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# V-Tweaks Changelog MC 1.19.4 ## 4.0.13: Backport 4.0.9-current from 1.20.1 ## 4.0.8 ### Fixed: - Hard dependency on JEI ## 4.0.7 ### Added: - `ItemFrameTweak`: Allows any `vtweaks:clear_glass`, or glow ink sac, to be activated on an item frame while sneaking to make the item frame transparent or glowing respectively. [Demo](https://dv2ls.com/vt-itemframetweak) - `SplashPotionTweak`: Allows splash potions of water to behave the same as throwing an item in water, but using V-Tweaks' <u>Fluid Conversion Recipes</u>. Works as an alternative if you'd like to set `enableFluidConversionRecipes` to `false`, but **only works with blocks** instead of blocks and items. [Demo](https://dv2ls.com/vt-splash) ### Changed: - Mixin configs are now a part of `vtweaks-common.toml` - if you previously changed `enableCactusItemProtection`, you'll need to change it again but in `vtweaks-common.toml` 🙁 ## 4.0.6: INITIAL PORT TO 1.19.4 ### Added: - All new configs for Food Tooltips: - `useOriginalFoodTooltipColor (bool)`: if food has a custom color such as via rarity or NBT, use that color instead of the other colors defined below for the *hunger bar*. If food has no given custom color, then the default color (or the buff/debuff color) will be used. [Demo](https://oitsjustjose-sharex.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/2023/04/java_04-02-23%2014-21-23-940.mp4) - `foodTooltipColor (string)`: the HEX code for a normal food that gives no Positive / Negative potion effects on consumption - `foodTooltipPositiveColor (string)`: the HEX code for food that gives **NO Negative Potion Effects** and at least one Positive potion effect on consumption - `foodTooltipNegativeColor (string)`: the HEX code for food that gives at least one Negative potion effect on consumption - `foodTooltipMultiplier (float)`: similar to health, 1 hunger is equivalent to half a hunger haunch. This setting controls a multiplier for this in terms of the hunger tooltip on foods. - `foodTooltipSaturationColor (string)`: the HEX code for the saturation a food gives ### Fixed (Hopefully 🤞) - Hopefully patched up a crash on world join with the error `java.lang.IllegalStateException: Accessing LegacyRandomSource from multiple threads`. I've looked into this issue for most of my day today and I have no earthly idea what I'm doing wrong to cause this, but hopefully a small change I made may have resolved this. ## 4.0.5 ### Potential memory leak resolutions ## 4.0.4**** ### Micro-Optimized server and world tick performance ## 4.0.3 ### Fixed - Feather Falling Tweaks not breaking boots when at max damage ## 4.0.2 ### Fixed - Feather Falling Tweaks not working ## 4.0.1 ### Fixed - Crash on dedicated servers (Thanks Apache 😒) ## 4.0.0 This rewrite includes a couple of major changes: ## Removed Features: - All Enchantments: Chopdown somewhat removes the need for Lumbering and I always hated the Imperishable implementation - Bonemeal Tweaks: Bonemealing non-bonemealable blocks - Drop Tweaks: Configurable despawn timers, egg hatching, sapling planting - these were all bad. - Pet Armory: Throw gear at tamed pets - this was poorly implemented and was never worth the time to learn rendering - Death Point: This really isn't necessary now with the new echo compass thing in 1.19 - Low Health Sound: Not really fitting for this mod, and its implementation was very data-modification heavy - Chat message welcoming you to V-Tweaks is removed, this was annoying. I'll be implementing an optional Patchouli book for this soon :) ## Added Features - Corpse Drops Tweak - Items dropped by the player upon death will no longer despawn like other items. - Cactus Item Protection - prevents items from being eaten up by Cacti. **Configuration change requires restart** ## Overhauls - Fluid Conversion Recipes - this _used_ to be the Concrete Tweak, but now they're Datapack based and you can modify the defaults (currently they just include all concrete powder -> concrete conversions)! You can specify the fluid, input and output and the recipe will automatically propagate in JEI with the custom plugin I made. - Falling blocks caused by the Chop Down tweak will no longer drop leaves, but instead drop the block's corresponding drops - `[CODE]` The Tweak system has been introduced. Create a new tweak by extending `VTweak` and using the `@Tweak` annotation. The config system will automatically grab onto what configs you need based on this annotation, and the Tweak Registry will automatically grab and fire all custom tweaks' events - `[CODE]` Config System has been overhauled, allowing each tweak to house its own configs rather than making them static members of some conglomerate config class. The `category` param in the `@Tweak` annotation tells the config system what category to put the tweak's configs in - if it's not one of the ones listed in `CommonConfig.java` or `ClientConfig.java`, then it will be skipped. ## 3.6.8 - Chopdown will no longer consider player-placed leaves as part of a tree - Hopefully fixed failure to start due to FastUtils `it.unimi.dsi.fastutil.objects.Object2ObjectOpenHashMap.rehash` error ## 3.6.7 - At long last, the chopdown feature is _no longer experimental_ and has been finished to a point where I am content with it. This update fixes the offsets when breaking trees, as well as rotates logs as they fall. ## 3.6.6.2 - Fixes to NBT breakages!! ## 3.6.6 - Added new optional Anvil Recipe attributes `cpFromLeft` and `cpFromRight`. Assumes to be `false` if not included. `cpFrom[Left|Right]` will copy all NBT **except** for those defined in the output, to the output. You can choose to set BOTH to true, but any overlap in NBT will be overwritten by the **RIGHT** input. ## Should work on 1.19.1 and .2, but this has not been tested. ## 3.6.5.1 - Hopefully resolved issues with `Accessing LegacyRandomSource from multiple threads` errors. ## 3.6.5 ### Added - New `vtweaks:anvil` recipe type -- see below! ### Changed - Huge internal refactor of code - Lumbering and Imperishable will not disappear when disabled, but will not function - Recipes for Enchanted Books now use `vtweaks:anvil` recipes to control inputs and cost ### `vtweaks:anvil` Inputs AND outputs can have NBT defined for them! This recipe type performs a **_soft_** NBT comparison. Example: if your item is defined as `{"item": "minecraft:stick", "nbt": { "Damage": 0 }}`, then if you input a stick with enchantments or other NBT it will **succeed** so long as the NBT matches at the bare minimum the NBT defined in the recipe (in this case, `{Damage:0}`). `imperishable.json`: ```json { "type": "vtweaks:anvil", "left": { "item": "minecraft:enchanted_book", "nbt": { "StoredEnchantments": [ { "id": "minecraft:unbreaking", "lvl": 3 } ] } }, "right": { "item": "minecraft:enchanted_book", "nbt": { "StoredEnchantments": [ { "id": "minecraft:unbreaking", "lvl": 3 } ] } }, "result": { "item": "minecraft:enchanted_book", "nbt": { "StoredEnchantments": [ { "id": "vtweaks:imperishable", "lvl": 1 } ] } }, "cost": 24 } ``` `lumbering.json`: ```json { "type": "vtweaks:anvil", "left": { "item": "minecraft:writable_book" }, "right": { "item": "minecraft:golden_axe", "nbt": { "Damage": 0 } }, "result": { "item": "minecraft:enchanted_book", "nbt": { "StoredEnchantments": [ { "id": "vtweaks:lumbering", "lvl": 1 } ] } }, "cost": 16 } ```