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Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Survival crafting recipes for every machine, controller, grow bed and farm block, a NeroQuests quest pack, four personal milestone gates and a terraforming channel. Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0; still no other dependency (NeroQuests stays optional). ### Added - **Survival crafting recipes** for the whole block line, which until now was creative-only: the Fragment Extractor (iron, copper, a furnace, a piston and redstone — vanilla only, so Territe extraction is reachable from a fresh world) and the Territe Grow Bed (iron, a composter, dirt); the Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer, Seed Research Bench, Planter, Harvester, Fertiliser Applicator, Fertiliser Processor, Greenhouse Frame (x8), Greenhouse Glass (x8), Greenhouse Controller, Crop Tower Frame (x4), Crop Tower Controller, Speed Module and Efficiency Module, all costing Territe Fragments plus vanilla parts; the Genetics Station, Pollination Beacon, Oxygen Plant and Biofuel Converter at Forgite; the Terraforming Controller and Terraforming Seed at Orbite; each higher grow bed from the bed below it plus four fragments of its tier; and a Blank Seed from wheat seeds, paper and a Territe Fragment. Recipes carry no progression gate: the fragment ladder itself paces them. See the wiki's Crafting Recipes page. - **NeroQuests quest pack** — chapter `neroagriculture:field_ledger` "Field Ledger", 15 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. Five vanilla-ingredient crafts (fertilisers, biomass, crop waste) lead to the `ledger_opened` capstone, four gate quests follow the tier ladder (Refinement to Ascension), four record personal milestones (`first_reaping`, `seed_scholar`, `under_glass`, `vertical_farm`) and one server-wide world-log quest (`green_world`) completes when a terraforming project in any dimension reaches Complete. - **Record gates** `neroagriculture:first_research`, `first_harvest`, `greenhouse_keeper` and `tower_grower`: player-scope Neroland Core gates the mod opens once for a player when they complete a Seed Research Bench research, harvest a mature NeroAgriculture crop by hand, open a running Greenhouse Controller or open a formed Crop Tower Controller. They have no prerequisites and gate nothing; the tier gates (`refinement` to `ascension`) are unchanged and keep their prerequisites. The greenhouse and tower milestones are recorded on interaction, so neither controller stores an owner. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:terraform_stage`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus, fired on every terraforming stage change. Scope = the dimension id (never the position, the project id or a player); value and threshold = the stage (Seeded 1, Growing 2, Stabilising 3, Complete 4); `rising` is `false` only for a rollback to Dormant (0). The in-process `AgricultureApi` terraforming event is unchanged. ### Changed - **Requires Neroland Core 1.15.0** (was 1.13.0): the `ThresholdEvents.fire(sourceModId, crossing)` overload. `neroagriculture:tower_output` crossings now name `neroagriculture` as their source too. - The four tier quests in the quest pack are visible from the start (they were hidden behind their own gate while the ladder had no survival recipes).

