In-game flowchart-based production planner for Minecraft 1.7.10 for the GTNH pack.

Features

• Canvas. Infinite 2D whiteboard to organize complex recipe chain.
• NEI Recipes. Recipes can be added using NEI and are shown through the normal recipe widgets.
• Groups. Collapsible and customizable groups to keep the recipes organized
• Sticky notes. To provide extra context or to just draw a smily face
• Production balancer. You can balance chains for optimal throuput by pinning recipe nodes, uses ojAlgo to provide a clean solution
• Summary. Shows the overall demands and outputs of a recipe chains, ranging from items, fluids, energy and even magic resources like mana
• Mod integrations. GregTech, EnderIO, Thaumcraft, Botania, Forestry, Et Futurum Requiem and many more to come
• Machine configuration. Mod-specific configuration options to calculate recipe throughput like voltage, overcloks or speed modifiers
• Share and import. Share your charts to other players either via the in-game chat or externally via the clipboard
• Mermaid export. Export graphs as Mermaid.js flowcharts for GuideNH.
• Client side only. No server binary required!

Dependencies

• Minecraft 1.7.10 with Forge
• Not Enough Items, ModularUI, GTNHLib, Mixin

Optional Offscreen Window

Press F8 to open the planner in-game. Offscreen is optional and lets you open the planner in a separate window, which can be moved to another monitor.

To use the separate window in another modpack:

1. Install PlanNH and its dependencies in the client instance.
2. Download offscreen-0.3-alpha.jar from the Offscreen releases and put it in the instance's mods/ folder. The offscreen-0.3-alpha-dev.jar in this repository's libs/ folder is for development, not normal modpack installation.
3. Restart Minecraft, join a world, and press F7 to toggle the separate planner window. Both keybinds can be changed in Minecraft's Controls menu.

Credits

• TheYoingLad for the UI code
• FlyToSpace for the logo design
• OrderedSet86 for the production balancer

External icons

• Gerrit Halfmann for the Pixelarticons UI icons, used under the MIT license.
• shuqikhor for the native 9x9 Pixel Icons, used under the MIT license.
• Lucide contributors for the network launcher icon, used under the ISC license and shaded to match NEI.

Building

./gradlew build

License

MIT — see LICENSE.