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Hi there! I really love this mod and I'm planning to use it with our upcoming server.
After playing with in our existing worlds, I wanted to make a version of the small display but with the thickness of the panel display, since space is usually limited inside trains. Whilst I am a developer, I don't have much experience with Minecraft mods. I believe I have set everything up correctly, using the existing code for the small and panel displays.
I worked on this inside IntelliJ IDEA and have it working through the fabric client through there, testing all of the orientations.
However, I am unable to build and create a jar file due to some errors such as
Cannot nest jars into none mod jar createrailwaysnavigator-0.5.2-beta-1.20.1-common.jar
. I don't know enough about Minecraft modding to be able to sort this out. If you have any tips, or if you could build it and upload the jar it to this PR, that would be awesome.This display feels complete with the rest of the displays in the mod, especially since having the smaller font size and the 2:1 aspect ratio means you see more information. Of course, you have no obligation to include this into the mod, but I thought I might as well offer up the code back to you. Thank you for the time and effort you've put into the mod already.