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1.2.0
Release
Villager Cycle v1.2.011 months ago 4,234
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.10
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
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Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
[1.2.0] - 2025-12-07
Added
- Draggable Button: Reposition the cycle button via drag screen (set keybind to access)
- Villager Cycle Limit: Configurable limit on cycles per villager (operator only, default: unlimited)
- Wandering Trader Cycle Limit: Configurable limit on cycles per trader (operator only, default: 1)
- Show Villager Success Message: Client-side toggle to hide success messages (reduces chat spam)
- Show Wandering Trader Success Message: Client-side toggle to hide trader success messages
- Button Size Sliders: Configurable button width and height in config
- Keybinds: All unbound by default, set in Controls menu:
- Toggle button visibility
- Open button position (drag) screen
- Open config screen
- Reload config file
- Cycle trades (works while merchant screen is open)
Changed
- Success message settings are now client-side (each player controls their own)
- Cycle limits are operator-only settings on multiplayer servers
- All features work in singleplayer with full control
Author's Note
I was thinking to myself that it could be better, so I made it better :D The drag feature is high key a blessing lol.
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