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Licensed MIT
Published 4 years ago
Updated 2 weeks ago
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9.1.2+fabric
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[Fabric 1.21] 9.1.22 years ago 44.8K
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platforms
Fabric
Quilt
Supported environments
Client and server
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Changes
9.1.2
- fix: dependencies info
9.1.1
- fix: Setting Leaf Walker Enchant to False Disables Enchanting Table (close #60)
9.1.0
- feat: customizable speed reduction with "Always Leaf Walking" enabled (close #58)
9.0.2
- chore: update dependencies
9.0.1
- fix: datapack invalidation on world load + crash on world creation. (close #56)
- fix: wrong enchantment EquipmentSlotGroup
9.0.0
- feat & refactor: data-gen all the stuff & reformat
- port: 1.21 part 1
8.2.1
- feat: mixin missing prop
canOccludein block state - Merge pull request #47 from SettingDust/1.20-fabric
- Merge tag 'forge-8.2.0' into 1.20-fabric
8.2.0
- Merge pull request #46 from SettingDust/1.20-fabric
- feat: support pathfinding on fabric
- chore: able to import project without tokens
8.2.0
- fix: incorrect block shade brightness
- fix: accurate the slowness collision
- parity
8.1.0
- unified publishing
- improve: comment out unavailable option
- feat: language datagen
- fix: cherry leaves spawn more particles than vanilla
- fix: water can spill from leaves. also hopefully improve performance
8.1.0
- unified publishing
- improve: comment out unavailable option
- feat: language datagen
- fix: cherry leaves spawn more particles than vanilla
- fix: water can spill from leaves. also hopefully improve performance
- 1.20 port
- 7.0.1
- fix: higher priority
- 1.19.4 port
- feat: alwaysLeafWalking
- fix: #36
- feat: hide entity name tag if they are fully inside foliage
- fix: #38
- feat: 30
- port 1.19.3
- fix: enchantment
- 1.19
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