Waterworks

Waterworks 1.1.1 (as 1.1.0 was taken)

Right then. I appear to have accidentally stayed up all night again.

Look at this "professionalism" with a real changelog for once...

Flooding (Still WIP)

• Ships can now flood properly instead of immediately becoming fish tanks.
• Flooding tracks compartments, leaks and fill levels.
• Flood water now affects balance and listing.
• Added debug commands because naturally it broke several times.

Water Occlusion (Can be a bit slow to catchup)

• Improved water occlusion for awkward hulls.
• Better edge sealing.
• More Sodium/Iris compatibility work.
• Fixed crashes caused by "what if I break the ship here?"

Ship Helm (The wheel that never turns)

• Completely redesigned the Helm GUI.
• Removed all the buttons that didn't belong there.
• Added a proper brass/Create-inspired look.
• Distress and Abandon Ship buttons have returned. Hopefully you won't need them.
• Ship names no longer change because you sneezed.

Depth Sounder (Ping pong)

• Actually finds the seabed now.
• Works while the ship is moving.
• Added proper seabed profiling.

Navigation (Where am I?)

• Added proper heading, speed, depth and coordinates.
• Waypoints finally understand the ship is moving.
• Charts look considerably less depressing.

Wind (I'll blow down your house)

• Wind now behaves more like weather and less like a caffeinated squirrel.
• Added gusts, turbulence and terrain effects.
• Physics and sails now agree on where the wind is coming from. About time.

Sails (Flappy ship movey things)

• Reworked sailing from the ground up.
• Added proper triangular and square sails.
• New sails start furled instead of trying to escape immediately.
• Arcade sailing now scales with wind and sail size.
• Added sail debug commands for when everything inevitably catches fire.

Rendering (Visuals, not fat)

• Fixed sails stealing each other's rendering.
• Reduced clipping.
• Generally made everything look less cursed.

Other (Notes on my existence)

• Version bumped to 1.1.1.
• Compiled an unreasonable number of test jars.
• Consumed enough tea to concern medical professionals.
• Sleep remains a feature planned for a future update.