SecurityCraft (Fabric)

Added

• SecurityCraft: Explosives — a new creative tab with the full explosives set, in the original's order: 42 entries (43 on the versions that have the Creaking Heart).
• Mine — the classic hidden explosive. Right-click to arm or defuse it; it detonates when an entity steps on it.
• 34 disguised mines — mines that look exactly like an ordinary block until they go off: stone, cobblestone, deepslate, dirt, sand, gravel, netherrack, end stone, gilded blackstone, suspicious sand and gravel, ancient debris, every ore and its deepslate variant, plus Furnace, Smoker and Blast Furnace mines that still work as their real block until triggered.
• Bouncing Betty — leaps into the air before exploding, so cover is no help.
• Claymore — a directional mine that fires along the way it faces. Takes a lens to change the colour of its sight line.
• IMS (Intelligent Munitions System) — launches homing bombs at intruders, with a configurable number of charges. Crafted from a Portable Radar, reinforced iron and Bouncing Betties.
• Rail Mine — a rail that explodes when a minecart rides over it.
• Mine Remote Access Tool — bind up to six mines by right-clicking them, then arm, defuse, detonate or unbind any of them remotely from its screen.
• Wire Cutters — shift-right-click a passcode-protected block to convert it back and recover the Key Panel.
• Portable Radar — detects players in range and messages its owner. Its options (search radius and delay, message repeat, team messaging, ignore owner, respect invisibility) are saved and honoured.

Fixed

• GUI labels were invisible on the newer Minecraft versions. They were drawn with the colour 4210752, i.e. 0x00404040, whose alpha is zero — older versions silently forced such colours opaque and newer ones do not. This affected the Universal Block Reinforcer, both passcode screens, the colour chooser and the Mine Remote Access Tool.
• The JEI item list no longer covers the Block Reinforcer's colour chooser — JEI now knows about the popped-out area and moves its list aside, like the original.
• Converting a Frame into a Keypad plays the mod's own lock sound instead of a vanilla iron door.
• Creative tab order now matches the original — Technical, Explosives, Decoration. Fabric sorts custom tabs by their id rather than by registration order, which had put them in the wrong order.
• Reinforced Dispenser and Dropper (and their vertical variants) rendered as missing models, because the block model parent they refer to had never been added on these versions.
• The Laser Block recipe on 1.20.1 could not be crafted: it used conventional tags that do not exist before 1.20.5, so two of its ingredients were empty.
• The Reinforced Iron Bars loot table referred to a loot condition this port does not implement, which made the server fail to parse it.
• The 26.x branches could not be built at all on a machine without Java 25 installed, since they had no toolchain repository configured. Gradle now fetches the toolchain itself.