Hotwire 0.9.3 Beta

• Theres a History page now, it lists what Hotwire told you this session and has an Undo for your last switch
• Update all tells you what it did to each mod when its done, which updated now, which wait for your next start and which couldnt
• Update all doesnt wait on one slow download anymore, the mods that are ready and have nothing to do with it update while it comes
• The switch cache is less than half the size, the same pack went from 19 MB to 8 MB
• Hotwire keeps the fastest off and on of each mod now and tells you when a switch beats it
• A switch you clicked pulses until it really happened, and turning a mod on shows its progress right away
• When a mod crashes Hotwire tells you its turning it off before the game pauses
• Turning a mod back on that needs your world reopened asks right away instead of waiting for a reload first (Iris went from 18 seconds to 11)
• Turning a mod you added while playing back on doesnt freeze the game for a reload anymore (Chatting went from 3.6 seconds to half a second)
• Turning on a mod with a resource pack holds the game for less, the reload ends with the game drawing
• Adding mods is quicker, the jars are read side by side and Hotwires screen keeps drawing while they start
• Update all is quicker with big mods, it only reads the parts of a jar it needs (24 seconds down to 20 in our test pack)
• The first switch after you join a world is faster (about 1.3 seconds down to 0.9 in our test pack)
• Shaders only recompile when the mod you turned off changes how they compile
• The switch cache limit counts every game version together now, before each version had its own and the total could go past it
• Clearing the switch cache clears all of it, before about 20 MB per version stayed behind
• The switch cache checks itself in the background and remakes anything that doesnt match, before a bad entry showed up as a failed switch
• Playing one modpack doesnt throw away another modpacks cache on the same version anymore
• Updating a mod doesnt make the cache store every class again
• The switch cache deletes files it no longer uses
• Old versions of mods you updated show on the cache page and can be cleared (kept up to 256 MB)
• Your switch cache is rebuilt once after this update
• Fixed mods refusing to turn off when you play two modpacks on the same Minecraft version, they share the switch cache and one could read the others entry wrong
• Fixed sounds from zipped resource packs never loading after you turned a mod off or added one
• Fixed a world staying in memory after it was saved and reopened for a switch, when another mod's disconnect code failed (seen with Polytone)
• Fixed the game crashing at a sound after a mod with a looping sound was turned back on (Physics Mod)
• Fixed turning a mod back on never finishing when its own thread was stopped in the middle of a list (Distant Horizons)
• Fixed mods added while playing crashing with a cast error
• Fixed a few mods calling the wrong code after a switch (ScalableLux and mods built the same way)
• Fixed the key that opens Hotwire typing a letter into the search box
• Fixed a failed shutdown being told as a crash at your next start
• A mod you turned off can be turned back on after you add another mod, before it said it wasnt installed
• An update that says it breaks with a mod you have is refused now, before it went in and the game could crash (More Culling beside Sodium)
• An update that needs the new version of a mod in the same Update all isnt refused for the old one anymore (PolyPlus beside OneConfig)
• Updating a mod whose new version changed its id works from Update all now (HyMod to HyInfo)
• An update that fails halfway is put back fully now
• One jar that changed doesnt keep every other pending update from going in when you close the game anymore
• Cancelling a pending update also takes out the updates that needed it and tells you, before they went in alone and the game wouldnt start
• Queueing a mod for your next start tells you when it needs a mod you dont have, before it was queued anyway and the game wouldnt start
• A mod set to turn off at your next start is checked the same way, an update that needs it doesnt wait without it
• Updating Hotwire itself doesnt sometimes leave the old Hotwire jar in your mods folder anymore
• The store marks the same mods as having an update as Updates does, before it could show one that Updates didnt offer
• Hotwire tells you once when a mod thats off still had code run, before it could say it three times
• The message after a switch names the mod you asked for first
• Double clicking a mod closes its details again
• A library another mod unpacked doesnt get its own row in the list
• A bug report starts with what Hotwire did in order now, and brings the logs from the last time you closed the game
• The freeze report says when the games own thread has ended