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Port CC:T's data generators to Fabric #93

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@SquidDev SquidDev commented Apr 29, 2022

A pretty direct port (aside from models), so should be fairly easy to maintain. Also fixes some issues in the upgrade impostor recipes where the turtle/pocket computer and upgrade item were swapped.

This doesn't include data generators for turtle/pocket computer upgrades, as that whole subsystem never made its way to Fabric, and probably needs to wait until a major MC version change.

 - Bump Loom and Fabric API version.
 - Update MixinSoundEngine - I believe the lambda is mapped differently
   on the latest Loom version.
 - Fix several deprecation warnings.
  - Remove most conventional tag definitions - those are built into
    Fabric now.
  - Port CC:T's data generators to Fabric. This covers loot tables,
    advancements/recipes and block/item tags. As with CC:T, some of our
    custom recipes are not covered.
This implements everything that CC:T does aside from turtles. Other
blocks could also be converted (printers, disk drives, etc...), but
I've never got round to them.
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so this just makes the resources better during development?

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SquidDev commented May 1, 2022

Yes.

@Merith-TK Merith-TK merged commit 82f2e9f into mc-1.18.x/1.18.2 May 2, 2022
@SquidDev SquidDev deleted the feature/datagen branch May 2, 2022 06:43
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