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Improve StackAnvil crafting, native food use, search state, and connection confirmation while retaining the existing compatibility work.
Plan catalog and manual Survival crafting from server-supplied shaped/shapeless recipes, including buckets and bottles. Retain native consumption order, output selection, cursor/inventory destinations, capacity limits, and overflow behavior.
Treat manual right-click as one craft. Batch Shift-click requests with linked predicted identities and per-request snapshots. Reconcile reordered replies and partial rejection without losing cursor state.
Retain resolved metadata for named ingredients and source descriptors for tag/Molang ingredients. Keep recipe search text across player/workbench reopenings within a connection, including explicit clearing. Replace each opening's model and selection, preserve action ownership, and clear GUI focus when the editor loses focus.
Compose native food admission with installed use modifiers, hunger, Creative, and server-confirmed Peaceful difficulty. Project nutrition and consumable duration/animation into Java. Refused food still sends its native air-use payload without StartUsingItem; admitted custom food sets the flag without relying on optional tags. Consumption remains server-owned.
Compare native item definitions before retaining or releasing a local use cycle. Switching timed and instant custom foods that share Java's paper carrier now cancels the old cycle. The prior installed control produced non-finite first-person normals and failed in the private recorder.
Retain the native interaction mode across item changes. Initially refused food keeps block continuation; admitted food keeps air mode even after hunger fills. Preserve the strict 200 ms air deadline for fresh calls and air repeats. Held block continuation bypasses it, and successful local block use starts its separate strict delay: 300 ms before a line exists and 200 ms afterward. Release and screens retire the hold.
Keep the deferred blacklist warning with Join anyway and Cancel. Consent applies to one attempt and expires before reconnect. Confirmation does not establish server compatibility; no live Hive join occurred.
The four upstream pins remain current after a fresh recheck. ViaFabricPlus uses verified successful Jenkins build 2295, including JAR, API, and POM checksums. Generalized passenger-link handling remains intact, including unlinking an already removed passenger.
Validation: all 106 core and 41 client patches replay. The full four-project build passes 3,299 tests, with 325 skipped and no failures or errors. The modpack bundle and patch metadata checks pass. Both packaged copies contain the same 1,645 core classes as the built core JAR. Installed JAR hashes match the build.
Official Bedrock 1.26.60.5/BDS 1.26.60.6 captures establish the selected behavior on protocol 2225. Installed direct and ViaProxy crafting controls cover nine manual requests across eight cases, both grids, returned containers, linked Shift-click requests, full inventory, and retained output after reopening. Thirty targeted crafting regressions also cover reordered replies, partial/whole rejection, cursor preservation, aggregate capacity, and overflow. Search controls retain replacement queries and explicit clearing across views; a craft after switching screens succeeds and retains output after reopening.
Food controls cover eleven admission cases per route, plus early/late timed-food switches, timed-to-instant replacement, long holds, initially refused food, and hunger filling during an admitted hold. Separate controls retain food-to-block and block-to-food modes and allow fresh placement after release or Pause. Seven input-state regressions cover ownership and clocks; three native identity regressions cover shared carriers and same-definition updates. Raw captures and diagnostics remain private.
Retain stationary build paths when adjacent attempts establish a direction. Native and installed clients now place two Stone blocks and reject the new top hit outside the pending cell. Re-aiming onto the floor crosses that cell and places a third block through the retained north face, including a negative relative cursor. Rejected placement keeps the pending cell, and release allows fresh top-face placement. The visible raycast stays unchanged. The native float segment/box test also preserves large-coordinate cell collapse; its regression fails before the arithmetic correction. Eight path regressions cover captured native coordinates, advancement, rejection, axes, release, strict clocks, the float boundary, and failed-attempt history.
A first rejected ordinary-block use still follows Java tick retries instead of native frame continuation. Live build-height limits, moving placement, air/entity dispatch, and broader mixed-use state remain open. These selected stationary controls do not establish complete placement parity. Instant-food retry and consumption counts vary with frame cadence; equal coordinates, exact input-flag phases, and complete use-cycle timing remain unproven. The original animation-without-feeding report remains open.
