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Add config option to reverse default placement direction #27
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That's the intended behaviour. This makes more sense to me for most use cases. I don't see a good reason to change this, but feel free to try to convince me. |
I never start placing blocks from output to input, I always place them from input to output. So when I place the input I expect this block to be placed from there pointing to results. It's like a math equation, it feels so intuitive to me that way! I don't know how to explain this, why did you design it this way? What is your reason? |
My way of working usually involves first placing an output chest, then the crafter, and then the input blocks. In that sense it makes most sense. You know what, I can try adding a config option to reverse the default direction. |
That would be great! Thanks :) also I didn't know that the output too can go in a chest!! |
Issue type:
bad implemention of directional feature
Short description:
Usually when placing this block, you have already put the recipe blocks down and you want this block to use them as ingredients to produce something else. But the default direction of this block uses them as results, why?!
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