Handbook QoL: clothing and armor items should link to the other items in their set

[coolAlias]

Whenever I try to make a clothing or armor set, it's a kind of tedious process looking up the recipes, and I am not always sure which other items complete a set.

It would be very handy to have the other items in a set linked to each other when viewing any of them in the handbook.

For example, when viewing the Fur Coat entry, it should link to Knee-High Fur Boots and Fur Gloves.

[Heegrim]

YES PLEASE!

Also the Blackguard armour cycling through the various broken states AND the Forlorn set is so annoying. Forlorn should have its own page and all the states of the Blackguard set should be on the same page so you can just scroll down to see how many chains and plates are needed to completely fix the piece.

[coolAlias]

5 minutes ago, Heegrim said:

Also the Blackguard armour cycling through the various broken states AND the Forlorn set is so annoying.

To add to this, recipe cycling in general needs a way to both pause and manually cycle each item in the recipe.

It's really frustrating right now trying to view and evaluate the available options.

[Heegrim]

Just now, coolAlias said:

To add to this, recipe cycling in general needs a way to both pause and manually cycle each item in the recipe.

It's really frustrating right now trying to view and evaluate the available options.

Yeah, you should be able to scroll wheel while mousing over the recipe to go to the next one.

You can pause one recipe by mousing over but the other ones keep cycling. Really annoying when comparing blackguard armour and things with different wood types because they all get out of sync.

Al least they improved the handbook search results a bit in the new update.

[Odey555]

Another suggestion: Images in the handbook 

Certain things aren't super clearly explained in the handbook, and some people are just more visual learners which is immensely helpful, even just to make the handbook nicer to look at so its not just an infinite wall of text. 
Solution: Images that can be added to handbook entries for clearer visual explanation. An excellent example is Applied Energistics' guidebook

Edited August 18 by Odey555
Image attachment instead of link