If the provided recipeOverride in the SpaceCore.Framework.CustomCraftingRecipe constructor has an empty description, it now does not display an empty space where the description should go. It now falls back on the vanilla game's CraftingRecipe.description field, which is auto-populated with the output item's description.
The changes in the constructor ensure that vanilla methods like CraftingRecipe.getDescriptionHeight use the right data. (Currently, if CraftingRecipe.description is two lines but recipeOverride.Description is one line, space for two lines will be allocated when only one is needed).
I don't think VAECraftingRecipe.Description has any more references in SpaceCore now that this one was removed, but I did not delete it because I don't know what else outside of SpaceCore may rely on it.
Additionally, fixed the bug where the number of ingredients shown was doubled because it checked the player's inventory twice rather than checking the inventory AND the additional containers.
Resolves #459
If the provided
recipeOverridein theSpaceCore.Framework.CustomCraftingRecipeconstructor has an empty description, it now does not display an empty space where the description should go. It now falls back on the vanilla game'sCraftingRecipe.descriptionfield, which is auto-populated with the output item's description.The changes in the constructor ensure that vanilla methods like
CraftingRecipe.getDescriptionHeightuse the right data. (Currently, ifCraftingRecipe.descriptionis two lines butrecipeOverride.Descriptionis one line, space for two lines will be allocated when only one is needed).I don't think
VAECraftingRecipe.Descriptionhas any more references inSpaceCorenow that this one was removed, but I did not delete it because I don't know what else outside ofSpaceCoremay rely on it.Additionally, fixed the bug where the number of ingredients shown was doubled because it checked the player's inventory twice rather than checking the inventory AND the additional containers.