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3.6.6+1.21.1
Release
Minecraft Cursor for Fabric v3.6.6+1.21.1last year 1,559
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platforms
Fabric
Quilt
Supported environments
Client-side
Required content
Changes
- Increased scale cap to 8.00
- Explicitly disable anti-aliasing and use nearest-neighbor when scaling which may or may not fix blurriness on some platforms.
- Improved logs
Fabric changes:
- Added
config/minecraft-cursor.propertiesLaunch Properties. Can only be edited through the file itself.ignore_mod_check_glfw_mixin: Ignores the mod check to apply theGlfwMixin. Attempts to applyGlfwMixineven when Early Loading Screen mod is installed, so you can setwindow_creation_pointtopreLaunchto prevent the crash and also apply the mixin.force_disable_glfw_mixin: Forcefully disablesGlfwMixin. Workaround to fix crashes if GLFW is early loaded. Please report an issue still if this happens.
- Why opt out instead of opt in? There are more mods that use GLFW cursors, more than it may seem, than there are mods that early load GLFW. For example, Do A Barrel Roll mod, has seemingly nothing to do with cursors, but conflicts with Minecraft Cursor because of its dependency on CICADA. The
GlfwMixinis able to fix this.- The crash will happen on startup if a mod does early loads GLFW, so it will be immediately known.
- This was also already a thing in v3.5.0, this explanation is just to provide some context for these new properties.
- This is not a Fabric bias, it's just not possible to do this in Forge & NeoForge 😔
If you have any issues and/or suggestions, head on over to the issues page.
Optional dependencies
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| minecraft-cursor-fabric-3.6.6+1.21.1-sources.jar | Unknown | 99.83 KiB |
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