Wireworks

Players

• The poles are named by size. The Small Pole, Medium Pole, Large Pole (was the Substation) and Creative Pole, with the ids wireworks:small_pole, wireworks:medium_pole, wireworks:large_pole and wireworks:creative_pole. There is no remap: a world made with 0.1.0 loses its poles. wireworks-server.toml's [substation] section is now [large], and Jade's toggle reads "Pole network". A pack names the poles its own way in its own language file. (#7)
• A Wireworks creative tab holds every pole, the creative pole last. The poles stay in Functional Blocks too.
• Fast Replace between pole tiers. A pole clicked on a column of another tier swaps the whole column, keeping its wires, for one pole charged and one handed back. The creative pole stays out. (#6)

Consumers

• Wireworks states a default Replace group, PoleColumnReplace.DEFAULT_GROUP, at common setup. A pack that states its own pole group with PoleColumnReplace.BUILDER at mod construction still gets its group for the tiers it names. (#6)
• The creative tab is wireworks:items, held as WireworksRegistries.CREATIVE_TAB.
• PoleTier.SUBSTATION is now PoleTier.LARGE, PoleTier.blockName() gives <tier>_pole, and CreativeSupplyAreaPoleBlock.BLOCK_NAME is creative_pole. (#7)
• PoleLinks is now PoleNetworks, and PoleLinks.linked is PoleNetworks.withinReach. The reach-only networks(List) is gone, and PendingEnd.stillHeld takes the player as a PendingEnd.Holder. None of them is named API, and the Pack calls none of them. (#5)