Show a full recipe widget in item tooltips for bookmarked recipes

[eigenraven]

Show a full recipe widget showing missing items and a hint how to overlay the recipe using the keyboard in item tooltips for bookmarked items.

[wlhlm]

Testing this and seeing some glitches:

IC2 Fluid Canning Machine handler

Out-of-bounds drawing (this is with the tiny default MC windows size)

Also, certain recipes don't seem to work: for exmple for the Tinker's Construct Casting Table recipe handler, Emerald works, but Blank Cast doesn't show a widget. (this is with the GTNH version of TiC)

[github-actions]

Warning: 2 uncommitted changes
#401

[mitchej123]

Seems nice as a concept. I'd like to see it as a config option (which I didn't notice at a fairly quick glance) in case people are like "REE CHANGE", or those who use smaller UIs and it's annoying

[eigenraven]

It is a config option, I just need to test and fix the legacy handler offsets like rot13 said then it'll be done,

[eigenraven]

@mitchej123 Please review again, I have done some more significant changes to fix the rendering order. It should be trivial, but take a look just in case I missed anything.

[wlhlm]

I can still reproduce two of the issues I have mentioned above:

Minecraft.1.7.10.2023-07-09.17-44-51.mp4

1. it tries to draw the widget out-of-bounds above the cursor even though there seems to be enough screen space to draw it below the cursor
   • also, it seems to leave a gap if the tooltip only has one line
2. certain recipes don't show up; I think this has something to do with the recipe having an "input" item, ie. the blank cast in the casting table just starts from a fluid, whereas the emerald cast has an emerald "input" item
   • seems like a minor issue though, not sure if it'll affect a lot of things... 🤷

[eigenraven]

I'm not sure how to best solve the out-of-bounds drawing without redoing a lot of the vanilla tooltip rendering code, though something is clearly wrong because it should only switch to rendering the recipe above the tooltip when your mouse is below the midway point of the screen, which doesn't seem to be the case on your video? (looks like 1/4)

I'll test the tinkers problem too, hopefully it's an easy fix

[wlhlm]

Welp, that was a quick fix. Nice!