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8.3.0
Release
Fire Extinguisher 8.3.02 years ago 5,021
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platforms
Forge
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Changelog for Fire Extinguisher (1.20.1)
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This change log includes the summarized changes. For the full changelog, please go to the GitHub History instead.
8.3.0
- Fixed Fire Alarm Smoke Detector texture bleeding with shaders.
- Fixed issues where fire extinguishing foam is not visible for others.
- Fixed smaller rendering issues with the Replay Mod.
8.2.0
- Fixed consistent tooltip line wrapping in Fabric when TooltipFix mod is not present.
- Fixed some important sounds only playing on the client side.
- Fixed Fire Axt is not working on campfires.
- Moved some specific Fire Extinguisher logic to the server side.
- Added debug command to help with troubleshooting and lower logging outputs.
- Code refactoring and performance improvements.
8.1.0
- Added Chinese (zh_cn, zh_hk, zh_tw) translations. Special thanks to @Raaay-Fung.
8.0.0
- Fixed #9 by correct formatting recipes for 1.21.x.
- Fixed #4 by adding recipe advancements to unlock the crafting recipes.
- Added automatic game tests for blocks, block items, items and loot tables.
- Simplified Fire Extinguisher sign recipe.
- Fixed smaller issues and improved performance.
- Updated documentation and logo.
7.0.0
- Added simple game tests.
- Fixed some minor bugs and improved performance.
- Replaced
forge-config-api-portwith simple config file.
6.3.0
- Smaller bug fixes and improvements.
6.2.0
- Added lightweight fire armor.
- Fixed rotation of fire sprinkler.
6.1.0
- Added Fire Sprinkler Block
- Added Fire Alarm Bell Block
- Added Fire Alarm Siren Block
- Added Fire Alarm Switch Block
- Added Smoke Detector Block
- Added Smoke Detector (silent) Block
- Added Copper Fire Extinguisher Item
- Improved textures and models
6.0.0
- Refactored code and improved performance
- Added Fabric port
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