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RailOptimization v1.4
Improved efficiency and correctness of powered rail signal calculation in complex rail networks.
What's New
- Ascending rails (ASCENDING_EAST / WEST / NORTH / SOUTH) now use the optimized fast-search path, extending the performance boost to slope-based rail networks.
Changes
/railoptimization on|offsubcommands now requireCOMMANDS_ADMINpermission, preventing non-admin players from toggling the optimization.
Fixes
- Fix cross-direction power propagation caused by missing rail direction alignment check in
powerLaneanddePowerLane.
Warning
Only primary tests are passed. If there is any bug, please notify me in GitHub so that I can fix it asap.
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| railoptimization-fabric-mc26.1.2-1.4-sources.jar | Sources jar | 49.28 KiB |
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