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Licensed MIT
Published 2 years ago
Updated 5 days ago
All versions
1.7.0+26.2
Release
1.7.0 for NeoForge 26.25 days ago 12
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.2
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
- Added support for NeoForge 26.3.
- Added the "Keep items with durability on death" option. Items with durability are kept on death, but lose a configurable percentage of their total durability (20% by default). This can never break an item, it is always left with at least 1 durability. Items kept by other keep options don't lose durability, and items on the new drop list are dropped as usual. Works with Trinkets, Curios and Ohmega accessories.
- Fixed items being moved to the last safe position when dying in midair above solid ground that has lava further below it.
- Fixed XP being dropped at the world origin when dying shortly after respawning or joining for the first time.
- XP is now always dropped at the same position as items.
- The last safe position is now tracked per dimension, so items are no longer moved to a position from another dimension.
- The last safe position is no longer recorded while in spectator mode or in midair.
- Fixed the bottom layer of the world not counting as safe ground when checking for a safe spot below the player.
- Fixed the item despawn timer resetting to the vanilla 5 minutes after a chunk reload or server restart.
- Fixed players in spectator mode dropping XP on death when "Lose less XP on death" is enabled.
- Fixed Trinkets drop rules set by items or other mods being ignored.
- Fixed Ohmega compatibility in 1.21.1 versions.
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| simple_death_improvements-neoforge-1.7.0+26.2-sources.jar | Unknown | 33.55 KiB |
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