Broader recipes, more than two outputs, live rejection controls, close-before-response timing, native query lifetime across disconnects/world changes, other use families, and complete native screen parity remain unfinished. The affected player confirmed the shield, distorted-pose, and bed screenshots are from 0.4.3. Isolated default-Steve controls do not reproduce them; the affected custom skin/mod set remains untested.
The full goal remains movement resimulation, inventory actions, native screens, camera behavior, rendering integration, and skin parity. Continue on this branch without merging or releasing.
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New Features
StackAnvil now offers a per-connection confirmation when joining a ViaBedrock-blacklisted server. Choose Join anyway to continue or Cancel to return without connecting. The blacklist remains in place, and the warning appears again on reconnect. Joining may carry an account-ban risk and does not guarantee server access.
Added native-style inventory, container, and cooking screens, with a setting to control native inventory screens. Unsupported screens fall back to the standard interface.
Added merchant trading and Survival bulk crafting for supported recipes.
Improvements
Improved inventory action handling, including crafting, item transfers, and mining.
Documentation
Updated inventory coverage notes to reflect completed crafting actions and remaining recipe gaps.
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- Line 2116: In the queued-request loop, update the crafting preview without
sending a Java container refresh before calling storage.capturePrediction. After
sendCraftingBatch, send one Java refresh for the final predicted state; keep the
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Walkthrough
The changes add Survival bulk-crafting planning and request handling, document crafting observations and limits, add a confirmation flow for selected blacklisted-server connections, update MineBlock action encoding, refine native inventory search focus, and link a ViaBedrock pull-request reference.
Changes: Bedrock crafting plans and requests
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Summary
Resolve recipes and plan Survival bulk crafts patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch, docs/native-player-inventory.md, docs/bedrock-coverage.md, patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.pr.md
Recipe APIs resolve ingredient descriptors and quantities. Survival plans validate ingredients, capacity, and output placement before predicting inventory changes. Tests and docs cover returned containers, output placement, rollback, native observations, and stated limits.
Shared player-grid and table handling plans output placement and crafting requests. Crafting batches validate their actions and reconcile predictions across responses. Tests and docs cover batch rejection, cursor behavior, returned containers, and installed comparisons.
Encode and test automatic-craft requests patches/viabedrock/deferred/0022-define-bedrock-request-and-recipe-codecs.patch, patches/viabedrock/deferred/0022-define-bedrock-request-and-recipe-codecs.pr.md
The codec adds an unsigned-byte Create result index. Native-payload tests cover multi-output crafting, overflow, repeated source slots, and split placement.
Confirmed blacklisted-server connections
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Summary
Confirm and apply per-attempt consent patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/deferred/0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/deferred/0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.pr.md, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/series.json
The connection screen presents a warning with Join anyway and Cancel. Confirmation applies to the selected address during setup and is stored on the connection for the login blacklist check. Tests cover scope, cleanup, and nested setup.
The request-action variants include MineBlockAction. Its codec writes the hotbar slot and predicted durability as variable integers, followed by the stack network ID as a little-endian integer.
Native inventory search focus
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Summary
Restore search input after recipe selection patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-present-authored-native-containers.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-present-authored-native-containers.pr.md, docs/native-player-inventory.md
The screen clears its focused widget when search focus ends. Tests cover refocusing and typing after a recipe click without closing the inventory.
Upstream pull-request reference
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Link the upstream reference patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0054-render-native-block-state-geometry-and-materials.pr.md
The ViaBedrock #472 reference now links to its upstream pull request.
sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant ConnectScreen
participant ConnectionWorker
participant LoginCheck
Player->>ConnectScreen: Confirm connection to selected blacklisted server
ConnectScreen->>ConnectionWorker: Retry setup with scoped consent
ConnectionWorker->>LoginCheck: Attach consent marker to UserConnection
LoginCheck->>LoginCheck: Check blacklist and connection consent
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Possibly related PRs
StackAnvil/patches#19: Adds protocol-2225 request and recipe codec contracts used by the automatic-crafting requests.
StackAnvil/patches#22: Adds automatic-crafting wire formats and recipe models extended by the bulk-crafting behavior.
