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### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Rockets rebuilt as detailed, animated hulls.** Every tier is a new model: a stepped nose cone, plated hull with tier livery and numeral, an engine bell you can see into, raked tail fins, four landing legs, a boarding hatch with a ladder, navigation beacons and a strobe. Each tier adds to the last — Tier 2 gains twin strap-on boosters and a spinning radar dish, Tier 3 a main bell ringed by four verniers, fold-out solar wings, a scanning dish boom and a panoramic canopy, Tier 4 a wide five-engine core with four boosters, grid fins, heavy legs and the tallest nose. - **The cockpit is real.** The window band is cut out of the hull and glazed from the inside with tinted glass; behind it is a lit cabin liner with a console, screen, ceiling lamp and wall strips. The rider's eyes sit exactly on the window band of their tier, so you look out through the glass in first person and onlookers see the lit cockpit (and, while the hatch is open, straight in through the doorway). - **Launch animations.** On the pad the hatch stands open while nobody is aboard, dishes turn or scan, beacons blink and solar wings stand deployed; fuelled hulls vent a little vapour. On launch the hatch seals, additive exhaust plumes bloom and flicker under every bell, the hull shudders, a pad cloud rolls outward, wings and the dish boom fold in; during the climb the landing legs sweep up along the hull, the bells gimbal, grid fins deploy and the boosters cut off and fall away past two-thirds of the ascent. - Rockets are now lit by the world (hull and glass) with only lamps, beacons and exhaust full-bright, so they no longer glow at night. Visual scales are now 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.1 / 2.4 (cargo 1.9); the hull is culled on its visual envelope, so a tall rocket no longer vanishes when its small hitbox leaves view. ### Internal - Rocket geometry, Blockbench files and texture sheets are generated from one spec, `tools/rocket_models.py` (also run by `genAssets`); the hand-mirrored 128×128 painter and the `RocketT2Model`/`RocketT3Model`/`RocketT4Model` classes are gone, and `model_sync.py` no longer tracks the rockets. Client runtime checks: `docs/RUNTIME-VERIFICATION.md` → "Rocket visuals".

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Changed - **Internal: saved-data crash recovery now comes from Neroland Core.** Nerospace's own copy of the corrupt-save guard was removed and all of its saved data (meteor events, planet visits, launch pads, stations, oxygen fields and contributions, terraformers and terraform overlays) now uses the shared guard that ships in Neroland Core 1.15.0, as cargo routes already did. Existing last-known-good backup files keep the same names and are still used. The shared guard also catches save files that load silently empty or half-read, restoring the backup instead of overwriting it. Nothing changes in gameplay.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Fixed - **Opening the Launch Controller no longer crashes the game** (MC-NEROSPACE-X). In 1.5.5 the build screen tried to show the tier of the pad in place before the client had room for it, so opening the console crashed with "Rendering screen". The screen now opens normally and shows the built tier.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Changed - **Hand-built launch pads now say when they're ready.** Placing the block that completes a pad tier (a single pad, the last pad of a 3×3, the 16th Station Wall of the ring, or the Launch Gantry of a Heavy Launch Complex) shows "✔ Launch pad ready: Tier N — place a rocket" above the hotbar with a chime and particles, so it's clear the only step left is to place a rocket. Placements that don't complete a tier stay silent. - **Clearer launch pad report.** Right-clicking a pad with an empty hand now gives three short, colour-coded lines: the tier (in bold gold) and block count, a green "✔ Ready — place a rocket" line while no rocket is docked, and a muted gray hint for the next tier. - **The Launch Controller follows pads built by hand.** It now reads the formation in front of it and raises its selected tier to match, instead of staying on whatever tier was last picked in its menu. Its build screen also shows the tier of the pad in place.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Every silk-touched ore can be smelted.** Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite and Glacite ore blocks now smelt and blast into their ingot or gem, like Nerosium ore already did. Before, only the Nerosium Grinder could process them. - **Nerosteel, Cindrite and Glacite blocks can be uncrafted** back into 9 ingots or gems, matching the Nerosium blocks. ### Documentation - New wiki pages **Getting Started** (a plain step-by-step progression guide) and **Powering Machines**. - Wiki corrected against the code: machines need a generator (the Nerosium Grinder never self-charged), generator, oxygen, pipe and solar numbers, launch fuel costs, launch-pad sizes per rocket tier, and configuration keys that no longer exist.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

### Fixed - **Nerosium ore smelts again.** Silk-Touched `nerosium_ore` and `deepslate_nerosium_ore` (including blocks mined by a quarry fitted with a Silk Touch module) had no furnace or blast-furnace recipe, so they could not be turned into Nerosium ingots. The recipes were lost when the sources moved into the `common` module and are now restored. - **Nerosium storage blocks can be uncrafted.** A Nerosium block crafts back into 9 Nerosium ingots and a block of raw Nerosium back into 9 raw Nerosium; both reverse recipes were lost in the same move. - Nerosium ore is tagged `c:ores/nerosium` (item and block) like the other Nerospace ores, so mods that look ores up by common tag can find it.

