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Published 7 months ago
Updated 4 months ago
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1.0.2
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DonutAH - Live Numbers 1.0.28 months ago 18
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.11
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Changes
DonutAH 1.0.2 Changelog
New Features
Shulker Box Contents Valuation
- Hovering over any shulker box now shows the total market value of its contents instead of the shulker's own listing price
- Each item inside is priced individually using DonutAH market data, then summed across all contents
- Enchanted items inside shulkers are priced by their specific enchant combo
- Shows
[DonutAH] Contents: $X total— fetches asynchronously on first hover, then cached for 5 minutes - Empty shulkers display
[DonutAH] Contents: Empty - Works for all 16 shulker box colours
Variant Breakdown in /donutah <item>
- Items with multiple enchantment combos now show a per-variant breakdown instead of a blended average
- Each variant shows its own avg price, price range (min → max), and daily volume
- Enchant labels are shown for each variant (e.g. "Sharpness V, Unbreaking III")
- Variants are sorted by volume so the most-traded combos appear first
- Items with only one variant (or no enchantments) still show the existing detailed stats view (24h avg, range, 7d avg, trend, volume)
Improved /donutah reload
- Now clears both the listing dedup cache and the tooltip price cache (previously only cleared the listing cache)
- Tooltip prices will re-fetch on next hover after a reload
- Confirmation message now shows exactly what was cleared
Bug Fixes
- Fixed enchantments not being stored — the mod now reads from the item's
ENCHANTMENTSdata component (the real Minecraft source) instead of trying to parse lore text, which was unreliable - Fixed tooltip showing a blended average price for all variants of an enchanted item — it now shows the price specific to that exact enchant combo
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