StackAnvil/patches#16: Adds recipe registration, matching, placement, and manual crafting extended by these changes.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 39a46
The bulk crafting planner can overcount how many items can be crafted when an ingredient needs more than one item per craft, and a few earlier minor cleanup concerns are still open. None is likely to cause serious failure, but they are worth fixing before merge.
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Keep complete protocol-2225 request fixtures from accepted official-client
controls for cursor overflow, nonstackable output, and split placement.
These protect wildcard descriptors, chained network IDs, and action order
before the Survival bulk planner is implemented.
Update the inventory reference with the verified native constraints while
keeping installed Survival bulk support explicitly unresolved.
Keep the ban-risk warning and require an explicit Join anyway action for
each blocked server connection. Carry consent only into that connection;
leave the global config and unapproved connections unchanged.
Place this StackAnvil-only policy override in the deferred add-on stack
as requested. Validate cancellation and retry in the installed client,
and scope checks against the transformed core gate. The connection-button
control uses loopback DNS and does not join The Hive.
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0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.patch: if it is intended for
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"reason": "StackAnvil-only connection override explicitly requested by the user. Keep the upstream blacklist and ban-risk warning; offer per-attempt consent without changing the global config. This local policy change is not intended for the upstream PR stack."
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- series structure and nearby entries ---'
nl -ba patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/series.json | sed -n '1,45p;330,355p'printf'%s\n''--- patch file ---'
nl -ba patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/deferred/0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.patch
printf'%s\n''--- accompanying document ---'
nl -ba patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/deferred/0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.pr.md
printf'%s\n''--- matching files and references ---'
rg -n -F -- '0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins'.
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Length of output: 24550
Do not classify this local-only patch as deferred.
deferred requires a covering upstream PR and a link to that PR. If this change is intended for upstream submission, classify it as upstreamable and move the patch and .pr.md files to the matching location. If it remains StackAnvil-only, remove it from series.json until the repository defines a valid local-only classification. It does not fit the documented setup scope.
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Build catalog auto-craft requests from the first eligible ingredient
allocation, capped at one output stack. Preserve concrete native descriptors,
changed-slot references, split placement, cursor replacement, and prediction
rollback across player and workbench grids.
Official Bedrock 1.26.60.5 and protocol-2225 BDS controls establish capacity
admission before consumption. Even one free inventory item-space admits a
full batch and can replace an incompatible held stack with overflow.
A full inventory and incompatible cursor refuse crafting before a source
slot becomes free. Keep multiple outputs, ingredient remainders, and
installed direct/proxy parity explicitly unfinished.
Fold the implementation into its owning recipe patch. Add 13 boundary
regressions and update the inventory reference. The full four-project build
passes 3,259 tests with 325 skipped and no failures.
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Minor · Remove the stale "Bulk Survival recipe… · 0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.pr.md:98
patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.pr.md:98 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the stale "Bulk Survival recipe selection" limit.
Line 98 still says that bulk Survival recipe selection remains unfinished. Lines 145–150 now say that Survival catalog bulk actions plan requests. This PR also removes the same phrase from the patch commit body at line 198. Keep only the installed-parity limit on line 98.
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at line 98:
Update the remaining-limits statement in the patch description to remove the
outdated Bulk Survival recipe-selection limitation, preserving only the
incomplete installed action parity limitation.
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Use retained resolved metadata for ordinary named ingredients and concrete
source descriptors for tag and Molang ingredients. The official protocol2225
recipe table and requests preserve wildcard32767 for logs and sticks, while
wooden-sword plank tags resolve to metadata0. Source-only construction lost
that distinction even though BDS accepted the request.
Fold the correction into the owning recipe patch and add a real registered
recipe/item-registry regression. The full four-project build passes 3,260
tests with 325 skipped and no failures. Installed direct and ViaProxy controls
each receive 11 successful responses, with equal normalized request structures.
Three requests per route also match native fixtures after stack-ID normalization.
Keep multiple outputs, remainders, broader recipes and live rejection open.
Read every shaped and shapeless output from CraftingData. Match native Create selection, returned-container chunks, repeated merging, and created-output drops without a Java remainder table. Preserve primary cursor overflow and rejection rollback.