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Quest-book content and the small progression signals behind it. Requires **Neroland Core 1.15.0**. Nothing here depends on NeroQuests: the quest pack is plain data inside the jar and simply stays dormant when NeroQuests is not installed. ### Added - **Quest pack.** Ships a NeroQuests quest pack — chapter `nerospace:starfarers_log` "Starfarer's Log", 19 quests — that appears in the quest book when NeroQuests is installed; inert otherwise, no dependency. The chapter walks the whole arc from the first Nerosium ingot through orbit, the planets, colonies, freight and terraforming, including one shared "world log" quest for a hundred deliveries. - **Record gates.** Three player-scope Neroland Core gates — `nerospace:first_freight`, `nerospace:terraformed_ground` and `nerospace:living_world` — are opened beside the matching Star Guide advancements. `first_freight` uses Core's offline-capable overload, so an owner who logged off while their flight was in the air still gets the milestone. They have no `requires` and gate nothing. - **World freight log.** The cargo-route store keeps one world-wide count of delivered flights (a plain number, tied to no pad or player) and publishes a `nerospace:cargo_delivered` threshold crossing on Core's bus at 1, 10, 100 and 1000 deliveries. Its scope is the destination dimension id only. - **Hook gates.** Two player-scope record gates other mods may open to hand a player an effect: `nerospace:hook/reveal_star_guide_page` sends the player a hint naming their next Star Guide step (nothing is awarded), and `nerospace:hook/oxygen_top_up` refills the personal / suit tank to its normal maximum once. Each is applied on the server thread, or on the player's next login if they were offline, and the gate is closed again so it can be re-armed. ### Changed - Neroland Core floor raised to 1.15.0 (the gate and threshold APIs above). ### Fixed - The rocket screen's pad-destination button had two conflicting `gui.nerospace.rocket.pad` lang entries; it now reads `Land: <pad name>` as the screen intends. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored by Nerospace — player-scope gates live in Neroland Core's gate store, which Core's privacy notice covers — and no UUID is logged; see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Optional economy hooks for servers running **NeroEconomy** 0.3.0-beta.1 or later. Everything is off by default: with NeroEconomy absent, or with the new amounts left at `0`, Nerospace behaves exactly as in 1.3.1. ### Added - **First-visit reward** (`economyFirstVisitReward`). A player's first arrival at each planet can pay a one-off credit bonus from NeroEconomy's Reserve, within its daily payout limits. A refused reward (Reserve short, budget spent) tells the player why and is not retried. - **Launch fee** (`economyLaunchFee`). Charged to the pilot of a crewed rocket or the requester of a cargo flight once every other launch check has passed; a player who cannot pay is refused the launch. - **Docking fee** (`economyDockingFee`). Charged on top of the launch fee for flights bound for an orbital station. If the launch fee is refused afterwards, the docking fee is handed back. - **`FlightRequestResult.Denial.CANNOT_PAY`**, appended to the public route API (existing ordinals are unchanged). The Cargo Pad shows it as *Cannot pay the flight fee*. ### Changed - NeroEconomy is declared as an optional dependency (Fabric `suggests`, NeoForge `optional`, Forge `mandatory = false`) and compiled against `compileOnly`; it is never bundled or required. - The planet-visit store keeps one world-wide counter of first visits (no player data), used to give each reward a unique, non-identifying request key. Older saves load unchanged. Privacy: no new per-player data is stored, and no UUID is logged or put in a request key — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

### Fixed - **Each jar now refuses to load on the next Minecraft line.** The NeoForge, Forge and Fabric metadata declared only a minimum Minecraft version, so a jar built for one line (e.g. 26.2) would load on the next (26.3) and crash at runtime on a changed method signature. Every build now caps its range at the next minor line (26.1.2 → `<26.2`, 26.2 → `<26.3`, 26.3 → `<26.4`), so the loader shows a clear version mismatch instead. ### Changed - **Recovered saved data no longer reports as a crash** (MC-NEROSPACE-S). When a corrupt `.dat` is recovered from backup or restarted fresh, the handled report is now sent before the error is logged, so the handled event wins the per-session de-duplication instead of an unhandled duplicate. - **Registration failures on NeoForge and Forge are reported at their source** (MC-NEROSPACE-R / -8). A block or item whose constructor throws during registration is now captured with its real exception before being rethrown, instead of surfacing only as the follow-on "Trying to access unbound value" errors that named the victim rather than the cause. Loading fails exactly as before. Crash reports stay anonymous and opt-out (`telemetryEnabled = false`); see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

Version bumped to **1.3.0** in `gradle.properties` — a new feature with an additive public API. Nothing below has been published yet; the owner decides when it ships. ### Added - **Cargo rockets and Cargo Pads** (`docs/CARGO-ROCKETS.md`). A **Cargo Pad** is a launch-pad plate with a 27-slot hold (18 usable by default), a pipe-fed rocket-fuel buffer and a route selector; it is a cell of an ordinary 3×3 pad, so the existing tier validation, Fuel Tank pumping and Launch Controller layout all apply unchanged. An uncrewed **Cargo Rocket** (new Cargo Hull intermediate; recipes on the Greenxertz ladder behind the Tier 2 rocket) carries the hold to another Cargo Pad or a founded station in any Nerospace dimension. Flights are server-side timers derived from the planet registry (time from the gravity of both ends and whether a dimension boundary is crossed; fuel