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

Item tags for tag-keyed pricing, and a crop-tower output threshold event. Neroland Core only: no new dependency (NeroEconomy is not needed for any of this). ### Added - **Item tags** for data packs and economy mods to key on, so a tag-keyed commodity follows every new item with no code: `#neroagriculture:fragments` (the five tier fragments; the component-keyed `resource_fragment` stays out because its identity is in item components), `#neroagriculture:fertilisers` (fertiliser, speed and yield fertiliser) and `#neroagriculture:biofuels` (biofuel canister and bucket). The fragments and biofuels already sit in `c:fragments` and `c:biofuels`. - **Threshold event `neroagriculture:tower_output`** on Neroland Core's `ThresholdEvents` bus. Scope = the dimension id (never a player); value = items harvested by every crop tower in that dimension in the last in-game hour (1,000 game ticks of server game time, a rolling window in ten 100-tick steps); threshold = new config `crop_tower.output_event_threshold` (default 512, 0 = off); `rising` is `true` once when the total reaches the threshold and `false` once when it drops back below. In-memory only, so a restart announces nothing. Usable by NeroQuests' `custom_event` and NeroEvents. ### Deprecated - `AgricultureApi.PremiumGoodsProvider`, `AgricultureApi.PremiumGood`, `AgricultureApi.PREMIUM_GOODS` and `CompatContracts.registerPremiumGoodsProvider`. They were never implemented or read, priced in energy rather than credits, and keyed on a player. Price NeroAgriculture goods through the item tags above instead. Kept so existing callers still compile.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

JEI and EMI recipe pages for the fabrication machines. ### Added - **JEI and EMI pages for all six fabrication recipe types:** Material Extraction, Fragment Infusing, Fragment Fusion, Seed Synthesizing, Material Conversion and Seed Research, with the Fragment Extractor, Fragment Infuser, Seed Synthesizer and Seed Research Bench as workstations. Each page shows what the machine actually takes and gives, including the slots the recipe file does not list (a synthesizer's Tier Fragments and Prospora Seed, an infuser's Blank Seed, an extractor's Resource Fragment), plus the energy and time before upgrades. Resource Fragments and Seeds carry their material, so they read as "Iron Fragment", "Steel Seed" and so on. EMI support targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable), the only EMI build for Minecraft 26.x, on NeoForge and Fabric. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. Both viewers stay optional. See the wiki's Recipe viewers page. - **Recipe sync for the fabrication recipes** on NeoForge and Fabric. 26.x clients no longer receive the full recipe list, so the server now sends the six fabrication recipe types to clients for the recipe viewers. Recipe definitions only; no player data.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

### Fixed - **Fabric: the game no longer crashes while loading.** The client registered the Resource Crop's tint against Minecraft's block colours during client start-up, before those colours exist, so Fabric clients stopped with a `NullPointerException` from `Minecraft.getBlockColors()`. The tint is now registered through Fabric API's `BlockColorRegistry`, which holds it until the colours are ready. Crops keep the same tint. NeoForge and Forge were not affected.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

Minecraft **26.3** support. No gameplay, id, tag or config change. ### Added - **Minecraft 26.3** as a new Stonecutter node on every loader — NeoForge `26.3.0.7-beta`, Forge `26.3-66.0.2` and Fabric (fabric-api `0.161.0+26.3`, NeoForm `26.3-1`) — built alongside 26.1.2 and 26.2, so every release now ships **nine** loader × version jars. ### Changed - VS Code run/debug configurations (`.vscode/launch.json`, `.vscode/tasks.json`) gain the three 26.3 cells; the "Build all" task now builds all nine. - CI (`multiloader.yml`, `publish.yml`) builds, attaches and publishes the 26.3 jars. - Requires **Neroland Core 1.13.0** (was `1.8.0`) — the first Core release with a 26.3 build. The loader range still derives from the pin (`[${nerolandcore_version},2.0)`). - JEI pins moved to the newest published builds on each Minecraft version: `29.40.0.101` (26.1.2), `30.35.0.223` (26.2) and `31.3.0.18` (26.3). Compile-time API only — JEI remains a soft dependency and the shipped jar gains no hard requirement. ### 26.3 port notes - Block classes build their codecs through Core's `BlockCodecs` (26.3 removed block-type codecs); `codec()` is kept without `@Override` so one source compiles on every version. - 26.3 API differences are handled with Stonecutter blocks: `PoseStack#rotate` (was `mulPose`), the new `Prediction` argument on `drop` / `placeItemBackInInventory`, `setPermanentlyInvulnerable`, and similar renames. - Crop `playerDestroy` overrides follow 26.3's `ServerLevel` / `ServerPlayer` signature. `PushReaction` constants follow 26.3's renames (`IMMOVEABLE`, `POPPED`). - Build: the shared `common/` Java source is now preprocessed by Stonecutter for every non-active node (`stonecutterProcessCommon`), so common code can carry `//? if >=26.3 {` blocks, and `common/src/main/resources-<mc>` overlay folders are merged over the shared resources for matching nodes (`mergeCommonResources`). The active node still compiles the raw `common/` folder. - Build plugins aligned with Neroland Core: ModDevGradle `2.0.147` (the older 2.0.141 cannot set up NeoForge 26.3), ForgeGradle `7.0.40`, Stonecutter `0.9.8`.