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Create Sequenced Pager

Adds clean pagination and richer EMI displays for long Create Sequenced Assembly recipes.

Автор: BonyLord1,2 тыс.1обновлён 10 июл. 2026 г.
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Описание

Create Sequenced Pager

Create Sequenced Pager is a lightweight client-side EMI addon that makes long Create Sequenced Assembly recipes easier to read.

Instead of squeezing every processing step into one recipe view, the mod splits long sequences into clear pages with navigation controls and a page counter.

Features

  • Previous and next page controls for long sequenced assembly recipes
  • Configurable 1–6 steps per page — default: 6
  • Optional continuation marker when more steps are available
  • Registers machines used by the sequence as EMI workstations
  • Clear information for required machines and ingredients
  • Displays repeated steps, output chances, junk outputs and non-consumed ingredients
  • Compatibility handling for Too Many Recipe Viewers
  • English and Russian localization
  • Does not change recipes or gameplay balance

Requirements

  • Minecraft: 1.21.1
  • Loader: NeoForge 21.1.x
  • Create: 6.0.x
  • EMI: 1.1.x
  • download TMRV or JEI for Create craft compact with EMI

Install the mod on the client. A server-side installation is not required.

Configuration

The client config is generated as:

config/create_sequenced_pager-client.toml

Available options:

  • showSequencedAssemblyPageControls
  • sequencedAssemblyStepsPerPage — from 1 to 6
  • registerSequencedAssemblyWorkstations
  • showContinuationMarker

Compatibility

The mod is designed for NeoForge 1.21.1 and replaces EMI's default Create Sequenced Assembly display with a paginated version.

Too Many Recipe Viewers is optional and receives dedicated compatibility handling when installed.

License

MIT

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release

Create Sequenced Pager 1.0.2

1.0.2
10 июл. 2026 г.1,2 тыс.Minecraft: 1.21.1neoforge
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download TMRV or JEI for Create craft compact with EMI