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1.1-beta.1-26.3
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ARS 1.1-beta.1-26.3last month 839
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.3
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Changes
Auto Restore Skin 1.1-beta.1
✨ New Features
- Added Skin Storage.
- Added Favourite support for Skin Storage.
- Favourite can be applied to all content related to a header while editing.
- Added Add Skin / Change Skin functionality.
- Added Equip Skin functionality.
- Added NSFW Scan for skins.
- Added Show Skin to Choose Mode.
- Added support for displaying Minecraft profile capes when available.
- Added separate identification of Skin and Cape (including 64×32).
- Added the
/ars open skincommand to open Skin Storage. - Added Skin Storage and Info buttons to the interface.
🗃️ Storage
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Reworked the structure and data handling of:
- World Storage
- Skin Storage
- Account Storage
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Improved Skin and Cape management in Storage.
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Skin URL / Cape URL are hidden when the corresponding data is unavailable.
🎨 GUI
- Reworked the Menu buttons.
- Changed the position of the Auto Restore Skin button in the Pause Menu.
- Changed the Auto Restore Skin Pause Menu button to an Icon Button.
- Adjusted the EditBox colors.
- Improved the Skin Storage interface.
- Added the necessary buttons and information for Skin Storage.
🌐 Offline & Multiplayer
- Fixed skins not appearing in the World Tab when joining a server or LAN world without an owner.
- Fixed World Tab skins not appearing in the Skin Log when there is no Internet connection.
- Fixed skins not appearing for Minecraft Profiles when there is no Internet connection.
- Improved skin display and restoration while offline.
🔧 Fixes & Improvements
- Fixed World Update issues.
- Fixed various Skin/Cape display issues.
- Improved skin changing and equipping.
- Improved the Skin Storage user experience.
- Updated Auto Restore Skin for Minecraft 26.3.
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