0.1.13-BETA
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Changelog v0.1.13-BETA (The Real-time Logistics Update)
This update transforms RED-OS from a static interface into a dynamic, real-time logistics ecosystem with significant improvements to the terminal, drone intelligence, and UI stability.
Handheld Terminal (Real-time Suite)
Live Device Monitoring: All detail pages (Transmitters, Cameras, Sensors, Logistics, High-Tech) are now fully real-time. Status, signal strength, and connection modes refresh every 0.5 seconds without losing UI focus. Persistent Input Fields: Device names and IDs can now be modified while data refreshes in the background; text boxes no longer lose focus during synchronization. Fixed: Signal data "freeze" bug where devices would show outdated info after leaving their transmission radius. Logistics and Drone AI
Real-time Inventory Tracking: The Logistics app now displays live item counts (INVENTORY) and available space (FREE SPACE) for all connected IO Tags. Smart Drone Pathfinding (20-Block Rule): Drones now fly in a direct straight line if the distance between containers is 20 blocks or less. This eliminates unnecessary detours to distant transmitters within a single base. Event-Driven Feedback: Drones now directly notify IO Tags. As soon as a drone picks up or drops off items, the inventory data is immediately pushed to the Handheld Terminal. Intelligent Launching: Hubs now verify source inventory before launching a drone, preventing empty flights. Drone Hub Dashboard
Master Scaling Fix: Full support for all Minecraft GUI scales (including Scale 6). The interface now auto-centers correctly and prevents double-rendering of menus. Layout Optimization: Table headers and columns have been redesigned for maximum readability: (IN) SOURCE | DESTINATION (FREE). Marquee Labels: Long IO Tag names now automatically scroll if they exceed the column width. Under the Hood (Technical)
Payload Architecture Upgrade: Bypassed Minecraft's internal 12-field StreamCodec limit using a custom modular codec. This makes RED-OS future-proof for complex data synchronization. TPS Performance Optimization: IO Tags are now 100% event-driven via Mixins instead of periodic ticking. This significantly reduces CPU load on servers with large automation setups.
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repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:lRhOulOp:XtBDOxXF"
}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:lRhOulOp:XtBDOxXF"
}

