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0.5.0+1.21.4
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OpenBoatUtils 0.5.0+1.21.44 months ago 4,312
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.4
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Required content
Any compatible version
Changes
What's Changed
- New context restructure, (default context, stored contexts and entity contexts) (see new documentation for more information)
- backwards compatible
unstableboolean field added toVERSIONpacket - Collision Resolution is now a context setting
- [breaking change] the enums for block settings (
yawAccel->YAW_ACCEL) have been renamed, this only affects singleplayer commands as the packets use the ordinal values TRANSACTIONpacket for atomic updatesSET_WALLTAP_MULTIPLIERpacket &WALLTAP_MULTIPLIERper block setting for bouncy wallsSET_JUMPSpacket &JUMPSper block setting to allow for double jumping and so onSET_SCALEpacket to allow for scaling (even negative) of boatsSET_STEP_UP_SLIPPERINESSpacket &STEP_UP_SLIPPERINESSper block setting to allow for losing / gaining speed upon stepping up a blockSET_RESET_ON_WORLD_LOADnon-context setting packet to allow configuration of if everything is reset upon world load, as before this is true by default to retain compatibility with proxies.- Additional configuration phase version packet for early detection of openboautils in the login process.
- New Docs: https://openboatutils.github.io/
Notes for servers
- You should probably reject builds marked as unstable.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/OpenBoatUtils/OpenBoatUtils/commits/0.5.0
(you want the non sources jars)
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenBoatUtils-0.5.0+1.21.4-sources.jar | Source jar | 388.21 KiB |
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