from payload mass and origin gravity — one class, unit-tested), consume rocket fuel, survive a server restart, never load a chunk to deliver, hold and retry when the destination is missing or occupied, and after a timeout drop the remaining manifest as a **Cargo Crate** item rather than losing it. Schedules: manual, launch-when-full, launch every N minutes; per-route **Return empty** flies the hull home. Universal Pipes and their filters work on every face of the pad through Core's side configuration. - **Public route API** `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api.route` (semver-stable, additive; the existing `NerospaceRoutes` facade is untouched): `RouteApi` (pads visible to a player, quotes, flight requests, flight queries, cancel), `PadHandle`/`RouteHandle`/`FlightHandle` snapshots, `FlightState`, `ScheduleMode`, `RouteQuote`, `FlightRequest`/`FlightRequestResult`, and the `RouteEvents` bus (`PadRegistered`, `PadUnregistered`, `FlightDeparted`, `FlightArrived`, `FlightHeld`, `FlightDropped`). Shaped for NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider`/`ShipmentManager` seams — see `docs/NEROLOGISTICS-HANDOVER.md`. - **Star Guide chapter "Freight"** (Cargo Pad → Cargo Rocket → first unattended delivery, code-granted). - NeroLink module section **`route`**: the requester's own Cargo Pads and cargo flights, by owner UUID only. - Config (Core-managed, server-authoritative): `cargoPadSlots`, `cargoFuelCapacity`, `cargoTravelTimeMultiplier`, `cargoHoldRetrySeconds`, `cargoHoldTimeoutMinutes`, `cargoFlightRetentionDays`, `cargoMaxFlightsPerOwner`, `cargoMaxPads`. - `en_za` language file (the new strings; everything else falls back to `en_us`). - `/nerospace gallery` gains a **Freight** exhibit north of the rocket row: two routed Cargo Pads on 3×3 footprints, pad A with a fuelled Cargo Rocket, a loaded hold, a Fuel Tank and a rocket-fuel pipe into its buffer, pad B with an extraction pipe into a chest — open A and press Launch. ### Privacy - One new store, `nerospace:cargo_routes`, guarded by Neroland Core's `SavedDataRecovery` (Nerospace is now 6/6) and registered with `PlayerDataErasure`: erasure removes the player's routes, anonymises their pads and flights, drops them from pad access lists and rewrites the backup at once; in-flight cargo is delivered or crated, never deleted. Completed flight records are pruned after `cargoFlightRetentionDays` in-game days. Verified with Core's `ErasureConformance` harness in the unit tests. Logs and telemetry breadcrumbs carry flight ids only. `PRIVACY.md` lists the store.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

EMI support for the Nerospace machine pages, and its JEI pages now show on Fabric. ### Added - **EMI support.** The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages that JEI already had now come from a native EMI plugin too. Official EMI has no Minecraft 26.x release, so this targets the community EMI Unofficial Port (Unstable) on NeoForge and Fabric; that port has no Forge build. With JEI and EMI both installed, the pages show once. EMI stays optional. ### Fixed - **JEI pages now appear on Fabric.** JEI on Fabric only loads plugins listed under the `jei_mod_plugin` entrypoint and ignores the `@JeiPlugin` annotation, so Nerospace's grinding, refining and combustion fuel pages never showed there. NeoForge was not affected.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Gas interop with NeroTech through the Universal Pipe, plus three crash-report fixes. Pair it with NeroTech 0.2.1-beta.1 so both mods use the same oxygen. ### Fixed - **Universal Pipe gas layer now works with NeroTech and every Neroland Core gas** (Neroland/nerotech#9). The gas buffer is Neroland Core's id-keyed store instead of Nerospace's oxygen-only enum, so a line can carry hydrogen and any other Neroland gas. The pipe now finds a neighbour's gas storage through Core's shared `nerolandcore:gas` capability first, then through Nerospace's own `nerospace:gas`. NeroTech's Electrolyzer, Chemical Processor and Gas Turbine now connect and exchange gas, and a Core Gas Tank holding a gas other than oxygen no longer looks empty to the pipe. Per-face side-config gating on Nerospace machines is unchanged, because those machines are only registered on `nerospace:gas`. - The pipe is now also exposed on `nerolandcore:gas` on NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, so NeroTech machines can push into it and pull from it directly. The existing `nerospace:gas` exposure is kept. - One oxygen across the ecosystem: `nerotech:oxygen` (NeroTech's old id) is read as `nerospace:oxygen` by the pipe and by Nerospace's oxygen consumers, so oxygen that NeroTech stored in a Core Gas Tank feeds airlocks and the Launch Controller. A tank that still holds the old id keeps accepting oxygen. - Gas stream colour follows the carried gas: cyan for oxygen, pale blue for hydrogen, grey for anything else. The empty-hand pipe readout names the gas. - Existing pipes keep their gas: the old `Gas` save value (`"oxygen"`/`"empty"`) is migrated to the full id on load. - **Gravity no longer loads chunks from the server tick.** The terraformed-ground check read the chunk with a blocking load. For an entity on a chunk edge that nested load ran other chunk work mid-tick and, with C2ME, crashed the entity-section manager (`ConcurrentModificationException`). Gravity now reads only already-loaded chunks and skips entities whose chunk is not ready yet. - **JEI Fuel Refinery page no longer fails on NeoForge.** When JEI starts before the rocket fuel's registry data is ready, the output slot shows the Rocket Fuel Bucket instead of throwing "Components not bound yet" and dropping the whole category. - **Crash reporting ignores errors Nerospace did not cause:** exceptions thrown inside another mod's own code (for example a recipe viewer building a Nerospace mob while its own config is not loaded), and vanilla's "Invalid block entity" message for saved data whose block was replaced. Nothing else changes about what is sent.

