Document basic Minecraft types and global scope references #88
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- Mention other strings that wrap into empty ingredients - Mention string list syntax for Ingredients - Mention non-bean methods to make it more apparent that the beans are readonly, and can't be written to
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Bruh, what? I didn't want to close this, I wanted to commit. |
Now, what's left are KubeJS additions/changes, default interface methods and Entity's fields.
Almost 6000 lines of Kubedoc, wowie
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This PR aims to document various intricacies related to
Items,Fluids andIngredients, including:Edit: This baloons into documenting many basic Minecraft classes and global scope references, because these need each other in order to be useful in KJS scripts.