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# Changelog All notable changes to **Refined Cooking** are listed here. ## 5.0.1 ### Fixed - The **Refined Cooking Guide** item showed Applied Cooking's book icon instead of its own. ## 5.0.0 First **NeoForge 1.20.4** release, ported from Forge 1.20.1. ### Added - **Fluids from your network.** The Kitchen Station can now satisfy recipes that need **water and milk** by draining them straight from your Refined Storage fluid storage (matched by tag, like a Sink or Milk Jar), with a network-driven fallback for other fluids such as lava. - **JEI info pages** for the Kitchen Station, Kitchen Access Point, and Kitchen Network Card, explaining how they link and work. - **Its own in-game guide.** Refined Cooking now ships its own Patchouli book with an entry per block, including 3D previews of both the kitchen and the network side. It no longer needs SebastrnLib. - **The Kitchen Access Point can now be rotated**, and faces you when placed. - **10 translations:** German, Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Simplified & Traditional Chinese. ### Changed - **The Access Point's antennas now mean something.** They light up only when it is actually powered and running on the network, while the card shows in its slot independently — so a card in a dark Access Point reads as "configured, not running". Redstone state is reflected too. - **Energy use now matches Refined Storage's own devices:** the Access Point draws like a Network Transmitter and the Station like a Network Receiver. Both remain configurable. - Jade and The One Probe now report the Access Point's real state (powered/active, card, transmitting) instead of just "on the network". - Cooking for Blockheads counters and cabinets now relay the kitchen network, so a station wired in through them is found. - Refined Cooking now depends on **Balm** directly. **Jade, The One Probe, JEI, and Patchouli are all optional** — the mod runs fine without any of them. - **SebastrnLib is no longer required.** ### Fixed - The Kitchen Access Point no longer reads as "connected" when freshly placed, and now goes dark when it drops off the network. - An empty bucket left over from cooking (milk, water) could be destroyed if your network had nowhere to put it back — full, or filtered so nothing accepted it. It's now dropped at the Station instead of vanishing.