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Licensed MIT
Published 9 months ago
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0.3.1
Release
Location Tooltip 0.3.16 days ago 8
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Location Tooltip 0.3.1
Fixes from tester feedback on 0.3.0.
Fixed
- Modded structures now get named. Structures added by mods are tagged automatically — including modded versions of vanilla structures. Vanilla stays curated so you don't get a region for every mineshaft. Turn it off with
/ltregion structures modded off, or exclude one with/ltregion structures disable <id>. - Waystones now name their village. A waystone inside a village gives the village its name — whether it's activated, freshly placed, or renamed later — and anyone standing there sees a message. (Waystones only registers a naturally-generated waystone once a player activates it, which is why this didn't work before.) Renaming the waystone renames the village too, and a village you've renamed by hand is left alone.
- The Master Compass needle works. It now points to the nearest region, and spins freely when there's nothing nearby.
- The HUD no longer covers boss bars. When it's positioned at the top-centre it hides itself while a boss bar is on screen.
- Dimensions have their own names. The Nether now reads "The Nether" and the End reads "The End" instead of "Wilderness". Modded dimensions (Ad Astra and friends) are named automatically from their dimension id.
Thanks
- Everyone who tested 0.3.0 and sent detailed reports.
Requires Fabric API. Mod Menu, Cloth Config, and Waystones are optional.
Optional dependencies
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| locationtooltip-0.3.1-sources.jar | Unknown | 143.79 KiB |
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