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Licensed MIT
Published 4 years ago
Updated last week
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26.301.1
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wunderreich-26.301.1last week 238
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.3
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
Features
- Builder's trowels say in their tooltip how they place blocks
- Wooden builder's trowel, which places blocks at random
- Add JEI support for the Whisper Imprinter and the Chronarium
- Build for Minecraft 26.3
- The Chronarium: a block that ages items with a catalyst
Changes
- The iron builder's trowel places blocks in bands, the new wooden one places them at random
- The diamond builder's trowel places loose patches of each block instead of rings
- The diamond builder's trowel places bigger patches of each block
- The diamond builder's trowel places the same pattern in a world after a restart
- Uses WunderLib's ColorUtilARGB32 instead of the deprecated ColorHelper
- The Suction Tube shows its filters on the outside of the block
- The Chronarium's basin no longer glows while it is idle
- Rebalanced copper time in the Chronarium
- The Suction Tube looks like a machine and shows its filters
Fixes
- Servers crashed on start with "Tags not bound" when Adorn (or another mod with flammable block tags) was installed
- Builder's trowels are held like a tool instead of as a flat item filling the screen
- Worlds with a named Wunderkiste that had been opened crashed the server on start
- The builder's trowel no longer shows a negative attack speed
- Copper walls age over time and can be scraped with an axe like vanilla copper blocks
- The light gray wool slab behaves like wool again (shears, sound) instead of like concrete
- The server validates Wunderkiste registrations sent by clients and drops tracked positions without a Wunderkiste, so no chunks stay force-loaded by mistake
- The Suction Tube's redstone output pulse is visible again: it lasts 4 ticks and powers lamps, dust and comparators
- With Wunderkiste networks disabled, every box uses the shared default inventory instead of the network of the first box touched
- Opening a Wunderkiste emits a redstone signal, animates the lid and plays its sound again, and the network is saved on close
- Breaking a Wunderkiste without silk touch drops all of its ingredients again instead of one at random
- Sand and red sand slabs no longer crash the server when placed on a non-slab block
- The Suction Tube's side nozzles highlighted a pixel too high
- WhispererScreen title/inventory/enchants labels were invisible
- Suction Tube: correct hotbar slot order, add connection indicators, fix GUI rendering
- Imprinter recipes are empty on a dedicated server
Validation
- ✅ Dedicated server (Minecraft 26.3) started (WorldWeaver 26.301.1, BCLib 26.301.1, BetterNether 26.301.1, BetterEnd 26.301.1, wunderreich 26.301.1)
Optional dependencies
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
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repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:P6czZwFh:6l7UZUxz"
}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:P6czZwFh:6l7UZUxz"
}

