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Licensed ARR
Published 2 years ago
Updated 3 months ago
All versions
5.0
Release
Dan's Lightsabers (Star Wars) 1.21.1-5.05 months ago 1,671
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
5.0
[Added]
- Jedi villagers now drop holocrons upon death (matching Sith behavior)
- Added tooltips for the Archive Block and Enclave Terminal
- Order emblem banners (generated in Jedi Enclaves) are now available in the Creative inventory
- Archive Blocks can now be used as bookshelves for enchanting tables
- Orange blade color for lightsabers (suggested by Agartha)
- Swing sound effects for lightsabers (triggers on empty swings, Inquisitor blade spin, and throws)
- Spark particle effects on lightsaber hits (toggleable in config)
- Force ability icons via font bitmap (toggleable in config)
[Improved]
- Balanced holocron drop rates: 40% for Sith, 30% for Jedi
- Renamed "Force Adept" effect to "Force Sensitivity" for better clarity and lore accuracy
- "Force Sensitivity" effect now persists after player death (suggested by mad_banach6695435). The effect can now only be removed or switched via holocrons
- Legacy lightsaber activation method (RMB + Shift) is now disabled by default (can be re-enabled in config)
- Dark lightsaber is now lava-resistant
- Ported code optimizations from 1.21.1 to 1.20.1. The code is now more consistent
[Fixed]
- Fixed Jedi AI behavior that caused unintended infighting between Jedi villagers
- Fixed a bug that prevented players from sleeping when a Jedi was nearby
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