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# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

# v0.3.0 — Service in Any Language Order Up! now speaks your language, remembers what each restaurant serves, and sets a table for Farmer's Delight. - **Fully translatable.** Every player-facing string — dish names floating above customers, the Menu Board screen, announcements, command feedback — is a translatable component instead of hardcoded English. Vanilla dishes localize for free (a Chinese client sees 烤马铃薯, not "Baked Potato"), and any dish can be renamed with a `labelKey` lang entry. - **Made-to-order freshness.** "Fresh" no longer means a fixed two-minute window — it now means the dish was cooked *after* the customer placed the order. Reheated leftovers don't count; a stocked chest of pre-cooked food won't carry you. Customer patience stays the separate clock you're racing. Dishes whose cook step can't be timestamped can opt out with the new `freshExempt` flag in `foods.json`. - **Farmer's Delight dish pack.** With Farmer's Delight installed, 64 of its meals join the menu automatically, spread across restaurant levels 1–10 — cooked rice and fried eggs early, shepherd's pie and stuffed pumpkin at the top. No config, no setup, and nothing changes if FD isn't there. FD meals are `freshExempt` (they come out of FD's own Cooking Pot and Skillet, which Order Up! can't timestamp), so patience alone is the pressure. - **Per-restaurant menus.** Each Menu Board now tracks its own unlocked and locked dishes, saved alongside its level and XP. A dish can be forced onto — or held off — one restaurant's menu independent of level, so two restaurants in the same world can serve completely different things. - **Commands for modpack makers.** `/orderup menu unlock|lock|clear|reset|list` and `/orderup level set <n>` act on the nearest Menu Board, so they're scriptable with `/execute positioned`. There's also a dependency-free `OrderUpAPI` for KubeJS and other mods — "unlock the roast chicken when the boss dies near the restaurant" is a few lines. - **Menu Board shows what's actually available.** The board's data now carries the resolved dish list rather than just a level, so the screen reflects unlocks and locks. Existing configs keep working: `freshExempt` and `labelKey` are optional and default to off.

add neoforge support

Add Emeralds as Payment Unsatisfied Customer Now Gets Angry

Update Version

Update Version to 26.1.2

Changed plaque centering to be correctly rendered (No more half blocks)

add loot table

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