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DMZ Ragnarok 1.1.260
A long night of fixes. Chests stop opening the wrong window, dragon radars work everywhere and only find their own set, and several things that quietly ate items or bricked a mob have stopped.
Everyone
- Chests stop opening the wrong window. An obsidian chest could open a one slot dirt chest and a diamond chest could open the iron window, losing eighteen slots. Nothing was ever lost; the two sides disagreed about which chest was which.
- Trunks' time machine, as a rideable vehicle that reaches space like the pod, and as a life size placeable model.
- Killing something no longer leaves it stuck at zero health showing "NaN". One bad number written into a mob's health made it unkillable permanently, and it survived restarts. Anything already stuck repairs itself on the next hit.
- Throwing a senzu no longer eats it too. It was costing two beans and healing the thrower.
- Dragon radars work in every dimension and show only their own set, and right clicking one names the dimension each ball is in.
- Super dragon balls dropped by a God of Destruction can be found again.
- The insufferable crypt is completable. Its lift went up rather than down, so every floor below the first was unreachable.
- Side missions track one at a time.
- Airdrops announce the region tier they landed in, so you know the crate tier.
- The Super Saiyan God wish is Saiyan only and gated behind a configurable level. An ineligible pick no longer wastes the dragon.
- Vegeta's city rolls into the landscape instead of ending at a cliff, and the glass is gone from Vegeta and Beerus. Newly generated worlds only.
- Quests can consume their required items and carry custom item data on rewards; sagas can be locked behind a specific quest and are now enforced server side.
- Cerulean dragon balls no longer appear; they arrive properly with Planet Cereal.
Admins
- Saving a large dungeon configuration no longer disconnects you.
- Vanished staff can see each other, and are hidden from ordinary players in chat, death messages and the online count.
/sucerulean reportand/sucerulean confirmclear cerulean balls already in the world.
Linked server networks
- Bans, pardons, whitelist and op status apply everywhere immediately, per entry, removals included.
- A command aimed at a player on another server reaches them, with the sender's own permissions rechecked on arrival. Off by default.
- Dragon radars see across servers, including the grave holding your dropped balls.
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build.gradle:
repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
// forRepositories(fg.repository) // Uncomment when using ForgeGradle
filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
// Standard Gradle dependency
dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:bLplVEcb:QVQSZgpc"
}
// Legacy Loom dependency
dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:bLplVEcb:QVQSZgpc"
}




