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- Fixed: handheld Walkie-Talkie chat attracts mobs again on Walkie-Chat builds that ship no proximity callback (all current 1.3.x builds). - Fixed: hostile mobs now attack and destroy Walkie Block stations; "signal lost" notification and block-target behaviors (creeper ignition, enderman teleport) work. - Fixed: a hostile that is already standing near a Walkie Block stops marching to the message and tears that station apart instead; a creeper that gets close detonates it. - Changed: a station destroyed by an attracted mob drops nothing, so a raid on a relay network costs the network, not a free item. - Changed: mobs no longer delete a Walkie Block in one tick. Every hostile now chips it down with the game's own cracking progress (stages 3 → 6 → 9) — slimes by hopping on top of it, everyone else by working at it — and one mob works a station at a time, so a crowd takes turns and the progress carries over when the worker dies. Creeper stays the exception: its explosion ends the station outright. - Fixed: plain chat beside a Walkie Block attracted nothing at all. ATC suppressed it while waiting for a relay that never arrives — Walkie-Chat's own nearby-active-block probe ignores frequency, so anyone standing by a powered station was invisible to the mobs. - Changed: a Walkie Block is only a target when the voice really came through the walkie network — a held walkie tuned to the same frequency as that block. Otherwise every message means the player, and mobs stop wandering off to smash hardware nobody asked them to. - Improved: the "signal lost" notice now arrives like a walkie message — the mod's own channel prefix and receive click, to tuned players only — and names what destroyed it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat compat enable|disable` gates the whole integration in both directions. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Forge attracted mobs from nothing at all — its chat listener was registered on an event the 1.19.2 Forge never fires. It listens to the real chat event now, like the other loaders. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Fabric ignored every chat message while Walkie-Chat was installed — ATC listened to a Fabric API event that Walkie-Chat's own chat interception stops from ever firing. ATC now hooks the chat packet itself, before anything can intercept it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat proximity range|capsbonus` now does something — the values had no caller at all, so the documented "reach of Walkie-Talkie voices" was decorative. They act as a floor over the range Walkie-Chat reports, on builds that expose that callback. - Fixed: `@a` actually parses — `/atc ignore add|remove @a` and the new `/atc trollmode add|remove @a` wildcard worked only after this; the name arguments were `word()`, which silently rejects `@`. - Improved: the Walkie-Chat reflection path applies ignored-players, vocal-fatigue and anti-spam, and records stats/debug for relayed messages. - Improved: canceled chat is still processed while the Walkie-Chat integration is on (Walkie-Chat cancels every message it re-routes); with the integration off, other mods' cancellations are respected. - Improved: reflection resolves once at startup, warns once per missing capability, and `/atc status` reports the true integration state. - Note: 1.19.2 keeps conflict-free coexistence with Walkie-Chat (no integration API in those builds).

- Fixed: handheld Walkie-Talkie chat attracts mobs again on Walkie-Chat builds that ship no proximity callback (all current 1.3.x builds). - Fixed: hostile mobs now attack and destroy Walkie Block stations; "signal lost" notification and block-target behaviors (creeper ignition, enderman teleport) work. - Fixed: a hostile that is already standing near a Walkie Block stops marching to the message and tears that station apart instead; a creeper that gets close detonates it. - Changed: a station destroyed by an attracted mob drops nothing, so a raid on a relay network costs the network, not a free item. - Changed: mobs no longer delete a Walkie Block in one tick. Every hostile now chips it down with the game's own cracking progress (stages 3 → 6 → 9) — slimes by hopping on top of it, everyone else by working at it — and one mob works a station at a time, so a crowd takes turns and the progress carries over when the worker dies. Creeper stays the exception: its explosion ends the station outright. - Fixed: plain chat beside a Walkie Block attracted nothing at all. ATC suppressed it while waiting for a relay that never arrives — Walkie-Chat's own nearby-active-block probe ignores frequency, so anyone standing by a powered station was invisible to the mobs. - Changed: a Walkie Block is only a target when the voice really came through the walkie network — a held walkie tuned to the same frequency as that block. Otherwise every message means the player, and mobs stop wandering off to smash hardware nobody asked them to. - Improved: the "signal lost" notice now arrives like a walkie message — the mod's own channel prefix and receive click, to tuned players only — and names what destroyed it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat compat enable|disable` gates the whole integration in both directions. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Forge attracted mobs from nothing at all — its chat listener was registered on an event the 1.19.2 Forge never fires. It listens to the real chat event now, like the other loaders. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Fabric ignored every chat message while Walkie-Chat was installed — ATC listened to a Fabric API event that Walkie-Chat's own chat interception stops from ever firing. ATC now hooks the chat packet itself, before anything can intercept it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat proximity range|capsbonus` now does something — the values had no caller at all, so the documented "reach of Walkie-Talkie voices" was decorative. They act as a floor over the range Walkie-Chat reports, on builds that expose that callback. - Fixed: `@a` actually parses — `/atc ignore add|remove @a` and the new `/atc trollmode add|remove @a` wildcard worked only after this; the name arguments were `word()`, which silently rejects `@`. - Improved: the Walkie-Chat reflection path applies ignored-players, vocal-fatigue and anti-spam, and records stats/debug for relayed messages. - Improved: canceled chat is still processed while the Walkie-Chat integration is on (Walkie-Chat cancels every message it re-routes); with the integration off, other mods' cancellations are respected. - Improved: reflection resolves once at startup, warns once per missing capability, and `/atc status` reports the true integration state. - Note: 1.19.2 keeps conflict-free coexistence with Walkie-Chat (no integration API in those builds).

