Loot Beams Up

LootBeamsUp 5.2.0 for Minecraft 1.21.11

New in 5.2.0: server rules

• A server can limit LootBeamsUp on its players' clients with its resource pack: one file, assets/lootbeamsup/data/restrictions.json, switches off whole features (particles, light, post effects, nametags and more) and forces or limits single settings, for example "beam height at most 4" or "render distance 8–64".
• Your own settings are never changed. The server's rules apply on top while its pack is loaded; when you leave, everything looks as you set it again.
• In the Configuration editor a lock in front of a setting shows that the server restricts it; its tooltip says how. You can still edit the setting: it changes your own value.
• The Compatibility screen lists the active server rules and tells you once in chat.
• Pack authors: the file format, the setting ids and the feature list are documented in the mod's repository (docs/server-restrictions.md). Broken parts of the file are skipped and logged, the rest still applies.

Fixes in 5.2.0

• A VFX material whose shader fails to compile no longer crashes the game when an animated effect uses it.

Fixes in 5.1.2

• Items carrying a malformed or extreme lootbeamsup_config (item NBT a server or a creative-mode player can set) could crash or freeze every client near the item. Such settings are now checked: invalid ones are ignored, numbers are kept within the ranges the editor allows, and effect lists are limited.
• Particle emitters with an extreme rate could freeze the game. Spawning is now capped.
• An item id from a removed mod in the item whitelist or blacklist, or an invalid tag in a selector, crashed the game every frame. Such entries now simply match nothing.
• Items with hidden tooltips (common in server menus) crashed when a labelled item group matched them.
• One broken .obj model in any mod or resource pack made resources fail to load. Broken models are now skipped and logged, and models are loaded only when used.
• A VFX material whose shader does not compile no longer fails the whole resource reload.
• Memory was not released after leaving a world or changing dimension.
• Fixed a rare case where effects kept drawing into the wrong target after a renderer mod skipped a pass.
• Better compatibility with other mods that change terrain rendering.

Other in 5.1.2

• The /lootbeams developer commands are no longer available outside a development environment; everything they did is in the in-game editors.