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Block/Item Descriptions contained as Subtext not in Name

I noticed that in the "Ingredients" tab you have three types of items used to design other items: Banner Patterns, Pottery Sherds, and Smithing Templates. And underneath that you have a similar item that affects other items, Enchanted Books. I noticed that Banner Patterns, Smithing Templates, and Enchanted Books all follow a similar pattern, which is that they have their generic name displayed above with their unique identifier underneath as subtext. For example, you have "Banner Pattern" above with "Snout" as the subtext. However, I also noticed that Pottery Sherds do not follow this pattern, and instead have their unique identifier as a part of the above name, such as "Archer Pottery Sherd". I think this should be changed to match the other items, so it would have "Pottery Sherd" in the above text and then "Archer" as the subtext.

I also noticed that this could be applied to a lot of things, with an items/blocks color and material being contained as subscript:

  • Tools
  • Weapons
  • Armor
  • Potions
  • Blocks (Planks, Wool, Froglight, Copper, etc)
  • Spawn Eggs
  • Buckets

I am more sure about Pottery Sherds, Tools, Weapons, Armor, Potions, Spawn Eggs, and dyable blocks and items, but as for buckets and things like planks, I am less sure. You could also edit the other items so that they have their subtext as a part of their name instead of the other way around. Please comment your thoughts!

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    I don't think it would work for tools, weapons, and armor, or buckets even, but for some, it does kinda make sense. I'd say it should happen if it's not too identifying.