Native 1.26.60.5 cake and honey captures provide complete packet fixtures. The full build passes 3,265 tests; rebuilt direct and ViaProxy controls each accept six requests, including three complete native craft matches after stack-ID normalization.
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Fix missing spaces after numbers in the commit body.
Several tokens have no space after a number: protocol2225, Official1.26.60.5, slot50, the16-item, and Create1/Drop16. Add the missing spaces. This text is the durable rationale for the codec patch.
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- Around line 972-974: Update NativeRecipeCrafting.plan to reject recipes with
no non-empty ingredients before planning: check the recipe’s ingredients using
the existing empty-ingredient model and return null when none are active.
Preserve the other rejection conditions and result-size limit.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- counter implementation and empty-recipe test ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch' \
-e 'class NativeRecipeCounter' -e 'count(final Recipe' -e 'Recipe must' -e 'assertThrows(IllegalArgumentException' \
patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
sed -n '10170,10235p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch
printf'%s\n''--- invalid descriptor mapping and reader construction ---'
sed -n '2335,2370p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch
sed -n '10960,11020p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch
printf'%s\n''--- all-invalid recipe construction ---'
sed -n '14700,14735p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
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Reject recipes with no non-empty ingredient before planning.
NativeRecipeCrafting.plan rejects only a zero ingredient count. A shaped recipe can contain only InvalidDescriptor ingredients, which the recipe model treats as empty. NativeRecipeCounter.count throws for that recipe. The exception aborts placeSurvival, skips later valid candidates, and causes MultiStatePackets to send no NativePlayerInventoryResult.
Proposed fix
- if (recipeId == 0 || recipe.ingredientCount() == 0 || results.isEmpty() || results.size() > 256) {+ boolean active = false;+ for (int index = 0; index < recipe.ingredientCount(); index++) {+ active |= !recipe.emptyIngredient(index);+ }+ if (recipeId == 0 || !active || results.isEmpty() || results.size() > 256) {
return null;
}
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around lines 972 - 974:
Update NativeRecipeCrafting.plan to reject recipes with no non-empty ingredients
before planning: check the recipe’s ingredients using the existing
empty-ingredient model and return null when none are active. Preserve the other
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Native 1.26.60.5 controls cover cake and honey recipes with two outputs. Secondary outputs are selected before the primary output, split into stack-sized chunks, and merged before using empty slots for each chunk. Returned bottles drop directly from created-output slot 50 when inventory is full. Primary output keeps the cursor fallback.
Request/state regressions cover six cakes returning 18 buckets, merging across bucket chunks, bottle overflow, and rejection rollback.
Installed direct and ViaProxy remainder controls each complete six server-accepted requests. Three craft requests per route match the native cake and honey captures field for field after stack-ID normalization. Authoritative responses confirm returned-container placement and primary cursor output. Both routes retain the completed output after reopening. Installed artifact hashes match the full rebuild.
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rg -n 'Keep .pr.md|implementation rationale|PR-specific context' AGENTS.md docs/patch-workflow.md
sed -n '138,164p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.pr.md
sed -n '325,352p' patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch
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Keep validation evidence, but move enduring implementation rationale to the patch body.
The output ordering, chunking, merge order, overflow placement, and cursor fallback describe implementation behavior already recorded in the owning patch body. Keep the request counts, native-capture comparisons, reopening result, and artifact hashes as validation evidence. Reduce the first paragraph to the tested behavioral constraints and validation outcome instead of repeating the implementation rationale.
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around lines 156 - 158:
Revise the first paragraph to state only the tested behavioral constraints and
validation outcome; remove the output ordering, chunking, merge order, overflow
placement, and cursor-fallback rationale already documented in the owning patch
body. Keep the request counts, native-capture comparisons, reopening result, and
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Clear the parent GUI focus owner when the native search editor loses focus. Clearing only the editor flag leaves a stale focused child, so another click cannot restore text input and typing the inventory key can close the menu.
A real-editor screen regression reproduces lost input before the fix. The full build passes 3,266 tests; installed direct and ViaProxy controls accept repeated query changes in the same opening and retain crafted output after reopening.
