CraftSense

CraftSense is a Minecraft mod that helps players with crafting by predicting and suggesting crafting recipes based on their previous crafting habits. The mod analyzes items in the player’s inventory, recommends possible crafting recipes and allows for instant crafting by simply clicking on the suggested output to make the crafting process faster and easier. It can be enabled or disabled with a customizable keybind (K by default), allowing you to easily toggle it on or off.

Requires Fabric API and Omnilib. Also compatible with Forge and NeoForge, using Sinytra Connector, requires Forgified Fabric API.

Features

• Crafting Prediction: Get suggestions for crafting recipes based on available items and recent crafting patterns. Similar to text autocomplete, as you place items in the crafting grid, CraftSense will analyze your inventory and provide real-time suggestions for crafting outcomes. You can simply click on the suggested recipe output item to automatically craft it, receiving the item in your inventory.
• Remembers Your Last Craft: CraftSense remembers the last item you crafted. If you have the materials, it automatically appears in the crafting output slot, ready for instant one-click crafting.
• Category-Based Tracking: CraftSense organizes items by category, tracking your most crafted items to make better predictions in the future.
• On-Screen Display: Ghost items are shown in the crafting grid to guide you through suggested recipes, enhancing the crafting experience by visually indicating what can be created.
• Supports Other Mods: Works with recipes from other mods.
• Context Awareness: If your health is low and you have no weapons but have the required materials, CraftSense will prioritize weapon suggestions over your crafting habits.
• Crafting Statistics Screen: Press J (default) to access the statistics screen displaying your crafting patterns. Hover over graph elements to view detailed data on crafted items within each category.

Usage Guidelines

CraftSense can be freely included in modpacks, as long as downloads stay within Modrinth, CurseForge, or GitHub. These are the only official sources for the mod. Any other sites are not authorized and should not be used.