Rational UI - Crafting

The main goal of this mod is to improve how the crafting panel displays and categorizes crafting recipes. During the game, you acquire dozens of schematics, and without a proper way to manage them, it could soon become difficult to find what you are looking for. This mod aims to help you.

• []All the new Weapon and armor recipe groups are given a fitting prefix, so they sort together in the crafting panel (i.e., "Weapons: Steel Sword", "Armor: Boots", etc.). Crossbows and bolts count as weapons.[/]

  []"Upgrades" is split into "Upgrades: Glyphs" and "Upgrades: Runestones".[/]

  []"Tools" category is split into "Tools: Weapon kits" and "Tools: Armor kits". (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []Equipment categories are listed first in the crafting menu: armor, weapons, upgrades and tools groups come first, in that order, then the rest alphabetically. (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []The "Junk" category is hidden from the crafting panel. In vanilla, it only contained the "Haft" item, which was not used anywhere in-game.[/]

  []Each recipe now displays how many of the craftable items you already own (as a total of items equipped, in inventory, and in stash). (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []You can turn on an option to instantly craft recipes, skipping the progress animation. (from v3. 0. 0)[/]

  []Glyphs (armor upgrades) can only be crafted by armorers, runestones (weapon upgrades) only by blacksmiths. In vanilla, any craftsman could craft both. (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []Armor repair kits can only be crafted by armorers, weapon repair kits only by blacksmiths. In vanilla, any craftsman could craft both. (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []A new diagram for "Geralt's Shirt" is added to the list of known recipes, already learned as a starting schematic (not available in shops or as loot). Compatible with existing savegames, when this option is enabled, the recipe is automatically added when loading a savegame. (from v2. 0. 0)[/]

  []New diagrams for Geralt's starting gear (four armor pieces, two swords), with the same exact behavior as the previous "Geralt's Shirt" recipe. (from v2. 0. 0)