JEI and EMI
JEI and EMI are optional client dependencies. MITE crafting and smelting still use Minecraft's recipe manager, preserving each viewer's native layout, search, and transfer behavior. The compatibility plugins add MITE-specific semantics.
Registered content
| Content | JEI | EMI |
|---|---|---|
| 9 tiered workbenches as crafting catalysts/workstations | Yes | Yes |
| 5 MITE furnaces as smelting and fuel workstations | Yes | Yes |
| 6 material anvils as anvil workstations | Yes | Yes |
| 32 rune stone material/pattern variants | Yes | Yes |
| Rune Stone and workbench information pages | Yes | Yes |
Hide recipes disabled by server recipe_rules | Yes | Yes |
Rune Stones store patterns 0 through 15 in block-state components. Viewers use the component to distinguish subtypes instead of merging unlike patterns.
Mod combinations
- JEI only: the JEI plugin loads.
- EMI only: the EMI plugin loads.
- Both installed: both plugins can load; EMI's JEI bridge may log duplicate third-party tagged-recipe warnings.
- Neither installed: MITE works normally without a recipe-viewer interface.
Visible does not mean craftable
Workbench tiers, timed crafting, player state, and server configuration are still validated when crafting. Transferring ingredients from a viewer does not bypass these rules.
Modpack extension
- Add recipes with standard Minecraft recipe JSON.
- Add difficulty, workbench tier, and configuration gates through a
mite/recipe_rulesfile with the same resource ID. - New workbenches and custom recipe types do not automatically become MITE workstations; an additional compatibility plugin must register them.