Pandora's Box

• Meltdown effect holders now have their own datapack registry.
• Fixed fake death effect.
• Block tags can now be used in randomised item lists for box effects (and now will appear again in existing effects).
• Reworked features used by the mod to use vanilla configured features where possible and for the remaining ones to have feature configurations.
• Effect renderers have been refactored to extract effect data into render states.
• Pandora's Box now has a proper enchantment glint in item, block, and entity forms if it was enchanted.
• The pandorasbox:effect_holders component has new fields, random_selection, a set of effect holders to select from, and selects_random, an override to allow it to still add on random effects even if effect_holders is not empty.
• Renamed field floor_blocks in the create_dome effect creator to dome_blocks, original one was an error.
• Removed effect creators convert_generic, convert_to_city, convert_to_farm, convert_to_happy_fun_times, convert_to_nether, convert_to_rainbow_cloth, gen_trees, gen_trees_odd, lava_cage, create_pool, replace_blocks, and transform_blocks as they had their functionality consolidated into sub-creators of the new generate creator.
• duplicate_box creator now has an included_effect_holders field, to restrict which effect holders it can produce.
• meltdown creator now has an included_meltdown_holders field, to restrict which meltdown effect holders it can produce.
• Equipment sets have been moved to a datapack registry pandorasbox:equipment_sets.
• spawn_item_set creator now takes a collection of equipment sets, replacing the sets field with equipment_sets.
• When a cityscape chest spawns with an equipment set, it will now name its chest the name of the set.
• spawn_many_same_items creator now has a number field, taking a random integer.
• Meltdown effect now shoots particle beams towards new effects.
• Added box special entity pbspecial_skeleton_horseman, spawning a skeleton wearing an enchanted iron helmet and holding an enchanted bow on top of a skeleton horse.
• Equipment given to entities spawned by the box is much stronger.
• All items the box could produce that shared weights and max counts have been merged into tags.
• Added entity type pandorasbox:giant, a functional version of minecraft:giant, spawning from all box effects that spawn entities.

• Edited effect renderers in backend (Box Effects now use render states)
• Added Mounts of Mayhem content
• Meltdown now shoots particle beams at new effect centers
• The box now gives net better gear to entities it spawns
• The box now boosts step height when buffing entities it spawns
• Rendering effects like the box floating and spinning now continue after the effect ends
• Meltdown's texture overlay continues after the effect ends.

• Port to The Copper Age
• Buffed enchanted items

• Hotfix to support latest version of Atlas Core

• Hotfis to support latest Atlas Core

• Hotfix to support latest Atlas Core

• Port to 1.21.6+
• Support custom render items to override the box

• Fixed component applying to all items

• Update to latest Atlas Core

• Updated to 1.21.5, changes to several effects ;)

Changes:

• Backport
• Neo(-ish) support, requires Sinytra Connector

Changes:

• Pandora's Box can use Consumable and Equippable Components
• Added effect holder component, can control what is produced using the box
• NBT now stored using Codecs for box effects
• Replaced several effect creator types with pandorasbox:convert_generic, allowing for custom data-driven convert effects

Changes:

• Port to 1.21.4
• Data-driven effect holders, located in data/<namespace>/pandorasbox/pandora_effect_holders/<path>.json
• New command syntax using Atlas Core's OptsArguments...
• Use of tags in more locations
• Updated syntax for injected loot tables in the config + now shows up in GUI as a codec-backed config holder
• Crush now works on players again...

Changes:

• Fixed recipe and loot tables

Changes:

• Two new effects, which I will not spoil

• Fixed weather effect, used for minecraft:timelord

• Few other fixes, which are actually genuinely ancient