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Bring basePower to Minecraft 26.1.2 - #39
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SkyBlade1978 merged 14 commits intoNov 12, 2026
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Use Forge 64 and Java 25, update screens and native trades, and keep the existing machine identities and legacy world hooks. Keep the new platform checks separate from the combined machine and upgrade qualification still to run.
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This brings basePower to Forge 64 and Java 25 while keeping the existing machines, recipes, saved data and older-world upgrade paths.
It uses the shared Base Metals migration hook and the released OreSpawn retained-settings repair. The current jars passed the machine, progression, fluids, migration, full-restart and two-world 30-minute endurance tests, as well as the client resource and GUI checks. Manual playtesting is accepted.
The qualification notes keep the vanilla wolf-health differences and optional Mineralogy exclusions explicit. Generated worlds, logs and local agent files are not included. Publication follows Base Metals, then basePower, then the two expansions.