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1.2.3+1.21.11
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Hikari-Tweaks 1.2.3 (MC 1.21.11)last month 8
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.11
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Fabric
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Client-side
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Changes
- Changed: the durability warning now fires every time you use a nearly broken item
Up to v1.2.2 the warning fired only once — at the moment an item entered the warning state,
which the message showed as
2%— and then stayed silent however much further you wore the item down. It now warns again on every point of durability lost for as long as the item stays at 1% or lower, so mining with a nearly broken pickaxe warns on every block. Durability going back up (Mending) still does not warn. - Fixed: carrying two of the same unnamed tool tracked only one of them Using the other one never warned. Each slot is now tracked separately. As a trade-off, moving a nearly broken item to another slot warns once.
- Changed: the warning sound plays at most once per tick, so a full set of nearly broken armour taking a hit no longer stacks four sounds on top of each other. The chat still lists every item.
- Fixed: the warning state carried over when switching servers, which could leave a nearly broken tool silent on the next server
- These changes apply to every Minecraft version (1.17.1 - 1.21.11) alike.
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