Minecraft **26.3** support, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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, plus one advancement fix. ### 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 `1.10.0`) — 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. The `compat/jei` plugin compiles unchanged against all three. - Now ships the `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank` and `nerolandcore:item_store` recipes (moved here from Neroland Core, ids unchanged). They are keyed on `c:ingots/nerosium` and `c:ingots/nerosteel`, which Nerospace owns — keeping them in Core made a Core-without-Nerospace world fail to load on 26.3, where recipes are a datapack registry and a missing ingredient tag is fatal. ### 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. - Worldgen: Hamlet, Ruin and Mega-City implement 26.3's data-driven `Feature` interface; their codecs are registered in `FEATURE_TYPE`, and the ore and structure features ship as `worldgen/feature/*.json` in the `resources-26.3` overlay. The `configured_feature` JSON stays in place for 26.1.2 / 26.2. - Falling meteors and rockets use `LinearInterpolationHandler` on 26.3, where `Entity` owns interpolation. - Fixed: the *New Life* guide advancement never loaded, because its entity predicate used the legacy `type` key. It now uses `minecraft:entity_type`, with a 26.3 variant in the overlay. - 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`.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

### Added - **`welcomeMessageEnabled` config key** (default `true`). Set it to `false` in `config/nerospace.properties` to suppress the two-line welcome — the Star Guide Book prompt and the feedback link — that Nerospace posts in chat when a player joins the world. Server-authoritative and re-read on every join, so `/neroland config reload` applies it without a restart.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

Additive patch: a new public API package, no breaking change to any existing type. ### Added **Cross-mod fluid and item interoperability** - Nerospace now speaks the **platform-standard fluid and item handlers** on all three loaders, both as a provider and as a consumer: `Capabilities.Fluid.BLOCK` / `Capabilities.Item.BLOCK` on NeoForge, `FluidStorage.SIDED` / `ItemStorage.SIDED` (Fabric Transfer API v1) on Fabric, and `ForgeCapabilities.FLUID_HANDLER` / `ForgeCapabilities.ITEM_HANDLER` on Forge. Until now the Universal Pipe and every Nerospace tank and machine spoke only Nerospace's own mod-private capabilities plus vanilla `Container`, so a pipe simply refused to grow an arm toward another mod's tank or machine — which made the Fluid Tank hard to use as anything but a Nerospace-only endpoint. - In play: a **Universal Pipe** now connects to, pulls from and pushes into another mod's fluid tanks, item machines and pipes, and **another mod's pipes can pull fluid or items straight out of** a Fluid Tank, Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Quarry Controller, Launch Controller or Universal Pipe. Every block that already offered fluid on Nerospace's own capability now offers it on the standard one as well; the mod-private path is still tried first, so Nerospace-to-Nerospace behaviour is unchanged. - **Per-face I/O modes and filters apply to foreign neighbours** exactly as they do to Nerospace ones — a face disabled in the side config looks shut to another mod's pipe too. This adds reach without giving up any control over what moves where. - **Gas is deliberately not bridged.** There is no cross-mod standard for it, and Nerospace's oxygen is not a fluid, so the gas layer stays on Nerospace's own capability and Neroland Core's. Nothing about it changes. - Worth stating plainly: this makes Nerospace speak the standard APIs. Whether any *particular* other mod interoperates still depends on that mod using them too. - **One deliberate exception: the Rocket Launch Pad.** The pad's fluid connection is a one-way sink into a docked rocket — it can be filled but never drained — and the standard handlers are transactional, meaning another mod may insert and then roll back as a routine way of asking "how much would you take?". A sink cannot honour that rollback, so the pad is reachable through Nerospace's own pipes only. Fuel a rocket from another mod by piping into a **Fuel Tank** beside the pad, which auto-fuels as before. - New platform seam `za.co.neroland.nerospace.platform.ItemLookup` alongside the existing `EnergyLookup` / `FluidLookup` / `GasLookup`, with exactly one implementation and a `META-INF/services` entry per loader cell. `FluidLookup` now falls back to the platform-standard handler when a neighbour does not answer Nerospace's own. **Evaporator Module (`nerospace:evaporator_module`)** - A new upgrade-module card for the Quarry Controller's module slot. With one installed the quarry **destroys liquids on sight** instead of buffering them at all, so its fluid tank stays empty and there is nothing to pipe away. Use it for a dig you know will hit water or lava and whose fluid you do not want; leave the slot for another card when you would rather keep what it collects. - Crafted with the same shape and cost as the other module cards — Nerosteel Ingots and Redstone around a signature centre item, here **Blaze Powder**. - Its texture is placeholder art for now. ### Changed **The quarry no longer stops for liquid** - The Quarry Controller's fluid handling is now best-effort instead of all-or-nothing: it buffers what fits in its **16,000 mB** tank and **destroys the rest** as it digs, so a dig that reaches an ocean or a lava lake keeps going rather than waiting for somewhere to put the fluid. - It clears at most **64 source blocks per mining tick**, so a large body of water drains steadily over a few seconds