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Licensed ARR
Published last year
Updated 3 months ago
All versions
1.2.4
Release
Not Lazy Chainmail 1.2.410 months ago 35
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Additions
- New runes: Dampen Rune and Muffle Rune (reduces/mutes Not Lazy Chainmail item sounds)
- New advancements: Mr. Worldwide, Scraper Paradox, and For the Advancement...
Changes
- Snipping and sieving will no longer have chance-based durability loss
- Maille Crafting will no longer have chance-based exhaustion
- Winding now requires at least 1 shank of hunger and increases exhaustion while winding
- Pliers now have 640 durability from 64 (now each snip takes 1 durability)
- Sieve meshes now have 192 durability from 64 (new each sieve takes 1 durability)
- When swapping a Cobblefier into a Cobblestone Generator, it will only take one instead of the entire stack
- Item Aggregator is now 4x as fast
- Belt Generators and Chain Generators can now be set to output their power to adjacent blocks at a rate of 64 FE/t and 1,000 FE/t, respectively
- Belt Generators are now crafted with a Block of Iron and 2 Empty Spools instead of 2 Iron Ingots
- Fixed improper title in Telebelt menu
- Advancement Nethender Portal now uses the Telebelt as its icon
- Updated display models for Winding Jig/Auto Winder, Conveyor Warper, and Conveyor Launcher
- New Chainmail Project texture
- Wire, Spool, and Chainmail Project textures will now dynamically change
Fixed double sounds for:
- Blocks: Aggregator, Auto Snipper, Auto Mailler, Auto Winder, Barrel Collector, Belt Generator, Cobblestone Generator, Conveyor Manager, Conveyor Warper, Crusher, Expanded Barrel Collector, Garbage Disposal, Haunter, Leathersmithing Table, Melder, Recycler, Sieve Dropper, Sort Dropper, Winding Jig
- Items: Chain Launcher, Chainmail Project, Chainsaw, Chainsword, Curios, Flail, Lasso, Nunchuck, Pliers, Rope, Runes, Sieve Mesh, Vinegar Bottle, Whip
Removals
- Advancement Compulsive Decluttering (redundant)
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