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### Fixed - **Breaking a Launch Controller no longer deletes the building materials inside it.** The Launch Pads, Station Wall and Launch Gantry blocks loaded into its slots now drop as items when any part of the console is broken, alongside the controller itself. - **Ores drop their raw material again on Minecraft 26.3** (NeoForge, Fabric and Forge). Mining Nerosium (and Deepslate Nerosium), Nerosteel, Xertz Quartz, Cindrite or Glacite ore with a normal pickaxe dropped the ore block itself, as if the pickaxe had Silk Touch. Minecraft 26.3 changed the loot-table file format and silently ignored the old Silk Touch check, so the "drop the ore block" branch always won. The 26.3 builds now ship every Nerospace loot table in the new format: ores drop raw materials and gems (with Fortune), Silk Touch still gives the ore block, and creature drops and explosion rules work as intended. 26.1.2 and 26.2 were not affected. - **Forge: no more client crash loop from the Meteor Tracker readout** (MC-NEROSPACE-W). When the Forge client's item registry no longer held Nerospace's items (for example after joining a server that does not run Nerospace), the Meteor Tracker check threw on every client tick. Registry entries can now be checked for presence on every loader, and the readout simply stays quiet while the item is absent. - **An older JEI no longer crashes the recipe screen** (MC-NEROSPACE-V, follow-up to MC-NEROSPACE-T). The Nerosium Grinder, Fuel Refinery and Combustion Generator pages now show without their energy/time readout, instead of crashing, if the installed JEI lacks a widget method this build uses. Each jar also declares the oldest JEI it supports for its Minecraft line (26.1.2: 29.5.0.24, 26.2: 30.0.0.1, 26.3: 31.0.0.3). JEI is still optional; only a JEI older than that is refused at launch. - The Tier 2 and Tier 3 Solar Panels now need an iron pickaxe or better to drop, the same as the basic Solar Panel.