- Updated Japanese translations thanks to https://github.com/Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
- Updated Russian translations thanks to https://github.com/Rozbiynk (See #61)
- Removed
Better Stats
's specialhttp-client-side
player badges. Please read here.
- I did not forget to increment the version number this time.
- Fixed #60. I forgot to "clear" statistics cache "on-session-leave", so joining another session would keep the stats from the previous session. That has now been resolved.
Changelog for v2.9
(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)
The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.
For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).
- Fixed a lot of major bugs.
- Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
- v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
- TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.
Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!
(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)
The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.
For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).
- Fixed a lot of major bugs.
- Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
- v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
- TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.
Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!
- Fixed errors in the
fabric.mod.json
file. - Resolved bug from v2.8 that would crash the game when
TCDCommons API
is not installed (See #54).
v2.8 changelog:
- Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
- Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
- All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (
betterstats
) instead of being embedded intcdcommons
. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well. - The
tcdcommons
API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.
Important: A bug was reported where this release crashes the game when TCDCommons API
isn't installed. I will resolve it soon. Until then, either manually install it, or wait for the next patch.
- Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
- Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
- All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (
betterstats
) instead of being embedded intcdcommons
. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well. - The
tcdcommons
API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.