Port Binder and Ink Mixer interactions to 26.3 alpha
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@@ -83,6 +83,12 @@ Age must retain its identity, seed, chunks and access across save/restart.
identify the derived files. Prefer the smallest backend Rivencraft needs
over a general-purpose library fork.
For gameplay systems, treat the 1.21.1 Rivencraft source and assets as the
porting baseline. Carry across unchanged rules, probabilities, recipes, and
textures directly; adapt only the Minecraft/NeoForge APIs that changed in
26.3. Record deliberate behavior gaps (such as prototype Age generation)
instead of silently replacing established mechanics with new ones.
The release gate is a 26.3 integrated-client **and** dedicated-server matrix:
create two Ages with distinct seeds, explore chunks, travel while another
client remains online, reconnect, restart, revisit saved chunks, reseed for
@@ -419,6 +425,61 @@ without carrying its Page identity onto the Book. No Link Panel modifiers are
ported yet. The player passed the in-game crafting check on 2026-10-29. The
full Book Binder GUI and Age authoring remain the next larger port step.
The local `1.0.1.10-alpha.1` iteration adds the first three Link Panel
modifiers as a prerequisite to Binder authoring. All eight combinations of
Disarm, Maintain Momentum, and Intra-Linking are testable in the Link Pages
creative tab and persist as a synced component through leather crafting and
book binding. The server uses the book's flags when linking: Intra-Linking
allows same-dimension travel, Maintain Momentum rotates horizontal velocity
to the destination yaw, and Disarm drops player inventory at the departure
point only after a successful teleport. The Ink Mixer, additional Link Modifier
flags, and Descriptive Book panel propagation are not yet ported. In-game
testing of each modifier and their combinations passed in game. This local slice
must not be committed, pushed or published without the player's explicit request.
The next local `1.0.1.11-alpha.1` slice introduces the Book Binder block and
its first server-authoritative binding workflow. Leather and a Link Panel
produce a named, bound Descriptive Book for a random prototype Age; the output
is persisted in the Binder until collected. The panel's Disarm and Maintain
Momentum flags carry onto the book and apply after successful Age travel;
Intra-Linking is inert for Descriptive Books. This is not yet symbol-page
authoring or the full Legacy Binder interface. Build and dedicated-server
smoke pass. The player passed basic Binder crafting and travel in game, but
reported that typing E closed the GUI and asked us to reuse the 1.21.1 GUI
more faithfully. No
commit, push, or publication without an explicit request during alpha.
The local `1.0.1.12-alpha.1` follow-up ports the existing Binder layout's
top title field, flank slots, center Page strip, and pulsing red missing-panel
cue. It persists the title on the block entity and consumes focused keyboard
events before the container can treat E as inventory-close. Click the output
once to bind and again to collect the result. The full authored-symbol strip
and 1.21.1 grammar still await later port slices. The same slice adapts the
existing 1.21.1 Ink Mixer block, persistent basin, additive probabilities,
16-ink-per-panel exchange, virtual output, Legacy atlas and animated glyph to
the 26.3 storage, menu and GUI APIs. The build and dedicated-server Age smoke
pass. In-game Binder and Mixer verification is
pending; do not commit, push, or publish without explicit authorization.
The local `1.0.1.13-alpha.1` iteration moves the Binder's freshly assembled
book directly to the cursor so one output click both binds and takes it. Its
central strip now displays five Legacy page thumbnails, while only the Link
Panel is currently writable. The Mixer recomputes its virtual output in the
same server click as an input change to address an intermittent first-attempt
delay. The user's second Mixer attempt succeeded but exposed a cost mismatch:
the Mixer now spends one ink and one paper per Link Panel and resets its
additive chances on output pickup. Build passes; in-game retest is
pending. This alpha remains local until explicitly authorized for release.
The local `1.0.1.14-alpha.1` visual follow-up uses the new Binder dev images
as a reference: the page strip now grows only when a Link Panel is present or
carried, its required-panel cue appears above the strip, and the first page
can be clicked to place/take the panel. The stored page has a tooltip. The
rest of the 1.21.1 strip (symbol pages and scrolling) depends on porting the
symbol-page data and authoring pipeline, not just drawing more placeholders.
The local `1.0.1.15-alpha.1` follow-up changes the missing-panel cue to the
Link Panel's 16×16 item icon while preserving its red pulse and tooltip.
## Verification of this first slice
The 1.21.1 `compileJava` and `build` tasks passed offline after the backend