Use server-supplied results for primary output and returned containers in
both crafting grids. Keep manual pickup and catalog crafting behavior
separate. Queue one Shift-click’s linked requests in one packet and reuse
ordered batch reconciliation for confirmation and rejection.
Fold the handler and request admission into their owning patches, remove
the old single-output planner, and replay the full stack. Native 1.26.60
captures and installed direct/proxy controls establish the selected plank,
cake, and honey behavior. Keep broader recipes, screen lifetime, and the
original rendering reports open.
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Minor · Cap output quantity by per-craft ingredient… · 0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch:885-893
patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch:885-893 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Cap output quantity by per-craft ingredient consumption.
positions counts ingredient slots, but ingredientAmount(index) can be greater than one. The limit at line 893 therefore divides by slot count instead of items consumed per craft. With one ingredient slot requiring two items and three available items, this reports three crafts and spends six items. The correct quantity is one craft.
Use consumption for the limit and reject non-positive ingredient amounts before dividing.
Proposed fix
- final Map<Integer, Integer> positions = new HashMap<>();
final Map<Integer, Integer> consumption = new HashMap<>();
for (int index = 0; index < round.size(); index++) {
if (candidate.recipe.emptyIngredient(index)) {
continue;
}
final IngredientCount ingredient = round.get(index);
+ final int amount = candidate.recipe.ingredientAmount(index);
crafts = Math.min(crafts, ingredient.amount);
- if (ingredient.amount <= 0 || ingredient.sources.isEmpty()) {+ if (ingredient.amount <= 0 || amount <= 0 || ingredient.sources.isEmpty()) {
crafts = 0;
break;
}
final BedrockItem item = Objects.requireNonNull(stacks.get(ingredient.sources.getFirst()));
final int hash = descriptorHash.applyAsInt(item);
- positions.merge(hash, 1, Integer::sum);- consumption.merge(hash, candidate.recipe.ingredientAmount(index), Integer::sum);+ consumption.merge(hash, amount, Integer::sum);
}
- if (crafts <= 0 || positions.isEmpty()) {+ if (crafts <= 0 || consumption.isEmpty()) {
continue;
}
- for (final var entry : positions.entrySet()) {+ for (final var entry : consumption.entrySet()) {
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around lines 885 - 893:
Update the craft-limit calculation using positions to divide by each
ingredient’s per-craft consumption from consumption, not its slot count. In the
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sending a Java container refresh before calling storage.capturePrediction. After
sendCraftingBatch, send one Java refresh for the final predicted state; keep the
catch-path refresh after restoring snapshots.
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Review comments at
@patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch:
- Around line 885-893: Update the craft-limit calculation using positions to
divide by each ingredient’s per-craft consumption from consumption, not its slot
count. In the ingredient loop, reject non-positive ingredientAmount values
before calculating craft limits, and ensure the empty-map check uses
consumption.
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Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Send one Java refresh per Shift-click instead of one per request.
refreshOutput.run() runs once for each queued request in the do/while loop. For the player grid, refreshOutput is InventoryContainer::refreshCraftingOutput. That method calls PacketFactory.sendJavaContainerSetContent for the full 46-slot inventory. That call also triggers NativeCookingUiState.sendUpdate. A Shift-click that fills many slots therefore sends one full Java content packet per request. All of these packets go out before the Bedrock batch is sent. The Java client only needs the final predicted state.
storage.capturePrediction(inventory) needs the updated preview state. It does not need the Java packet. Inside the loop, update only the preview model. Send the Java refresh once after sendCraftingBatch. The catch block already calls refreshOutput.run() after it restores the snapshots, so the failure path stays correct.
♻️ Sketch
- final boolean toInventory, final Runnable refreshOutput) {+ final boolean toInventory, final Runnable updateOutput, final Runnable refreshOutput) {
...
step.apply(id);
- refreshOutput.run();+ updateOutput.run();
storage.capturePrediction(inventory);
...
requests.sendCraftingBatch(batch);
+ refreshOutput.run();
For the player grid, pass this::updateCraftingOutput and this::refreshCraftingOutput. For the table, pass the matching local update method and this::refreshOutput.
