Simple Craft Editor

Version 1.2.0

Five Minecraft versions, three more recipe types, and recipes that can care about the data on an item.

Added

• Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2 and 26.2, on Fabric and NeoForge
• REI support, beside JEI and EMI: drag items and fluids onto the editor's slots, and press the key over its list to open a recipe
• Cobblemon's campfire pot: both of its recipe types, with the seasoning rules — which item tag a player may add to the pot, and which of the seven properties the dish takes from it
• Smithing table upgrades: diamond gear into netherite, and whatever else a pack adds
• Data as part of a crafting recipe. A recipe can require the data on the items placed in the grid, so it works with the chest actually named "Pepito" and not with any chest; and the result can be baked in exactly as it was left. Four ways to decide where the crafted result's data comes from
• Shift + the editor key over an item with no recipe starts a new one that makes it
• A tag in a slot now shows the items the tag holds, one after another, instead of a stand-in
• Every button whose label does not say what it will do has a line that does

Fixed

• The editor key could not find a recipe whose interesting output was not its main result — Create's crushing recipes, among others
• Editing a recipe with JEI installed froze the game for a second or two while JEI rebuilt itself
• Typing a recipe id that does not exist said the recipe had been written by a script
• Large parts of the interface appeared in English when playing in Spanish

Changed

• Saving returns to the recipe list, where the recipe now is, and messages fade instead of staying on screen
• A recipe whose result carries components — a suspicious stew, a named item — opens in the visual editor and keeps those components, rather than falling back to raw JSON