Fuel Goes Here in Project Infinity 0.1

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Fuel Goes Here is a small quality-of-life mod that fixes a annoying furnace habit. Normally, if some recipe uses a fuel like coal as an ingredient, shift-clicking a stack of coal into a furnace sends it to the input slot instead of the fuel slot. This mod makes the fuel slot fill first, before the input slot.^[1]

What it changes

• Shift-clicking a fuel into a furnace fills the fuel slot first, even when a smelting recipe exists that uses that item as an input.^[1]
• By default, it only affects coal and charcoal.^[1]
• You can extend it to other fuels by adding them to the item tag fuelgoeshere:forced_fuels.^[1]

Who it is for

It is for anyone who smelts a lot and does not want to fix furnace slots by hand. You don't need to set anything up: it works in the background, and the default behavior covers coal and charcoal.^[1]

In this pack

The pack includes Fuel Goes Here version 1.21.1-1.2.0, and it has been in the pack since version 2.25 or earlier. The sources don't show any pack-specific changes to the mod, so treat it as the mod's default behavior.^[2]

Unverified No quests, guidebook entries or ATM Star progression steps for this mod were found in the sources, so where it fits in the pack's progression is unconfirmed. It looks like a passive helper rather than a progression gate.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Good news: there's nothing to craft for this mod. Fuel Goes Here has no items or recipes of its own, so your first steps are just about knowing what it changes when you start smelting.^[1]

What it does for you

Normally, if a recipe uses a fuel like coal as an ingredient in a furnace, shift-clicking a stack of coal puts it in the input slot instead of the fuel slot. This mod changes that, so the fuel slot is always filled before the input slot.^[1]

In practice, you can shift-click your fuel into a furnace and it goes where you expect, even when a smelting recipe also uses that item.^[1]

Which fuels are covered

By default the mod only changes things for coal and charcoal. If you want other fuels to get the same treatment, add them to the item tag fuelgoeshere:forced_fuels. That tag is the mod's only documented way to extend the behavior.^[1]

Unverified Whether this pack adds extra items to the forced fuels tag, and whether any quests or recipes in this pack relate to the mod, could not be confirmed from the available sources.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Fuel Goes Here is a tiny quality-of-life mod, so there are no machines, multiblocks or power systems to learn. It changes one thing: where fuel lands when you shift-click it into a furnace.^[1]

The problem it fixes

Normally, if a recipe uses a fuel like coal as an ingredient in a furnace, shift-clicking a stack of coal puts it in the input slot instead of the fuel slot. That gets annoying fast in a pack with lots of added smelting recipes.^[1]

How it behaves

With the mod installed, the fuel slot is always filled first, before the input slot. The shift-click goes to the fuel slot even when a smelting recipe exists for that item.^[1]

By default, the mod only affects coal and charcoal.^[1]

Adding more fuels

The list of affected fuels is controlled by an item tag called fuelgoeshere:forced_fuels. Any item you add to that tag gets the same fuel-slot-first treatment. This is done through the tag, not a config file.^[1]

Unverified Whether this pack adds any extra items to the forced_fuels tag is unverified. There are no config files for this mod in the pack, and none of the sources describe pack-specific changes. Assume only the default coal and charcoal behavior unless you see otherwise in game.

There isn't much history to cover here. Fuel Goes Here in this pack is version 1.20.0-1.0.1 (file fuelgoeshere-1.20.0-1.0.1.jar), and it has been in Project Infinity since 0.0.45.4 or earlier.^[3]

Mod changelog

• 1.20.0-1.0.1: Port to 1.20. This is the only entry in the mod's changelog that I have, so there are no listed gameplay changes for this version.^[4]

Pack changelog

I have no pack changelog entries for this mod, so I can't point to any pack release that changed how it behaves.^[3]