4.4
Compatibility
Changes
Apiary v4.4
Small update, but one of these fixes has probably been annoying someone.
🐛 Fixes
Campfires under hives work properly now
If you had a torch, some grass, a snow layer, or water sitting between your campfire and your hive, Apiary wasn't seeing the campfire at all — so the bees came after you anyway. Vanilla is fine with stuff in the gap, and now Apiary is too. Only actual solid blocks will break the line now.
Hive inspection is lighter
The "X more ready nearby" counter was checking way more blocks than it needed to every time you sneak-clicked. If you've got a big bee farm you might have felt a tiny stutter. Fixed.
📦 Which file do I want?
- Universal → Minecraft 1.21.8 – 1.21.11
- 26.1 → Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2
- 26.2 → Minecraft 26.2
Needs Fabric API. Java 21+ on 1.21.x, Java 25+ on 26.x.
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