


Disassembly Delight is a Farmer's Delight add-on for NeoForge 1.21.1 that takes things apart. Its copper Disassembly Table works like an automatic cutting board with the knife, axe and pickaxe built in: hopper items in at the top, collect the pieces at the bottom. 🔧
With Sophisticated Backpacks installed, the Disassembly Table Upgrade puts the full crafting ingredients of an item straight into your backpack, and takes tiered backpacks down one tier at a time with everything inside moved along. 🎒
Coming from Farmer's Delight Tweaks? The table is the old Decrafter and the upgrade is the old Decrafter Upgrade. They moved here in FD Tweaks 1.1.0, and your existing machines carry over. 🔄

disassembly_delight:full_uncraft recipes that you can add to or change.






⏩ INSTALL ON BOTH CLIENT AND SERVER (NEOFORGE 1.21.1)
⏩ REQUIRES FARMER'S DELIGHT 1.2 OR NEWER
⏩ OPTIONAL: SOPHISTICATED BACKPACKS 3.20 OR NEWER, FOR THE UPGRADE
⏩ FARMER'S DELIGHT TWEAKS IS NOT REQUIRED
Upgrading a world that has Decrafters? Back it up, then install Disassembly Delight together with Farmer's Delight Tweaks 1.1.0 or newer before you open it. Placed Decrafters, their items, and Decrafter Upgrades in backpacks become Disassembly Tables and Upgrades automatically. Without this mod, FD Tweaks 1.1.0 deletes them. Disassembly Delight won't start next to FD Tweaks 1.0.x.

There is no config file; nothing is created in .minecraft/config/. Behavior is data-driven: full returns and the backpack chain are disassembly_delight:full_uncraft recipes in data/disassembly_delight/recipe/full_uncraft/, which a datapack can add to or override. The container rules ship inside the jar at disassembly_delight/container_rules.json.
The recipe format, the full list of emptied containers, and how the migration works are in the README.md on GitHub.

Renzo is actively working on Disassembly Delight and welcomes feedback, bug reports and ideas in the comments. 💬
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