BetterEnd / BetterNether Display Cases are Opaque 1.19.2

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Describe the bug When using Minekea with BetterEnd and BetterNether, the display cases have opaque glass when placed, though the item block in hand correctly renders clear glass.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Using Fabric Loader 0.14.12, run Minekea 4.02, ARRP 0.6.4, Fabric API 0.72.0+1.19.2, Cloth Config 8.2.88, Better Nether 7.1.2, Better End 2.1.2 and BClib 2.1.5
2. Place a display case from Minekea that uses Better End or Better Nether material (ex: End Lotus Display Case or Nether Sakura Display Case)
3. See Error

Expected behavior The glass should be see through as usual.

Screenshots

Environment

• Minecraft version: 1.19.2
• Minekea version: 4.0.2
• OS: WIndows 10

Additional context Vanilla and BYG cases work as expected, just the Better End/Nether mods, and as you can see in the screenshot, it's only the block that seems to have the issue, as the item version is clear. The display case seems to work as expected otherwise - when I place something in it, it is presumably placed, but impossible to see under the opaque glass, and I receive the item back after breaking it. A texture issue I would assume?

[SplendidAlakey]

Found the culprit, BetterEnd and BetterNether don't use conventional stripped_TYPE_log strings for their stripped versions of logs, but Minekea assumes it does and creates incorrect recipes, resulting in the following errors:

[08:22:36] [WARN ] Failed to parse recipe 'minekea:betternether/furniture/display_cases/stripped/rubeus[minecraft:crafting_shaped]'! Falling back to vanilla: com.google.gson.JsonSyntaxException: Unknown item 'betternether:stripped_rubeus_log'
[08:22:36] [WARN ] Failed to parse recipe minekea:betternether/furniture/display_cases/stripped/rubeus[minecraft:crafting_shaped]: com.google.gson.JsonSyntaxException: Unknown item 'betternether:stripped_rubeus_log'

betternether:stripped_rubeus_log is actually betternether:rubeus_stripped_log and that goes for every stripped wood in BE and BN.