CaptMustache No

Any chance this can be ported back to 1.18.7?

In-world interaction sounds great, it's an useful mod nonetheless!

Pautau Invataksi338472 I can replace crafting grid with in-world interaction to get rid of workarounds like this

I can confirm that there seems to be a funny bug of a ghost item "block:air" that you get from the output. I haven't done a lot of research on it though.

I only know that you can check if you have one in your inventory if you can't put a single item (right-click with held stack of items) on a slot, because you pick up the ghost item.
 Also interestingly it can be placed on your crafting grid, even if you close your inventory and have filled rest of your slots.

It doesn't go away, even after mod is disabled as the block:air is a vanilla item.
But to get rid of it, one way is to put it into a reed basket and throw the basket out.

Edit: It is also responsible for the cloning! Though the clone is just the block:air with a texture attached to it by something. It goes back to invisible when moved.
  If you made another block disapear with it by some action, just move it and it should come back (doesn't disolve the block:air >:( )

I suppose players were never intended to get block:air. A workaround could be to delete all block:air a player has, or just the one they get from the output when the recipe code runs.

I've encountered two minors bugs (never have these before installing this mod) :

• Sometimes I get an item named "block:air" in my inventory
• I often get a clone of the item I pick up (either from a crate or by picking it up on the ground), the clone disappears when I place or drop it on the ground and when I click on it
  • Clone when picking up an item with shift + click from a chest
  • Clone when switching from quick access to inventory with shift + click

I'm still trying to figure out how to reproduce these bugs

This is what I needed and it's working like a charm, now I can experiment thing on expensive blocks.

Thank you very much for this useful mod!

EDIT : Do not forget to click on the empty output slot