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Added — Per-reward
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1.6.3
Release
CobblemonQuests 1.6.36 months ago 18
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
[1.6.3] — 2026-04-20 — "Readable Rewards"
Targeted fixes from a server-admin bug report. No breaking config
changes — existing config.conf files work unchanged.
Fixed — Reward tooltips showed raw item IDs
- Player-facing reward lines rendered item rewards as
10× cobblemon:rare_candyinstead of the localized Minecraft item name (10× Rare Candy). The raw id was coming straight out ofReward.summary(fmt)into the{item}placeholder. {item}now resolves through a newutil/ItemNameshelper: admin override map → Minecraft registry localized name → raw id fallback (with a single WARN per unknown id, no log spam).{key}forCRATE_KEYrewards honours the same override map so crate keys can be renamed without a per-reward override.- Admin GUIs, audit logs, and failure reports still use the raw id
via the no-arg
summary()— operators need to see what a reward actually is, not its pretty name.
Added — rewards.display-names rename map
- New optional HOCON block in
config.conf:rewards { display-names { "cobblemon:rare_candy" = "Rare Candy" "weekly" = "Weekly Crate Key" } } - Values win over the registry lookup, so admins can ship a fully-branded tooltip set without touching every quest file.
- Empty block is written on first save with an inline comment so the feature is discoverable.
Added — Per-reward display override now round-trips
ConfigWriter.writeRewardwas dropping the existingdisplay = "<custom MiniMessage>"field on save. Admin-edited quests that round-tripped through the config GUI lost their overrides.- The field is now persisted alongside the other reward properties.
Added — /questsadmin debug stars <player> + DEBUG log
- New subcommand prints
starsBalanceandlifetimeStarsEarnedfor a player. Admins can use it to reproduce a "stars not awarded" report against the authoritative player-data store (rather than a possibly-stale GUI view). ImpactorEconomy.depositStarsnow logsplayer,amount,before, andafterat DEBUG level on every credit — off by default, enable with-Dorg.slf4j.simpleLogger.log.CobblemonQuests=debugor the equivalent log4j/logback config.
Technical notes
ItemNamescaches its "unknown id" warning set per JVM, so a typo in a hot GUI path logs once instead of on every open.- The stars deposit path itself is unchanged; the earlier reports appear to be reproducible only through the claim-mode = manual click flow (which is working as designed). The new diagnostics are for localizing any future report to balance / UI / flow.
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