instead of disappearing in one spike — and a single tick's work stays bounded. - Buffered fluid still auto-ejects into any adjacent fluid store, which — per the interop change above — now includes other mods' tanks and pipes. - The `fluid_full` pause reason is retired: nothing raises it any more. The **output buffer** still pauses the dig when it cannot fit a drop, so mined *items* are never voided. ### Fixed **A quarry over water used to stall for good** - The Quarry Controller paused with reason `fluid_full` the moment its 16,000 mB buffer filled — which is **16 source blocks** — or the moment it met a second fluid type, and it resumed only if something drained the tank. A dig that reached a lake or an aquifer therefore stopped dead and stayed stopped with everything else about it healthy. It now never stalls on liquid (see above). **Public integration API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - `NerospaceEnvironment.at(level, pos)` returns an immutable `EnvironmentSnapshot` — atmosphere, hazard, gravity, oxygen (0-15), terraforming stage (0-3) and breathability — so another mod can ask what a position is like without touching Nerospace's internal managers. It fails closed to a vacuum snapshot on unloaded chunks and never forces a chunk to load or generate. - `NerospaceVisits` + `PlanetVisitEvents` answer "has this player ever reached Cindara?" and fire once on a genuine first visit. This is the half no amount of live event listening can reconstruct for a mod installed after the fact. - `NerospaceOxygen` accepts bounded, expiring external oxygen contributions (max radius 64, strength 15, one hour), keyed by a caller-owned source id, so another mod's life support can feed Nerospace's breathability and environment answers. - `NerospaceTerraforming` applies and rolls back reversible regional overlays that change what Nerospace *reports* without rewriting a single block. **Denies every mutation until the server installs a `TerraformClaimPolicy`** — an unauthenticated regional environment override would be a griefing tool. Each region records the physical chunk stage underneath it, so a rollback restores that baseline rather than erasing real progress. ### Changed - Breathability now also honours an active terraforming overlay and external oxygen contributions, alongside the existing terraformed-chunk flag, oxygen field and launch-pad safe radius. ### Privacy - Planet visits are the only new player-keyed store: a UUID and a set of planet ids, with no timestamps, coordinates or movement trail. It is registered with Neroland Core's shared `PlayerDataErasure` hook and, like station ownership, an erasure request is pushed into the saved-data backup file immediately rather than at the next periodic pass. - Oxygen contributions and terraforming overlays record no player at all. Their ids are caller-owned and are documented as never permitted to encode player identity, because Nerospace persists them verbatim.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **NeroLink companion module (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.link`)** - Nerospace now registers a module with Neroland Core's link registry, so the NeroLink companion bridge serves it instead of reporting `nerospace: absent`. Schema v1. - Five read-only sections: `rockets` (tier, fuel, oxygen, power, launch readiness + nearby launch-pad tiers), `stations` (the stations **you** own, plus registry capacity as plain counts), `planets` (gravity / airless / hazard, plus which worlds you have reached), `life_support` (your oxygen tank, suit tier and hazard shield) and `star_guide` (your chapter/step progress and next step). - Two deliberately conservative actions: `rename_station` (owner-gated, online-required, runs the same server-side path as the in-game naming console) and `acknowledge_alert`. **Nothing** in the module can launch a rocket, move a player or edit the world from a phone. - Three live events: `oxygen_low` and `rocket_landed` (owner-scoped), and a deliberately anaemic `station_state` broadcast carrying only a slot number, a dimension and a state word. - New config key `linkModuleEnabled` (default `true`, server-authoritative) switches the whole module off; it is re-checked on every snapshot, action and publish, so `/neroland config reload` applies immediately. - **Privacy:** every section is filtered by the requesting player's UUID. No other player's station, oxygen value or Star Guide step can appear in a response; ownership of other players is never emitted, not even as a name. Operator status is deliberately not honoured. Rockets and launch pads have no owner in Nerospace, so that section reports only what you could already see from where you stand (a 128-block radius around you, while online) rather than a server-wide roster. **Per-loader Maven artifacts published to GitHub Packages** - The release workflow now publishes all six `nerospace-<loader>-<mc>` artifacts after the build, so sibling Nero mods can compile against `za.co.neroland.nerospace.api` from a remote repository instead of reaching Nerospace by reflection. **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **A refused GUI no longer reports as a successful one (MC-NEROSPACE-J)** - The `MenuOpener` guard already stopped a Bukkit/Paper hybrid from taking the server thread down when a plugin choked on a modded item during `InventoryOpenEvent` — but 21 of its 22 call sites discarded the result and returned `InteractionResult.SUCCESS` regardless. They now return the new `MenuOpener.openOrConsume`, which reports `CONSUME` on a refusal. `FAIL` would be wrong: it does not consume the action, so the interaction would fall through to the held item and the player would place a block against the machine they were trying to open. - An **Alien Villager whose trade screen was refused stayed locked forever.