • For more details, see the newly revised v8.0.0 docs.
  • Client recipes are now expected to provide a valid Identifier by overriding ClientRecipe#getId.
    • Recipe ids can be seen by hovering over the result with the "Show Recipe ID" config enabled.
    • Client recipes can now be hidden by their ID via the rrv:exclusions resource pack file and the API method ItemView#excludeRecipe, see the docs for more information.
  • On Fabric, a partial client fallback mode is now used that pulls recipes from the client's recipe folder.
  • Pressing the Bookmark key while hovering over a recipe result will now bookmark that recipe. Clicking on that bookmark will open the recipe directly.
  • The craftables panel now shows results associated with recipes.
  • CTRL-Clicking on an item slot with an associated recipe will now attempt to quick craft it.
  • Additional special recipe types are available in RRV.
    • Support for imbuing, book cloning, map extending, firework rocket, shield decoration, repairing, and decorated pot crafting recipes.
    • Fluid bucketing recipes are now included in RRV.
    • World interaction recipes for Concrete are now included.
  • Namespace tooltips can now be shown in all contexts, instead of only in the Item View. This is configurable.
  • A new button on the overlay screen that allows switching the current side panel (thanks @lurkywho for sprite help).
  • Item tag translations for 26.2-snapshot-3.
  • A new API for registering keybinds when hovering over item slots (thanks @Fox2Code)

Changed

  • Shaped recipes are now sorted before shapeless recipes.
  • Crafting client recipes now make use of a builder.
  • ReliableClientRecipe#getViewType was renamed to ReliableClientRecipe#getType, backwards compatible.
  • Minor config reorganization.
  • Namespaced tooltips will now default to being disabled if another mod is present that has the feature (WTHIT/Jade/Item Descriptions)
  • Decreased padding on item entries.
  • Incompatible server warning is now displayed when attempting to see recipes to ensure recipe synchronization has completed.

Fixed

  • Bug with overlay toggling.
  • Improvements to config handling.
  • Bug causing keybinds to remove bookmarks.
  • Info recipe rendering error with some resource packs.
  • Improvements to fluid rendering and removal of hardcoded fluids.
  • Performance issues opening the inventory (thanks @Fox2Code)