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

The **resource-seed economy** release. The mod is reframed around a standalone fragment ladder with NeroAgriculture-native progression: the word "essence" is gone, every machine reports through a real screen, and a full code + design audit (`neroland-mc-ecosystem/audits/2026-07-28-neroagriculture-audit.md`) was remediated in the same cycle. Builds green across all six loader×MC cells (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge × 26.1.2/26.2). ### Added **The fragment ladder and resource seeds** - **Cosmic-ascent fragment ladder** — five tier items **Territe → Forgite → Orbite → Colonite → Voidite Fragment** (replacing the essences), condensed 4:1 up the ladder on the **Fragment Infuser** with steeply scaling NeroFlux + time costs. The per-resource drop is the **Resource Fragment**; compacted fragment blocks and decor follow the same naming. - **Native, standalone progression** — NeroAgriculture-owned datapack gates `refinement` / `synthesis` / `transmutation` / `ascension` that open themselves as each tier's fragments are first produced, so the whole ladder is reachable with only Neroland Core installed. - **Resource seeds require the real resource**: synthesized from the resource + tier-scaled matching fragments + a **Prospora Seed** — seeds amplify what you have found, never mint what you haven't. Harvests have a configurable seed-return chance (`growth.seed_return_percent`, default 10%). - **Prospora base crop** — a farmland-planted bootstrap crop dropping Territe Fragments + its seed. - **Fusion / alloy seeds** — data-driven `fragment_fusion` recipes on the Infuser; curated Steel, Energized Steel (dormant-safe) and Core-native Nero Alloy, fully datapack-extendable and clamped by `fusion.enabled` / `fusion.max_tier`. - **Generic fragment → resource conversion** for every catalog material (per-material recipe JSONs still override), and a **dynamic creative tab** listing one seed per synced catalog material. - **Tag-driven discovery** across `c:ingots/gems/ores/dusts/raw_materials`, with per-resource tier/gate/yield/conversion/colour/enabled overrides and a configurable default tier for unknown materials (`discovery.default_tier`, default Orbite). - **Resource-colour tinting** — seeds, fragments and planted crops tint to their resource's ingot colour on all three loaders, driven by the shared colour resolver. **Machines, screens and UX** - **Every machine now has a real screen** in the shared texture-free style: fabrication machines, Genetics Station, Crop Tower, Grow Beds, Planter/Harvester/Fertiliser Applicator, the processors, and slot-free status panels for Greenhouse / Terraforming / Pollination Beacon. All gauges are labelled (Energy / Nutrient / Progress), and gauge values sync as a fraction of the live configured capacity. - **Growth progress readouts** — Grow Beds show a live growth bar for the planted crop; Crop Towers show average growth plus a "Ripe n/m" mature-slot counter. - **In-GUI build guides** — the Crop Tower and Greenhouse Controller screens carry a scrollable left-hand guide (with a block-layer sketch) walking through the build steps. - **Working-area hologram toggle** on the area machines (end-rod outline, persisted per machine). - **Grow beds are hopping pots** — auto-harvest into four hopper-extractable output slots and auto-replant from the seed slot; the full farm loop automates on the bed. - **Greenhouse Door** — a two-block metal-and-glass airlock door: it counts as sealed shell whether open or closed, so walking in never breaches the greenhouse. Crafted 2×3 from Greenhouse Glass over Greenhouse Frame (yields 3). **Ecosystem integration** - **Nerospace planet-visit adapter** (runtime-guarded, no hard dependency): planet visits grant Core `material_discovered` milestones for planet-bound materials, making Nerospace-restricted materials researchable; historical visits backfill when Nerospace ≥ 1.0.0-beta.8 is present. Toggle: `compat.nerospace_visits`. - **Optional sibling overlays** (`progression.sibling_overlays`, default off): higher tiers can additionally require the matching Neroland arc gate a sibling mod drives open — dormant-safe, standalone play is never blocked. ### Changed - **Progression posture (playtest decision, 2026-07-16):** hard tier gates are **off by default** — no machine step or material is gate-blocked out of the box; the native gates stay registered for packs that want unlocks back. Pacing comes from the economy (real-resource sacrifice, the 4:1 ladder, NF + time, yield caps) plus **Seed Research, now required by default** (`progression.require_research=true`). - **Gate unlocks and machine/crop/pollination checks are owner-bound** (placer-recorded, erasure-covered), with a nearest-player fallback only for ownerless blocks. - **Crop towers respect the environment**: per-layer climate checks with a configurable NeroFlux surcharge in hostile environments (`crop_tower.hostile_environment_nf_multiplier`, default 4) instead of bypassing the system. - **Area machines** (Planter/Harvester/Applicator) start at a 7×7 area, extendable to 13×13 with range upgrades. - **Biofuel is a fluid in its own right** — own properties, bucket and liquid block (lighter and runnier than nutrient) instead of sharing nutrient's definition. - **Food & alien content de-emphasised** to a clearly-labelled secondary system; nothing removed. - **Texture set repainted** to the fragment naming with a ~15% darker lab palette; tinted items use neutral greyscale bases so the resource colour multiplies cleanly. - Internal: canonical cross-loader machine and screen tables in `common` (new machines can no longer silently miss capabilities or screens on one loader). ### Fixed **Audit remediation (2026-07-29)** - **Recipe lookup no longer scans and sorts the whole recipe manager every tick** — per-type cached index plus an idle gate on the fabrication machines; material matching cached per catalog. - **Breaking a Grow Bed or Foundation Machine no longer voids its inventory**; all machines drop contents from the removal hook, covering creative breaks and explosions. - **Crop block entities sync to the client** — in-world crop tints render the real material colour; grow beds no longer broadcast a full sync packet on every dirty-mark. - **Server-scoped static caches are cleared on server stop** (terraforming regions, greenhouse index, cycles, catalog, gallery records, visit tracking) instead of leaking into the next world. - **Forge honours per-side machine side-config dynamically**, matching Fabric/NeoForge. - **Platform services preload at construction** even with telemetry opted out (mid-tick ServiceLoader crash class). - **Player-data erasure reaches machines in unloaded chunks** via a persisted tombstone set with a retention window (`privacy.erasure_retention_days`, default 90). (POPIA/GDPR) - **Greenhouse oxygen contributions are retracted** on breach/unpower/removal. - Plus a full medium/low sweep: synthesizer hopper filter matches its recipe; tower harvests no longer burn fertiliser on jammed outputs and split yields across stacks; dedicated-server clients resolve materials/species from the synced catalog; screens no longer hard-code gauge maxima; compatibility panels cached per screen; menu slot filters, parser hardening, unified colour parsing, aggregated reload logging, surgical `gallery clear`, network action validation, Fabric dedicated-server classloading, zero-yield age reset, and client cache clearing on disconnect. **Playtest and rendering fixes** - **All machines accept battery/pipe power** — every machine exposes energy + fluid (side-config gated) and items on all three loaders. - **Fluids render on all three loaders** (animated still/flow sprites; previously missing-texture checkerboard outside NeoForge). - **UI overlap sweep** — fabrication, area-machine, grow-bed, genetics and tower screens re-banded so labels, slots and text never collide; the Crop Tower screen gained dedicated rows for its gauges, growth bar and status line. - **Right-click with an item in hand opens machine UIs** instead of placing the held block; crops are walk-through (`noCollision`); block items translate via their block keys; seeds and fragments are named for their resource ("Iron Seed", "Redstone Fragment"). - **Gallery**: exhibits record what they place so `clear` removes exactly that; fluids and doors are excluded from the floating grid; the greenhouse exhibit's battery no longer blocks the controller's face and the dome has a walk-in Greenhouse Door. ### Notes - **Privacy (POPIA/GDPR):** player data is UUID-only, opt-out, and routed through Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook — now including unloaded-chunk machine owners via erasure tombstones; telemetry carries no personal data. See [Privacy and erasure](wiki/Privacy-and-Erasure.md). - **Build:** all six cells compile and pass `ecjCheck` and unit tests. The new screens, door and tint paths are compile-verified; in-game visual checks continue on the dev machine.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.