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Licensed MIT
Published 2 years ago
Updated 3 months ago
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1.0.6
Release
Villager Coin (Coin Currency Library) 1.0.6last year 92
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Added
- Added craftable Villager Coin Receipts. Place a piece of paper in a crafting table with a stack of coins to craft a receipt.
- Added coin specific subtitles.
- Added value tooltip to coin items with a currency component.
- Added option to allow coin entities to sink, instead of float, in water and lava.
- Added option to toggle Coin Stacks breaking on collision. The default value prevents breaking on collision. This is to match the expected functionality of Minecraft blocks.
- Added
CoinStackCraftingFeatureto allow crafting Coin Stacks.
Changed
- Changed Currency values to use a Long number type instead of an Integer. This to allow larger values. Safety measures have been put in place for instances where an integer is required. Coin Banks are still capped at the maximum Integer value.
- Players in Creative mode no longer break Coin Stacks by walking over them. This change is to make it easier for mapmakers to work with the Coin Stacks.
- Flipping a coin now sends a signal to sculk sensors.
- Inserting coins in Coin Banks now sends a signal to sculk sensors.
- If collisions are enabled, Coin Stacks no longer drop coins when a player collides with them while sneaking/crouched.
- Coin Stacks now drop their item form when broken with Silk Touch.
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