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Licensed MIT
Published 4 years ago
Updated 6 days ago
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26.101.0
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better-end-26.101.03 months ago 1,482
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Features
- A chiseled bookshelf for every End wood
- A shelf for every End wood
- In-game build instructions for eternal portals when clicked with an empty hand
- Recipe Book for infusion recipes when infusion pedestals is clicked empty handed
- In-game build instructions for infusion pedestals when clicked with an empty hand
- LabPBR specular textures for shader users
Changes
- Move RitualUpdate onto WunderLib's new NetworkRegistry
- Regenerate the biome music for vanilla's timings
- Regenerate for the shears tag move to c:tools/shear
Fixes
- Passive plant growth never ran, only manual bonemeal did
- Cracked/weathered End Stone Bricks return null defaultMapColor(), crashing FTB Chunks
- Migrate renamed blocks and refill flower pots in old worlds
- End villages generated without most of their houses
- End Veil could not be obtained outside of commands
- Crystalite armor only ever granted the chestplate's protection
- Outer leaves and silk moth nests hung off half-block leaves
- Server crash from unregistered particle types in custom biomes
- Three recipes kept the old id of the block they produce
- Restore violecite's custom brick wall and wire up the sulphuric wall top
- Restore the outer-leaves block items lost in the wover migration
- End crystal on pedestal rendered with missing texture
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Any compatible version
Any compatible version
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