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at line 2116:
In the queued-request loop, update the crafting preview without sending a Java
container refresh before calling storage.capturePrediction. After
sendCraftingBatch, send one Java refresh for the final predicted state; keep the
catch-path refresh after restoring snapshots.
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Carry the raw query into a fresh player or workbench model when the prior
opening retires. Preserve explicit clearing while keeping selection,
collections, generations, and item actions scoped to each opening.
Fold the change into the owning catalog patch. Native 1.26.60 captures
establish workbench reopening and workbench-to-player query retention.
Lifecycle regressions reproduce the old loss, and installed direct/proxy
controls cover settled text, matching rows, clearing, and a successful craft.
Native disconnect/world lifetime and close-before-response timing remain
unverified.
Retain initial and server-confirmed difficulty in core, then admit the
food transaction and local consumable cycle on Peaceful. Keep requests
server-authoritative and cover remotely translated ViaProxy clients.
Fold core changes into their owning patches and add the client hook as
an upstreamable patch with its connection-capability prerequisite.
Official 1.26.60.5/BDS 1.26.60.6 captures establish full-hunger bread
refusal on Normal, consumption on Peaceful, and refusal after switching
back. The old installed client never starts use on Peaceful. Both rebuilt
routes now pass those transitions and a hungry Normal control, with one
server completion and one consumed item in each allowed case.
The full build passes 3,281 tests with 325 skips. Preserve the separate
DataDriven apple discrepancy and original intermittent food-use report.
Compare full-hunger Normal bread and apple with paired DataDriven foods on official 1.26.60.5 and BDS 1.26.60.6. Both start_using modes and the omitted-field fixture consume despite can_always_eat=false, disproving an always-only explanation. The actual core registry rejects those controls. Keep component dispatch and the original food report unresolved.
Retain installed use modifiers when admitting component foods, and project
native nutrition, saturation, animation and duration into the Java item.
This admits the selected native full-hunger foods and lets custom paper
carriers enter local timed use. Signal admitted foods in auth input even
without optional tags, while keeping inventory consumption server-owned.
Add registry, wire-property and packet admission regressions. Verify the
full four-project build and installed direct/proxy controls against
version-matched native fixtures. Keep the observed instant-food repeat
timing difference and original intermittent food report documented.
Trace the matching native air-use path and retain its 200 ms monotonic
deadline, input-frame eligibility and persistence across button releases.
The held and rapid-click controls require a fresh-click gate as well as
repeat scheduling, so a five-tick constant or release-reset timer would
not reproduce the observed behavior.
Qualify the inspected food callback evidence: the traced DataDriven item
does not call it. Keep complete dispatch and the Java timing correction
open. Record controlled native outcomes without claiming full parity.
Rebase ViaBedrock, the Bedrock add-on and ViaProxy onto current upstream
heads. Keep the generalized passenger tracker and cover unlinking an
already removed passenger. Remove the client setup workaround now supplied
by upstream and refresh the verified ViaFabricPlus Jenkins pin to 2295.
Preserve the native food deadline in the existing client input patch.
Gate fresh calls and schedule held retries from input frames, retaining
food timing across release while placement keeps its separate lifetime.
Keep consumption server-owned and record the remaining parity limits.
Verify full patch replay, all four builds (3285 passed, 325 skipped), the
modpack bundle and installed direct/proxy food controls, including rapid
clicks and pause cancellation.
Keep a food-started air hold on its air route when the player selects a
block. Keep a trapdoor-started placement hold from falling through to
eating. The previous client placed blocks and consumed food in those
transitions, while native Bedrock retained the original interaction mode.
Generalize the existing input state, retire offhand fallback while a mode
owns the hold, and clear the mode on release or cancellation. Preserve the
connection deadline and separate placement delay. Record version-matched
native tracing, installed comparisons and remaining parity limits.
Verify 3286 tests, 325 optional skips, full stack replay and bundle, plus
native/direct/proxy transitions, release/Pause controls and the eleven
food-admission cases on both installed routes.
Keep refused food air transactions while gating only StartUsingItem.
Choose the initial hold route from native food admission, retain that
route across item changes, and separate block continuation from the air
input deadline. Apply the successful block-use delay to ordinary blocks.
