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Licensed MIT
Published 4 years ago
Updated last month
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0.5.28
Release
pipe connector 0.5.28last month 2,163
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
- Added support for modern industrilization pipes and cables
- Fixed a bug where it would show pathfinding of air in some cases where the offhand was empty
- Added an animation when pipes are being laid
- Improved Utilize Laid Pipes feature (for AStar)
- Added Mirror Mode for Manhattan Pathfinding by popular demand (2 whole people).
- Mirror Mode is a setting you can set in the GUI if you have Manhattan pathfinding selected, it mirrors the current pathfinding.
- While this works nicely when choosing 2 positions, it can look a bit strange if you choose more than 2.
- Fixed some instances where Pipe Vision wouldn't render through blocks
- Added PIPE VISION (BETA)! PIPE VISION is sort of a beta feature but what it does is it allows you to see already placed pipes underneath the ground with your VISION of PIPE.
- Never again will you have to guess where your pipes are with PIPE VISION you can just click a button and see that your pipes are underneath the ground
- A bunch of other stuff I got tired of mentioning
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