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Licensed GPL-3.0-or-later
Published 3 years ago
Updated 2 months ago
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2.4-b06c
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Cold Sweat 2.4-b06c8 months ago 1,209
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
2.4-b06c
Fixes:
Technical Changes:
- Added integration with JEI
- Insulation items have "sewing" recipes, showing how they can be applied to armor
- Fuel items for the hearth, boiler, and icebox have recipes showing how long they last
- Added temperature properties to some components from Create:
- Pipes and fluid tanks now emit temperature if they contain fluids that emit temperature
- Boilers now emit temperature based on the temperature of the water inside them
- Blaze burners now emit heat when fueled
- The netherite jetpack from Create: Stuff n' Additions now grants 90% heat dampening when the full set is worn
- Create's netherite backtank no longer provides cold protection by default
- (1.21) Added compatibility with Weather, Storms, & Tornadoes mod
- This functionality is ported from 1.20 now that the mod is available for 1.21
- (1.21) Updated KubeJS support to version 2101.7.2-build.348
- Adjusted the fuel values of some items:
- Coal: 37 -> 55
- Logs: 37 -> 40
- Dried Kelp Block: 92 -> 40
- Coal Block: 333 -> 500
- Snow Block: 100 -> 40
- These changes will be applied automatically upon updating
- Being wet now extinguishes fire, and being on fire now dries the player
- Added setting to change how often the player takes damage when overheating/freezing
- This is the base value, which will still be increased when the player is in very extreme temperatures
- Changed the name of "Temperature Damage" to "Temp. Damage" so it fits better in the config menu
- Adjusted the temperature of plains biomes to be warmer at night
- Adjusted the temperature of river biomes to match plains biomes
Fixes:
- Fixed hunger draining due to trying to regenerate frozen health
- Fixed temperature effects affecting players in creative or spectator mode
- Fixed item temperatures not working in curio slots
- Fixed temp region configs sometimes not taking precedence over the default configuration
- Fixed half-frozen hearts rendering incorrectly in some cases
- Fixed item temperatures not working when configured to be in the "hand" slot
- Fixed TOML item temperature configs being reset if the "tempLimit" argument is defined
- Fixed insulation tooltip sometimes extending past the tooltip background
- Fixed the "Nullify in Peaceful" setting being incorrect named "Damage Scaling" in the TOML config
- (1.21) Fixed the hearth accepting non-fuel items
- (1.20+) Fixed shields and other equipable non-armor items being accepted in the sewing table
- (1.16) Fixed the shiver effect behaving differently at different framerates
Technical Changes:
- The "fillSlots" setting for insulator KubeJS configs now defaults to "true" for consistency with other config formats
- Food temperatures now have the ability to stack
- If multiple of the same item are consumed, their temperature effects will stack
- The maximum number of stacks can be controlled, and defaults to 1 (no stacking)
- TOML configs are now re-parsed when using the "/coldsweat reload" command
- Before, Cold Sweat relied on Forge's built-in config tracker, which didn't always detect updates to files
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ColdSweat-2.4-b06c-sources.jar | Unknown | 1.54 MiB |
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