All versions
1.0.10
Release
StepCraft 1.0.107 months ago 24
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Dedicated servers only
Changes
StepCraft Mod - Update Changelog
Release: Current update (Minecraft mod only)
Key Highlights
- Fixed username case-sensitivity issues for step lookups.
- Added support for
minecraft:custom_model_data=<int>in UI icon configuration. - Expanded supported icon components to cover advanced visual customization.
- Improved editor behavior so configured item components are preserved during edits.
- Updated command help text to document the expanded
set_iconsyntax.
Step Lookup Fixes
- Fixed mixed-case username behavior when fetching step history.
- Backend step endpoints now resolve usernames case-insensitively before querying.
- Added a mod-side fallback normalization path for step endpoints to reduce breakage before backend redeploys.
New Icon Component Support
/stepcraft ui_layout_config set_icon now supports:
minecraft:custom_model_data=<int>minecraft:damage=<int>minecraft:enchantment_glint_override=<true|false>minecraft:profile=<name|uuid>minecraft:dyed_color=<rgb>minecraft:base_color=<dye>minecraft:banner_patterns=<pattern/color;...>minecraft:trim=<material/pattern>minecraft:potion_contents=<potion>minecraft:hide_additional_tooltip={}
Editor Improvements
- Editor now uses shared normalization/component application logic.
- Component data is preserved when editing icons and toggling tooltip-hide state.
- Icon info display now includes custom model data visibility details.
Command UX Improvements
- Updated
/stepcraft ui_layout_confighelp text to include the expanded component syntax forset_icon.
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