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0.1.15+mc1.21.x
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CrowBar v0.1.15
Fixes locator bar visibility for GPExpansion claim waypoints when nobody else is online, and prevents claim bowties from rendering over the experience bar during CrowBar's five-second XP display window.
Fixed
- Claim waypoints now keep the locator bar visible when alone: A claim selected by the current waypoint mode is enough to keep CrowBar's locator bar background active, even when no other players are online or nearby.
- The locator bar hides when there is no selected content: When there are no renderable players, no claims matching the current mode, and no unrelated vanilla waypoints, CrowBar leaves the shared HUD slot to the experience bar. Enabling claim waypoints by itself no longer forces an empty locator bar to remain visible.
- GPExpansion marker entities no longer count as separate vanilla content (26.1, 26.2): GPExpansion's backing marker waypoints are excluded when CrowBar decides whether any vanilla content still needs the bar. This lets the bar disappear in Off mode, or in Owned mode when the player owns no claims, instead of being kept alive by a marker CrowBar intentionally suppresses as a duplicate.
- Claim bowties no longer render over the experience bar: During the existing five-second XP visibility window, CrowBar now suppresses both its replacement locator rendering and vanilla's locator background and addons. GPExpansion bowties therefore disappear for the full XP peek and return with the locator bar afterward.
Changed
- Locator visibility decisions are shared across all supported versions through one policy, keeping the vanilla cancellation and CrowBar replacement-rendering rules in sync.
- Added regression coverage for XP suppression, claim-only visibility, empty selected modes, and unrelated vanilla waypoints.
Downloads
CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar— Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar— Minecraft 26.1.xCrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar— Minecraft 26.2
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