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1.9.0+fabric.1.21.11
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EnhancedTooltips 1.9.0+fabric.1.21.115 months ago 7,075
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.11
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Fabric
Quilt
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Client-side
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1.9.0+fabric.1.21.11
🗃️Detailed Changelog: 1.8.0 --> 1.9.0
~First try!~
- YetAnotherConfigLib is now a required dependency.
💡Added
- Support for Minecraft
26.1. - Added Nautilus Armor Preview.
- Added an option to render the Player model (default) besides Armor Stand to Armor (Trim) Preview. [#40]
- Added an option to hide Item Names in the Held Item Tooltip. [#44]
- Resource-pack makers, rejoice!
Added resource-pack support to change the tooltip background and frames. [#54]- Same as the vanilla format.
- These are the paths:
- Background:
assets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/background.png - Frame:
assets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/frame.png- Commonassets/enhancedtooltips/textures/gui/sprites/frame/uncommon.png- Uncommonassets/enhancedtooltips/textures/gui/sprites/frame/rare.png- Rareassets/enhancedtooltips/textures/gui/sprites/frame/epic.png- Epic
- Background:
- Added an option to remove all spacing from tooltips. [#67]
🛠️Changes
- Potion effects in tooltips are now colored, just like food effects.
- Badges now display mod names for modded items if they do not belong to a custom item group.
- (Previously, it was only doing so if they were not registered in any item group at all.)
- Fixed incompatibility with Fresh Animations and other such CEM resource-packs, by reverting to the vanilla model. [#2]
- Fixed rendering of some modded armors. [#47]
- Fixed Armor Trim Preview for armor trims added by some mods as they were not being correctly handled. [#58]
- Fixed compatibility with Sophisticated Backpacks/Storage. [#64]
- Fixed Food Effect Tooltips not showing the effect levels. [#74]
📘Translation Changes
- Added Simplified Chinese translation. [#71]
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| EnhancedTooltips-1.9.0+fabric.1.21.11-sources.jar | Unknown | 78.44 KiB |
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