Assorted Crafting Things 1.3.1

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Changelog
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07-23-2016;
- This update adds an insane amount of things. I went overboard!
- No seriously, I probably missed a few dozen or so things when writing this changelog.
- This was all worked on off and on since the previous stable Early Release version. Long time ago.
   
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General
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   - Almost every item has received some kind of update.
     - If you ran an older version, you will need to repurchase everything.
   - Bunny Tenants have returned, and they're always Humans!
     - Place a light, a door, and any one furniture item from the ACT Furniture Catalog.
     - They can be recruited! Keep doing their quests until they ask to join!
     - Crew Bunnies retain their black bunnysuits, no matter the job they take.
   - ACT Hoverbike updated to be like the other Hoverbikes.
   
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Bazaar
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   - ACT Bazaar Teleporter is now crafted at the Inventor's Table for 10 Tungsten Bars.
     - Gotta do a little work to unlock it!
   - ACT Bazaar has received a drastic visual change. Now it looks more futuristic!
     - Also looks like it slammed right down in the middle of a dangerous location. Uh oh!
   - Ick has received an overhaul!
     - His changes are detailed below.
   - Vendors do not buy your stuff anymore.
   - Wall Catalog inventories have been organized better.
     - Five different catalogs; Furniture, Costume, Pots, Potions, Music
       - Furniture sells placeable decorations unlike any other.
       - Costume sells all the costume parts I've made, plus some extras.
       - Pots sells replicas of the breakable pots and vases across the universe.
       - Potions sells various five-minute buff items.
       - Music sells placeable music players that play the tracks from the game. Over 60!
     - Inventories of each one are organized alphabetically.
       - It also puts stuff out of order, despite my making sure everything was labeled right.
       - This kills my OCD, because I have to redo a lot of stuff to fix this. Screw that.
     - Wall Catalogs use a unique window that matches their sprites.
   - New Vendor: Tiy
     - Sells items based on things from Starbound's forums, pre-release screenshots, and so on.
   - New Vendor: Space Invaders
     - Sells Sprite Rip items. I didn't want to remove them, but I didn't want them with the other stuff.
   - New Vendor: ACT Pets
     - Sells pet-related items. See below for more info.

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Ick
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   - Ick's sprite has been updated. Now looks more menacing!
   - Ick now has a unique crafting menu to match the menu of the catalogs.
   - Ick has buried below the floor, into an old janitorial closet.
   - Ick now provides crafting recipes for a few items.
     - Four tabs in his inventory; Swords, Hammers, Guns, and Pets.
     - Weapon recipes are simple, but aren't easy. They're gated behind level-appropriate items.
       - Some require Manipulator Modules and Upgrade Modules. These aren't as common anymore!
     - Pet recipes are pretty cheap, as they're just as tough as any random monster you encounter.

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Pets
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   - Pets are sold by ACT Pets, the white box to the right of the teleporter in the Bazaar.
   - I spent a long while making various pet sprites over weeks of off and on work. It was fun.
   - All pets are spawned by egg objects. Some hatch slower than others.
     - Few hatched pets start as babies. They're invulnerable to your attacks.
     - After a short while, they grow up. They're not hostile, but can now be captured.
       - Purely for cosmetic purposes.
     - Other pets hatch as adults. SCIENCE!
       - They can sometimes be aggressive or passive.
   - All pets can be captured at full health; no need to weaken them.
     - Baby versions can't be caught. Let them grow up first.
   - All pets, with some exceptions, are useful for fighting.
     - Some pets have bonus properties, explained in their descriptions.
     - One pet has absurdly bad stats. This is intentional.
   - Pets come in a variety of forms.
     - Non-Combat pets, which are labeled as such on the egg descriptions.
       - These pets are Persistent, and will not disappear as wild creatures unless killed.
     - Slimes, which bounce around and bonk enemies.
     - Metroids, which fly into your enemies.
     - There are also other types of pets. Try them all!
   - All wall pet spawners are now gone.
     - Most removed pets are now available through the eggs sold by ACT Pets.
     - Some removed due to their wild counterparts being capturable.
     - Some removed because I could not convert them into better sprites without losing their "character".
       - Also because the sprites sucked something fierce.
       
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Weapons
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   - All weapons have been rebalanced.
     - All weapon prices adjusted.
       - Cheap, but still pricey.
     - Most weapons' base stats are at Durasteel level (Level 4)
       - Junk Sword's base stats are the same as Broken Broadsword.
       - Some weapons are slightly stronger due to unique secondaries.
     - Most Broadswords have the secondary attack "Rising Slash".
     - Some melee weapons have unique secondary skills.
       - Weapons with unique secondaries are balanced. They're not too strong, but not useless.
   - Most weapons have received a major sprite overhaul.
     - Some have glowing bits.
     - Some are animated when swung.
   - The Glitch King only offers his best weapons to those who proved themselves worthy adventurers.
     - At first, he only sells a few weak weapons.
     - Completing the Avian mission will unlock all other weapons.
   - If you lost or sold it, the Glitch King will sell a Broken Broadsword to you for 180 Pixels.
   - All flamethrowers removed and replaced with a single adaptable Flamethrower.
     - Right click to cycle through seven colors; Red, Carmine, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple.
     - This was fun to make.
   
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Costumes
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   - Several new items added.
   - More items can now be dyed.
     - Apsaras, Apus, Infant Mag (both), Kalki, Pushan, Rati, Sato
       - They are dyed based on how they were colored in the games they come from.
   
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Furniture
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   - All Campfires now work like the new Campfire, providing cooking recipes.
     - They have bonus recipes for brains and souls from the respective weapons.
   - Princess Toadstool's Fireplace now serves as a Campfire.
   - Princess Toadstool's Fireplace renamed to Peach's Fireplace.
   - Seed Extractor removed. Seeds are now sold at the ACT Furniture Catalog now.
     - There's only two. Nothing special, just stuff I felt like making.
   - Archaeologist's Table serves a purpose now.
     - Place 100 Bones into the left slot, and receive a bag.
       - The bag can open into any fossil piece.
       - The bag may contain fully completed, unique fossils as well. Currently 6 unique fossils!
   - Many items were repositioned. They now fit better per block, rather than...whatever I had them on.
   - Some items now glow in the dark!
   - Glitchsura and the Guardian Lions got a much-needed graphic overhaul! They're much more intimidating now.
   
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Consumables
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   - All consumables provided by this mod can stack, restore hunger, and do not spoil over time.
     - They will all say "Should stay fresh for a while" indefinitely.
   - Potions provide various status effects, and cost 500 Pixels each.
     - Buff: Swim will not show a buff icon.
   - Blue Carrot and Tentacle Seeds are now sold at the ACT Furniture Catalog.
     - Blue Carrots can be cooked at a Green Camp Fire, Blue Camp Fire, Dark Matter Camp Fire, or Bonfire.
     - Raw Tentacle will not stack, as it is not a custom consumable.
   - Bee Hive is now sold at the ACT Furniture Catalog.
     - Works like Moth Trap; place and wait to collect.
     - Four types of Honey can be collected.
   - Brains are collected when the Lobotomizer kills an organic enemy.
     - Inferior and Tasty Brain can be cooked at a Green Camp Fire, Blue Camp Fire, Dark Matter Camp Fire, or Bonfire.
   - Souls are collected when the Soul Extractor kills an organic enemy.
     - Stronger souls provide buffs.