Update to Minecraft 1.21.5

This is the first stable release for Minecraft 1.21.5. It includes a few new features from Thermoo 4.4 and 5.3 as well that are meant to provide greater flexibility and depth.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.21.5
• Removed all deprecated APIs, including the EnvironmentController, TemperatureConverter, and some methods of ConfiguredTemperatureEffect, and TemperatureEffects.
• Many classes such as EnvironmentCommand and TemperatureCommand classes were made final, and all static only now have a private constructor. This is technically a breaking change, though unlikely to affect anyone.
• Updated game tests to use new framework
• Replaced the canFreeze and canOverheat Kotlin temperature aware function extensions with canBeCold and canBeWarm to fix a conflict with the method Entity#canFreeze.
• Environment Heat and Frost Resistance can now accept negative values. A negative environment resistance now provides a random chance of doubling a temperature decrease from an environmental source.
• Added a priority field to the environment definition. This is used to sort the order that environment providers are applied to a biome during a lookup.
• Implementation detail only: environment providers are now stored as a field of the Biome class, this should allow for slightly faster lookup times.

Environment Refinements

This update adds a few new features to the environment API to make it more flexible and offer a bit more depth.

• Environment Heat and Frost Resistance can now accept negative values. A negative environment resistance now provides a random chance of doubling a temperature decrease from an environmental source.
• Added a priority field to the environment definition. This is used to sort the order that environment providers are applied to a biome during a lookup.
• Implementation detail only: environment providers are now stored as a field of the Biome class, this should allow for slightly faster lookup times.

Update to Minecraft 1.21.5

This is a first release for Minecraft 1.21.5. It is initially released as a Beta because Cardinal Components API is not yet stable, however from my testing it does seem to work fine. If you find any issues please feel free to report them to https://github.com/TheDeathlyCow/thermoo/issues.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.21.5
• Removed all deprecated APIs, including the EnvironmentController, TemperatureConverter, and some methods of ConfiguredTemperatureEffect, and TemperatureEffects.
• Many classes such as EnvironmentCommand and TemperatureCommand classes were made final, and all static only now have a private constructor. This is technically a breaking change, though unlikely to affect anyone.
• Updated game tests to use new framework
• Replaced the canFreeze and canOverheat Kotlin temperature aware function extensions with canBeCold and canBeWarm to fix a conflict with the method Entity#canFreeze.

Update to Minecraft 1.21.5

This is a first release for Minecraft 1.21.5, targeting 1.21.5-rc1. This version is currently unstable, and should only be used for early porting.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.21.5
• Removed all deprecated APIs, including the EnvironmentController, TemperatureConverter, and some methods of ConfiguredTemperatureEffect, and TemperatureEffects.
• Temporarily disabled gametests so that they can be rewritten at a later date
• The EnvironmentCommand and TemperatureCommand classes were made final and now have a private constructor. Other static-only classes like this will receive similar treatment soon.

• Updated to Minecraft 1.21.4
• Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.3 still seem to work with this version, however support for these may be removed at any time
• Minecraft 1.20.1 is now officially unsupported

New Developer Wiki

• The Thermoo Wiki has moved! It has been moved to a new MkDocs-powered wiki available at https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/
• Along with the new wiki site, the wiki has been largely restructured and many pages have received updates.
• Contributors can also now contribute to the wiki via pull request on GitHub.

Environment API

This is a large new API with a mix of datapack and mod-based components. I would highly recommend reading the Environment API Overview on the new wiki before going out and trying to implement it in your mods.

• Introduced a new datapack-based Environment API to control environment temperature changes.
• All methods in the Environment Controller have been replaced with a new, more fit for purpose alternative.
• The fundamental change here is that the Environment datapack registry now computes a Temperature for a biome in a some widely recognised temperature unit (Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, or Rankine), as well as a few other parameters, and then those parameters are converted into temperature point changes by an event listener.
• Added the datapack registry thermoo/environment. Format: https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_definition/
• Added the datapack registry thermoo/environment_provider. Format: https://thermoo.thedeathlycow.com/datapacks/environment_provider_definition/
• Added environment resistance attributes, thermoo:environment_heat_resistance and thermoo:environment_frost_resistance.
• The environment resistance attributes represent a percentage chance to "dodge" the temperature change calculated from the events in ServerPlayerEnvironmentTickEvents each time they are applied.

The full list of method replacements is as follows:

• getBaseValueForAttribute() -> ThermooAttributes#baseValueEvent()
• getLocalTemperatureChange() -> The Environment Datapack Registry
• getEnvironmentTemperatureForPlayer() -> ServerPlayerEnvironmentTickEvents.GET_TEMPERATURE_CHANGE
• getTemperatureEffectsChange() -> LivingEntityTemperatureTickEvents.GET_ACTIVE_TEMPERATURE_CHANGE
• getFloorTemperature() -> LivingEntityTemperatureTickEvents.GET_PASSIVE_TEMPERATURE_CHANGE
• getMaxWetTicks() -> The entity attribute thermoo:max_soaking_tick_multiplier (on 1.21.1, the name is thermoo:generic.max_soaking_tick_multiplier)
• getSoakChange() -> LivingEntitySoakingTickEvents.GET_SOAKING_CHANGE
• getHeatAtLocation() -> LivingEntityTemperatureTickEvents.GET_PASSIVE_TEMPERATURE_CHANGE
• applyAwareHeat() -> LivingEntityTemperatureTickEvents.ALLOW_ACTIVE_TEMPERATURE_CHANGE
• getHeatFromBlockState() -> removed
• isHeatSource() -> removed
• isColdSource() -> removed
• isAreaHeated() -> removed

Item Attribute Modifier Event

• Added an experimental ModifyItemAttributeModifiersCallback.EVENT that is very similar to the previous Fabric API event of the same name.
• This applies attribute modifiers to an entity when they equip or unequip an item, it does not actually modify the underlying minecraft:attribute_modifiers component of an item stack.

