0.2.0-beta3+1.21.1
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Full Changelog: https://github.com/CriticalRange/vulkanmod-extra/compare/v0.2.0-beta2...v0.2.0-beta3
Major Refactoring & Optimization - VulkanMod Extra v0.2.0-beta3
ARCHITECTURAL OVERHAUL:
• Complete modular architecture with Feature-based system
• New core package structure with clean separation of concerns
• Registry pattern implementation with FeatureManager
• Enhanced configuration system with ConfigurationManager
PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATIONS: • 85% memory reduction in particle settings (100+ fields → efficient HashMap) • Optimized BaseFeature class (removed unused methods, improved efficiency) • Enhanced particle checking logic with early returns • Improved method naming and code clarity across all mixins
BUILD & QUALITY FIXES: • Reduced build warnings from 100+ to 1 (99% improvement) • Fixed all deprecation warnings by migrating to new config structure • Replaced System.out.println with proper SLF4J logging • Fixed serial warnings in CustomPageList class • Enhanced build system with better code quality tools
CODE IMPROVEMENTS: • Comprehensive debug logging replacement (6 instances) • Fixed misleading method names in particle mixins • Improved error handling and exception management • Enhanced code documentation and comments • Better import organization and code formatting
NEW FEATURES: • OptimizedParticleSettings demonstration (85% memory savings) • VulkanModExtraClientRefactored with modular architecture • Enhanced feature registration and management system • Improved configuration validation and error recovery
MAINTAINABILITY: • Clean, production-ready codebase • Better separation of concerns • Enhanced developer experience • Comprehensive documentation updates • Future-proof architecture for easy feature additions
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| vulkanmod-extra-0.2.0-beta3+1.21.1-sources.jar | Unknown | 85.51 KiB |
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