** `startTrading` set the trading player before opening, and nothing cleared it when the open failed — so the villager was flagged as busy with a player who had no window, and neither they nor anyone else could trade with it again. It is now released on refusal. - Handled-failure telemetry was applying its `handled` / `source` tags through a scope that never reached the event, so every report arrived unlabelled, at error level, in its own new issue. The tags now land, the level is `WARNING` (a guard caught it; the server carried on), and reports are fingerprinted by guard **and** operation so hybrid noise collapses into one issue without swallowing a genuine bug in one of our own menus. - **Privacy:** the guard's log line and telemetry payload identified the menu by its *rendered* title, which for a renamed Alien Villager is text a player typed on a name tag. It now sends the translation key or the provider class name, never player-authored text. **Right-to-erasure now reaches Alien Villager reputation (POPIA/GDPR)** - Each Alien Villager keeps a `UUID -> reputation` map in its own entity NBT — an undeclared **fourth** per-player store that Nerospace's Core erasure hook never touched, so an erased player's UUID could sit in villager NBT indefinitely. The eraser (now `data.NerospaceErasure`) sweeps every **loaded** level and drops the entry, and a villager whose chunk loads later in the same server session has the entry stripped as it reads its NBT. The residual gap — a villager in a chunk never visited again after a server restart — is documented in code rather than papered over; deliberately no persistent suppression list, because storing the very UUID we were asked to forget, forever, would be worse. - The eraser's comment claiming an offline player's attachment data "resets to defaults on its own" was **wrong**: both `oxygen` and `star_guide_seen` are declared `serialize(...)` with `copyOnDeath()` and persist in the player's save file. The comment now states the real limitation, and an erasure that lands while a player is offline is completed the next time they log in during the same session. **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Neroland Core dependency floor raised to 1.10.0** - `nerolandcore_version` moves from `1.4.0` to `1.10.0` (six minors of drift). Core's V1 API is frozen and every minor in that range is additive-only, so no Nerospace code changed. The loader dependency ranges are derived from this single property — `[1.10.0,2.0)` for NeoForge/Forge and `>=1.10.0 <2.0.0` for Fabric — so an out-of-date Core is now refused at load time instead of crashing later at registration. **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

### Added **Marker-less quarry setup (frame outline)** - The quarry area can now be defined **without landmarks**: outline a closed rectangle with hand-placed **Frame Casing** (it is now a placeable block item that places `quarry_frame`) and put the Quarry Controller beside it — the controller detects the complete perimeter (same plane, same size limits as the landmark path) and starts mining inside it immediately. The landmark flow is unchanged. - The GUI now shows *why* the quarry is paused ("Paused — frame incomplete / out of power / output buffer full / fluid buffer full / out of Frame Casing / wrong planet"). **Public cargo-rocket route API (`za.co.neroland.nerospace.api`)** - New semver-stable route surface for logistics consumers (NeroLogistics' `RouteProvider` seam): - `NerospaceRoutes` — static lookup facade: `endpoints()` (Home + Orbital Station + the three moons, stable order), `endpoint`/`isEndpoint`, `route(from, to)`, `routesFrom(from)`, and `isOpen(...)` liveness checks against loaded dimensions. - `RouteEndpoint` — immutable endpoint record (dimension key, display name, optional `PlanetId`). - `CargoRoute` — immutable directed route record carrying the minimum rocket tier (1–4), the per-launch fuel cost in millibuckets (the same cross-dimension launch cost a crewed rocket pays, `fuelCost`-config-scaled at query time), and a canonical transit duration in ticks (`TRANSIT_TICKS_PER_STEP` per step of separation in the destination order). - Read-only and player-data-free; the internals (`rocket.Destinations`, `rocket.RocketTravel`, `rocket.RocketTier`) remain internal. **Meteor Tracker is now craftable (survival)** - New shaped recipe: a vanilla **Compass** with **Nerosteel Ingots** above and below and **Redstone Dust** at the sides. The tracker was previously creative-only. (The four destination compasses remain creative-only pending a rework.) **Optional Energized Power interop declared** - All three loader manifests now declare **Energized Power** as an optional/suggested dependency with `AFTER` load ordering, so its capabilities and `c:` tags are ready before Nerospace loads when it is installed. Nerospace stays fully independent of it. ### Fixed **Machine blocks now drop themselves when mined** - Several blocks used `requiresCorrectToolForDrops` but were missing from the `minecraft:mineable/pickaxe` tag, so **no tool ever counted as correct and they dropped nothing**: Fuel Tank, Fuel Refinery, Oxygen Generator, Terraformer, Hydration Module, Terraform Monitor, Star Guide, Solar Panel (all tiers), Quarry Controller, Rocket Launch Pad, Launch Gantry, Village Core (plus Meteor Core, Launch Controller and its filler for mining-speed parity). All are now pickaxe-mineable; loot-table-dropping ones also need an iron tool, matching the other machines. Solar Panel T2/T3 keep their one-item multiblock drop from code (their loot tables are now empty to prevent a duplicate drop). ### Changed **Quarry frame lifecycle** - **Breaking a frame block now drops a Frame Casing**, and the quarry notices the broken ring: it rebuilds the gap from its casing stock, or pauses with "frame incomplete" until the player patches the ring by hand or inserts casings into the frame slots. - **A finished dig dismantles its frame**: the standing frame blocks are removed and their casings returned to the controller's frame slots (spilled at the controller if the slots overflow). Breaking the controller still drops everything it holds. - **Breaking the controller mid-dig no longer silently deletes the frame.