Cancel an active custom-item cycle when the native definition changes,
even when both definitions share Java's paper carrier. This prevents an
old timed-food cycle from adopting a zero-duration item and producing
non-finite first-person normals.
Fold the fixes into their owning patches and retain native-version
rationale and regression coverage. Keep the observed ordinary Stone
placement mismatch explicit; these changes do not establish complete
held-placement or use-cycle parity.
Keep stationary held builds on their retained direction and next cell.
Use the native float segment/box test to select the support and face
without changing the visible ray or original world hit. This prevents
a new top hit from placing extra blocks outside the established path.
Retain rejected candidates, advance on successful placement, and reset
with the existing hold owner. Apply strict 300 ms timing before the line
and 200 ms afterward. Preserve float cell collapse and the native upper
height exception when retaining build-attempt history.
Fold the implementation, native evidence, and boundary regressions into
the owning input patch. Selected stationary route controls pass; moving,
air/entity dispatch, build-height trajectories and first-rejected block
retry cadence remain separate compatibility work.
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Improve StackAnvil crafting, native food use, search state, and connection confirmation while retaining the existing compatibility work.
StartUsingItem; admitted custom food sets the flag without relying on optional tags. Consumption remains server-owned.The four upstream pins remain current after a fresh recheck. ViaFabricPlus uses verified successful Jenkins build 2295, including JAR, API, and POM checksums. Generalized passenger-link handling remains intact, including unlinking an already removed passenger.
Validation: all 106 core and 41 client patches replay. The full four-project build passes 3,299 tests, with 325 skipped and no failures or errors. The modpack bundle and patch metadata checks pass. Both packaged copies contain the same 1,645 core classes as the built core JAR. Installed JAR hashes match the build.
Official Bedrock 1.26.60.5/BDS 1.26.60.6 captures establish the selected behavior on protocol 2225. Installed direct and ViaProxy crafting controls cover nine manual requests across eight cases, both grids, returned containers, linked Shift-click requests, full inventory, and retained output after reopening. Thirty targeted crafting regressions also cover reordered replies, partial/whole rejection, cursor preservation, aggregate capacity, and overflow. Search controls retain replacement queries and explicit clearing across views; a craft after switching screens succeeds and retains output after reopening.
Food controls cover eleven admission cases per route, plus early/late timed-food switches, timed-to-instant replacement, long holds, initially refused food, and hunger filling during an admitted hold. Separate controls retain food-to-block and block-to-food modes and allow fresh placement after release or Pause. Seven input-state regressions cover ownership and clocks; three native identity regressions cover shared carriers and same-definition updates. Raw captures and diagnostics remain private.
Retain stationary build paths when adjacent attempts establish a direction. Native and installed clients now place two Stone blocks and reject the new top hit outside the pending cell. Re-aiming onto the floor crosses that cell and places a third block through the retained north face, including a negative relative cursor. Rejected placement keeps the pending cell, and release allows fresh top-face placement. The visible raycast stays unchanged. The native float segment/box test also preserves large-coordinate cell collapse; its regression fails before the arithmetic correction. Eight path regressions cover captured native coordinates, advancement, rejection, axes, release, strict clocks, the float boundary, and failed-attempt history.
A first rejected ordinary-block use still follows Java tick retries instead of native frame continuation. Live build-height limits, moving placement, air/entity dispatch, and broader mixed-use state remain open. These selected stationary controls do not establish complete placement parity. Instant-food retry and consumption counts vary with frame cadence; equal coordinates, exact input-flag phases, and complete use-cycle timing remain unproven. The original animation-without-feeding report remains open.
Broader recipes, more than two outputs, live rejection controls, close-before-response timing, native query lifetime across disconnects/world changes, other use families, and complete native screen parity remain unfinished. The affected player confirmed the shield, distorted-pose, and bed screenshots are from 0.4.3. Isolated default-Steve controls do not reproduce them; the affected custom skin/mod set remains untested.
The full goal remains movement resimulation, inventory actions, native screens, camera behavior, rendering integration, and skin parity. Continue on this branch without merging or releasing.
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