Kotlin Bindings

• Added new Kotlin-specific method and field extensions to TemperatureAware and Soakable.
• These methods allow Kotlin users to use these interfaces in an intuitive way and without having to add a thermoo$ prefix to all methods.

• Added get methods to the TemperatureAware class that allow the interface to be obtained from LivingEntity and Entity. Primarily intended for cases where interface injection may not work well.
• Added translated for the consumable tags
• Replaced the attribute base value method of the environment controller with dedicated events. The old controller method has been deprecated. See PR #43
• Entity tags and lists are now allowed in the temperature effect entity_type field as a # prefixed tag ID or list of direct entity type IDs. See PR #42
• Fixed the remove() temperature effect method not being called/tracked properly per entity. In particular, this fixes an issue where attribute modifier temperature effects would behave weirdly
• The constructor for the ConfiguredTemperatureEffect has been marked as internal. The previous constructor has been kept to avoid a breaking change, but it has now also been marked as internal.
• Deprecated ConfiguredTemperatureEffect#applyIfPossible() (replaced with an apply() method that returns success instead).
• Deprecated ConfiguredTemperatureEffect#entityType() - use the new entityTypes() method (plural)
• Deprecated TemperatureEffects#getEffectsForEntity - this method should not have been part of the API and will be removed
• Added TemperatureEffects#getEffect that allows for looking up a configured temperature effect by ID
• The "resource conditions were not met" log has been moved to debug, which should reduce log spam caused by Thermoo

• Fixed a crash when a mount had more than 60 health and the temperature display exceeded the hearts actually being displayed
• Exposed Fabric API properly in gradle.

• Updates Thermoo 4 to run natively on Minecraft 1.21.1 (Minecraft 1.21 support has been removed)
• Deprecated the armor materials API: This API is removed for Thermoo 5+, please consider using Item Components instead.
• Fixed a crash when a mount had more than 60 health and the temperature display exceeded the hearts actually being displayed
• Exposed Fabric API properly in gradle.

• Fixed TheDeathlyCow/frostiful#123: Crash with the mount health temperature bar

• Fixed TheDeathlyCow/frostiful#123: Crash with the mount health temperature bar
• The season events now MUST return the correct season type. If a listener attempts to return the wrong season type, then it will be skipped and an empty will be returned instead. For example, if a GET_TROPICAL_SEASON listener attempts to return summer instead of tropical wet or dry, then it will be ignored.

This update brings Thermoo to 1.21.3. This is the first step in updating Frostiful and Scorchful. 1.21.1 will still continue to receive updates and fixes along with 1.21.3 for the foreseeable future, this is just for those who wish to play with newer versions.

Also, the Scorchful update may take a bit longer than Frostiful as it is currently blocked by Satin needing to update. Stay tuned!

Changelog:

• Updates Thermoo to 1.21.3
• Removed Armor Materials API including all tags and events. Unfortunately, the Armor Material registry was removed in 1.21.2, and so this API was completely unable to be updated. As an alternative, I would recommend checking out the Item Components mod as it provides a much more powerful way to modify the base settings of items (including attributes) in a data-driven format.
• Removed the generic. prefix from all attribute IDs. For example, the ID for Frost Resistance was previously thermoo:generic.frost_resistance, but is now simply thermoo:frost_resistance. This change was made to reflect similar changes to attribute IDs in the vanilla game.
• For old worlds being updated to 1.21.3 for the first time, this prefix change will be datafixed so all items and entities should retain their old attribute values (and you won't get any unknown attribute spam in the console). However, API users (i.e., mods, mod packs, and data packs) will have to adjust their code for this change manually.
• The season events now MUST return the correct season type. If a listener attempts to return the wrong season type, then it will be skipped and an empty will be returned instead. For example, if a GET_TROPICAL_SEASON attempts to return summer instead of tropical wet or dry, then it will be ignored.

• Fixed NPE with Colorful Hearts

• Fixed #35: Crash with N=1 mod 10 hearts

• Fixed a crash with Pokemon Trainer Mob
• Added conventional thermoo tags for temperature-related consumeables
• Added some builder helper methods for the custom loot conditions

• Fixed a crash with Pokemon Trainer Mob

• Added a thermoo:attribute_modifier temperature effect that applies "fixed" attribute modifiers to affected entities.
• Added the tropical Wet and Dry Seasons to the Seasons API, along with an event to query these seasons
• Cardinal Components API is no longer embedded with Thermoo - users must now download it separately from Thermoo.