** The orphaned frame blocks now *decay*: each one crumbles (break effect, **dropping its Frame Casing** — the same drop as mining it yourself) at its own random moment, the ring slowly dissolving block by block over roughly the next 30 seconds to 4 minutes (tunable via the new `quarryFrameDecayTicks` config key). Placing a new controller beside a still-complete orphaned ring re-adopts it and stops the decay. **Storage blocks moved to Neroland Core** - The **Battery**, **Fluid Tank**, **Gas Tank**, **Item Store**, and **Trash Can** (the first four with their **Creative** variants) now ship in the shared **Neroland Core** library instead of Nerospace. Their ids changed from `nerospace:*` to `nerolandcore:battery`, `nerolandcore:fluid_tank`, `nerolandcore:gas_tank`, `nerolandcore:item_store`, `nerolandcore:trash_can` (and `nerolandcore:creative_*`), so every Neroland mod now shares one set of storage endpoints. They craft and behave exactly as before. - Bumped the required **Neroland Core** dependency to **1.1.0** (the release that adds these blocks and the generic fluid/gas storage APIs; the Trash Can also brings Core's first menu type and client screen). - The **Universal Pipe** still interoperates with all of these blocks — it bridges Core's `nerolandcore:fluid` / `nerolandcore:gas` (and energy / item) capabilities onto Nerospace's own `nerospace:fluid` / `nerospace:gas` lookups, so existing pipe networks keep working (including voiding into the Trash Can). **Generators now push power directly (no cables needed)** - The **Combustion Generator**, **Passive Generator**, and **Solar Panel** now default their energy **auto-eject to ON**: they push power into adjacent receivers every tick — machines, batteries, pipes, and (via Neroland Core 1.3.2's Forge-Energy fallback) third-party FE blocks. Auto-eject can still be toggled off per machine in the side-config UI. **Quarry pacing rebalance** - The quarry's mining interval increased from 8 to 10 ticks — a modest slow-down to rebalance throughput against its power draw. **Neroland Core dependency bumped to 1.3.2** - Brings the standard **Forge-Energy fallback** in Core's energy lookup: the **Universal Pipe** now connects to and transfers with third-party FE cables and machines (e.g. **Energized Power**) on NeoForge and Forge, and Core's **Battery pushes power into adjacent blocks** without cables. See Neroland Core's changelog for details. ### Build & CI - New **auto-assign** workflow: the maintainer is assigned to newly opened issues and PRs (including forked PRs via a limited, API-only `pull_request_target`). - `publish.yml` release-note extraction now tries the exact version section first, falls back to `[Unreleased]`, and only uses the placeholder when neither exists. ### Migration note (existing worlds) - **Block-id aliases preserve existing placements.** Blocks already placed as `nerospace:battery`, `nerospace:fluid_tank`, `nerospace:gas_tank`, `nerospace:item_store`, or `nerospace:trash_can` (and `creative_*`) are remapped to the matching `nerolandcore:` block on load: - **Forge** — via Forge's `MissingMappingsEvent` (fully supported). - **NeoForge / Fabric** — modern NeoForge removed that event and Fabric never had one, so a small, strictly-scoped mixin remaps these ids at the registry lookup instead. It is `require = 0` (best-effort): if it can't apply on a given version it safely no-ops rather than crashing. **Verify on your save after updating**; if a placed block ever drops, break and re-place it with the Neroland Core variant — **items and stored contents are unaffected** regardless.

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First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

First public **beta** of Nerospace — and the first **multi-loader** build. Nerospace now runs on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric**, across **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** (the alpha was NeoForge 26.1.2 only). Each download is published tagged with its exact loader + game version. This release carries the full 1.0.0 alpha feature set (reproduced below) plus everything added since. Expect balance changes before the stable release; please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added since 1.0.0-alpha.1 **Wider platform support** - Now available on **NeoForge, Forge, and Fabric** for **Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2** — six builds in all, each one a self-contained jar tagged for its exact loader and game version on CurseForge, Modrinth, and GitHub. **Rocket return & the Launch Controller** - The new **Launch Controller** block turns a launch pad into a full launch hub: a holographic preview of the docked rocket, powered operation, board-and-launch from the console, and clearer pad/fuel status feedback. - **Rockets now come home** — return pads, arrival sites, and a return-travel system let you fly back from any world, with a named launch-pad registry so destinations and return points stay put. - **Rockets carry oxygen life-support in flight**, and a launch pad can sink gas to keep the cabin breathable during ascent. - **Founded stations gained ownership controls** — rename, claim ownership, and decommission your stations, with return-pad travel between them. **Planetary gravity** - Each world now has its own **gravity**. The Orbital Station is