All Capes Unlocked

v1.3.0 — Survival Crafting, Legendary Tier & Real Cape Physics

The mod was originally creative-mode only. This update adds full survival crafting, a much higher difficulty curve, a new top tier, and real cloth physics for the capes.

Survival Crafting:
- Every cape can now be crafted in survival, built up through a component ladder: raw materials → Woven Cloth → Blank Cape, and Bronze / Silver / Golden / Legendary Emblems, each consuming several of the tier below it.

- Difficulty scales hard with rarity. Common and Uncommon capes use everyday materials and dyes. Rare capes require diamonds, emeralds, and gold. Epic capes (staff and personal capes) each require a Nether Star — a genuine Wither kill per cape.

- Every MINECON cape requires at least one Nether Star via a new MINECON Medallion item, so none of them are casually obtainable.
- **MINECON capes are individually reworked** to reflect the actual year they represent:
  - 2011 (Las Vegas) — Ender Dragon/Minecraft 1.0 themed; requires a Dragon Head and two Medallions.
  - 2012 (Paris) — "Pretty Scary Update" themed; requires Wither Skeleton Skulls and two Medallions.
  - 2013 (Orlando) — Horse Update themed.
  - 2015 (London) — End cities/Shulker themed.
  - 2016 (Anaheim) — Elytra/exploration themed.
  - 2019 (unused design) — bees and raids themed.
- All recipes are visible in JEI. Capes remain available via the Creative inventory tab as well.

New Legendary Tier:
- A golden tier above Epic, reserved for the three genuine Mojang staff capes. Legendary items display with a bold gold name and a permanent enchantment shimmer.

- The flagship **Mojang Cape** is the single hardest item in the mod: two Legendary Emblems (10 Nether Stars total) plus your world's one and only Dragon Egg, a Netherite Block, and a Beacon. Realistically obtainable once per world.

Real Cape Physics:
- Capes are no longer a rigid slab. Each one is now simulated as real cloth, cut into 16 physics-driven segments — it ripples while you walk, streams out when you sprint, billows upward when you fall, lifts when you crouch, and settles naturally when you stop.

- Fully configurable via `config/vanillacapes-client.toml`: gravity, drag/swing strength, stiffness, damping, wind ripple, solver quality, and max bend angle can all be tuned. `wavyCapes = false` reverts to rigid vanilla-style movement if preferred.

- Physics run once per game tick and rendering only interpolates between steps, so behavior is identical regardless of framerate.

- No external cape-physics mod required — this is fully built in.