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Published 2 months ago
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0.1.0-beta.1+26.2
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please stop 0.1.0-beta.1+26.22 months ago 7
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
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Fabric
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Client-side
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Please Stop Changelog
0.1.0-beta.1 - Public Beta Candidate
- Graduated from private testing to public beta after tested the jars across worlds and confirmed the behavior works.
- Kept creative-only UI hardening: launch toasts,
Please Stop: ON/OFF, and toast-toggle feedback do not appear in survival/non-creative worlds. - Prepared the first public beta jars:
0.1.0-beta.1+1.21.110.1.0-beta.1+1.21.10.1.0-beta.1+26.2
Test iteration - creative-only feedback and toast controls
- Added the
Toggle Please Stop Toastskeybind, defaulting toN. - Added local persisted
showToastsconfig atconfig/please_stop.json, defaulting totrue. - Added a creative-only launch reminder toast:
Toggle Please Stop with B, configurable in key binds. - Kept
Toggle Please Stopapplicable only in creative mode; pressing it outside creative mode does not toggleenabledand does not showPlease Stop: ON/OFF. - Kept toast and toast-toggle actionbar feedback out of non-creative worlds.
- Prepared beta iterations for Minecraft
1.21.1and26.2.
0.1.0-alpha.0+1.21.11 - Internal Release Candidate
- Added the
Toggle Please Stopkeybind, defaulting toB. - Added local persisted config at
config/please_stop.json, defaulting toenabled=false. - Added actionbar feedback for
Please Stop: ONandPlease Stop: OFF. - Added the creative-flight brake for residual drift after movement, jump, or sneak input is released.
- Preserved active creative-flight input while held.
- Preserved vanilla creative-flight drift while disabled.
- Added exclusion gates for non-creative/non-flying movement, spectator, elytra/gliding, swimming, vehicles, recently-hurt knockback-adjacent movement, and unknown/server-correction-like velocity.
- Kept this alpha artifact internal; public release begins with
0.1.0-beta.1.
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