near-weightless, **Glacira** is a floaty low-gravity moon, **Greenxertz** is light, and **Cindara** sits closer to normal — so movement, jump height, and falling all feel different from planet to planet. Gravity affects everything: you, mobs, dropped items, arrows, falling blocks, and incoming meteors (which descend more slowly on low-gravity worlds). Individual biomes can carry a lighter or heavier pull than their planet's baseline, and **terraforming a planet restores normal, Earth-like gravity** to the ground you reclaim. - New config option **`gravityMultiplier`** (`config/nerospace.properties`, range 0.1–10, default 1.0): a global scale on all gravity — set it below 1 for an even floatier game, or above 1 for a heavier one. - Creative/op debug command **`/nerospace gravity`** reports the gravity in effect where you're standing (value, source, and your current gravity stat) for tuning and bug reports. ### Changed since 1.0.0-alpha.1 - Expanded anonymous crash-reporting context and tracing coverage (still opt-out, still scrubbed of personal data — see [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md)). ### Full feature set (carried from 1.0.0-alpha.1) **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - Loader-native capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

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First public **alpha** of Nerospace, for Minecraft 26.1.2 on NeoForge. This pre-release carries the full 1.0.0 feature set (see below) for early testing — expect rough edges and balance changes before the stable release. Please report issues on the [tracker](https://github.com/Neroland/nerospace/issues). ### Added **Materials & machines** - Nerosium ore (stone + deepslate) with the full chain: raw → ingot, dust, storage blocks, and the nerosium pickaxe. - The **Nerosium Grinder** — powered ore-doubling via nerosium dust. - Planetary materials with their own chains: **Nerosteel** and **Xertz Quartz** (Greenxertz), **Cindrite** (Cindara), **Glacite** (Glacira). - Generators: **Combustion Generator** (burns fuel) and **Passive Generator** (trickle charge). - The **Fuel Refinery** — turns coal + blaze powder + energy into pipeable rocket fuel. - Common `c:` tags on all ores/ingots/dusts/gems/storage blocks, and tag-based recipe inputs, for clean cross-mod and recipe-viewer compatibility. **Logistics** - The **Universal Pipe** — energy, fluids, gas, and items in one tube, with per-face × per-layer modes, visible travelling items, and coloured flow streams. - The **Configurator** tool + pipe config panel, item filters, and speed/capacity upgrades. - Storage endpoints: Battery, Fluid Tank, Gas Tank, Item Store (+ creative endless variants). - NeoForge capabilities exposed on every sensible block face (hopper/pipe automation works everywhere, including feeding rockets through the launch pad). **Rockets & travel** - Four rocket tiers with per-tier models: **Tier 1** (Orbital Station) → **Tier 2** (+ Greenxertz) → **Tier 3** (+ Cindara) → **Tier 4** (+ Glacira). - The **3×3 Launch Pad** with formation gating, plus the **Heavy Launch Complex** — a 5×5 pad with a **Launch Gantry** (right-click to board) that Tier 4 requires and Tier 3 accepts as an alternative to its Station Wall ring. - The **Fuel Tank** pad module — auto-fuels the deployed rocket (up to 480 mB/t on a Heavy complex), with canister auto-feed. - A rocket UI with painted panel, segmented fuel gauge, trajectory arc, and destination cycling. **Dimensions** - **Greenxertz** — a green planet with its own ores and creatures. - **Cindara** — a volcanic moon with a heat hazard. - **Glacira** — a frozen moon with a cold hazard. - The **Orbital Station** — and **player-founded stations**: rename a **Station Charter** in an anvil, fly there, and found your own named station anchored by a **Station Core** (up to 64 stations per world, selectable as rocket destinations). **Oxygen & survival** - Airless dimensions with a per-block **oxygen field**: sealed rooms fill, leaks drain, doors/trapdoors/glass count as boundaries. - The **Oxygen Generator** — grid-powered electrolysis producing pipeable O₂ — plus airlock refilling from Gas Tanks. - The **Oxygen Suit** in two tiers, plus hazard variants: the **Thermal Suit** (Cindara heat) and **Cryo Suit** (Glacira cold) — unprotected exposure quadruples oxygen drain. - An O₂ HUD gauge with suit/hazard badges. **Terraforming** - The **Terraformer** — expanding terrain conversion with staged maturation: **Rooted → Hydrated → Living**, including a water cycle fed by the **Hydration Module** (glacite), per-planet mature biomes with real weather, and the **Terraform Monitor** readout. - Three breedable livestock species on terraformed ground: **Meadow Loper**, **Ember Strutter**, **Woolly Drift** (food + fleece drops). **Creatures** - Native mobs with bespoke models, animations, and glow layers: Xertz Stalker, Quartz Crawler, Greenling (Greenxertz), Cinder Stalker (Cindara), Frost Strider (Glacira). **Progression & polish** - The **Star Guide** — a pedestal block + guidebook opening an interactive 7-chapter progression tree (31 steps), backed by a full advancement tree. - A creative `/nerospace gallery` showcase command with live demos of every system. - Bespoke art across the board: shaped machine models, per-tier rocket geometry, per-creature textures, animated GUI gauges, fluid/gas visuals. - Config: five clamped multiplier keys (`oxygenDrain`, `oxygenCapacity`, `energyRate`, `fuelCost`, `machineSpeed`) over internal base values — modpack-friendly tuning. - Optional, anonymous crash reporting (Sentry, EU servers) with full disclosure in [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md) and a `telemetryEnabled = false` opt-out.

+ Ores, gasses and tools + New machines + New Biomes + Rockets + New Gear