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Licensed GPL-3.0-or-later
Published last year
Updated 5 days ago
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1.27.9-26.2
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1.27.9-26.2last month 951
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
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Changes
- Fixed PetDisplay not working with loadout gui
- Fixed crashing whenever launching game on feather client (stop using this please)
- Fixed CompactChat crashing sometimes
- Changed WardrobeKeybinds to have support for next/previous page keybinds
- Changed EquipmentKeybinds to have support for next/previous page keybinds
- Changed PetDisplay to have new option to render the pet display inside inventory like EquipmentDisplay
- Fixed CenturyCakeTimer not working properly due to new unicodes
- Fixed Chroma text not working in 26.2
- Fixed BurrowGuesser guess going over world bounds
- Fixed DungeonItemStats crashing
- Fixed ArmorHexColor crashing
- Fixed InventoryScale not working properly
- Possibly fixed CustomLeapGui not registering clicks sometimes
- Fixed EtherwarpOverlay still using 1.8 height (i was lied to)
- Fixed EtherwarpOverlay not ignoring some items properly
- Changed MiddleClickGui working on guis it shouldn't and forced it to only work inside of inventories
- Changed KeyPickup to have an option for tracer towards the wither/blood key
- Fixed SlotLocking allowing you to lock/unlock an item when you're typing inside the party finder notes
- Fixed ProtectItem allowing you to lock/unlock an item when you're typing inside the party finder notes
- Fixed HighlightDroppedItems not working properly due to new unicodes
- Fixed BonzoMask not working properly due to new unicodes
- Added SpiritBearHighlight
- Added SpiritBowHighlight
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