- Fixed: handheld Walkie-Talkie chat attracts mobs again on Walkie-Chat builds that ship no proximity callback (all current 1.3.x builds). - Fixed: hostile mobs now attack and destroy Walkie Block stations; "signal lost" notification and block-target behaviors (creeper ignition, enderman teleport) work. - Fixed: a hostile that is already standing near a Walkie Block stops marching to the message and tears that station apart instead; a creeper that gets close detonates it. - Changed: a station destroyed by an attracted mob drops nothing, so a raid on a relay network costs the network, not a free item. - Changed: mobs no longer delete a Walkie Block in one tick. Every hostile now chips it down with the game's own cracking progress (stages 3 → 6 → 9) — slimes by hopping on top of it, everyone else by working at it — and one mob works a station at a time, so a crowd takes turns and the progress carries over when the worker dies. Creeper stays the exception: its explosion ends the station outright. - Fixed: plain chat beside a Walkie Block attracted nothing at all. ATC suppressed it while waiting for a relay that never arrives — Walkie-Chat's own nearby-active-block probe ignores frequency, so anyone standing by a powered station was invisible to the mobs. - Changed: a Walkie Block is only a target when the voice really came through the walkie network — a held walkie tuned to the same frequency as that block. Otherwise every message means the player, and mobs stop wandering off to smash hardware nobody asked them to. - Improved: the "signal lost" notice now arrives like a walkie message — the mod's own channel prefix and receive click, to tuned players only — and names what destroyed it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat compat enable|disable` gates the whole integration in both directions. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Forge attracted mobs from nothing at all — its chat listener was registered on an event the 1.19.2 Forge never fires. It listens to the real chat event now, like the other loaders. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Fabric ignored every chat message while Walkie-Chat was installed — ATC listened to a Fabric API event that Walkie-Chat's own chat interception stops from ever firing. ATC now hooks the chat packet itself, before anything can intercept it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat proximity range|capsbonus` now does something — the values had no caller at all, so the documented "reach of Walkie-Talkie voices" was decorative. They act as a floor over the range Walkie-Chat reports, on builds that expose that callback. - Fixed: `@a` actually parses — `/atc ignore add|remove @a` and the new `/atc trollmode add|remove @a` wildcard worked only after this; the name arguments were `word()`, which silently rejects `@`. - Improved: the Walkie-Chat reflection path applies ignored-players, vocal-fatigue and anti-spam, and records stats/debug for relayed messages. - Improved: canceled chat is still processed while the Walkie-Chat integration is on (Walkie-Chat cancels every message it re-routes); with the integration off, other mods' cancellations are respected. - Improved: reflection resolves once at startup, warns once per missing capability, and `/atc status` reports the true integration state. - Note: 1.19.2 keeps conflict-free coexistence with Walkie-Chat (no integration API in those builds).

- Fixed: handheld Walkie-Talkie chat attracts mobs again on Walkie-Chat builds that ship no proximity callback (all current 1.3.x builds). - Fixed: hostile mobs now attack and destroy Walkie Block stations; "signal lost" notification and block-target behaviors (creeper ignition, enderman teleport) work. - Fixed: a hostile that is already standing near a Walkie Block stops marching to the message and tears that station apart instead; a creeper that gets close detonates it. - Changed: a station destroyed by an attracted mob drops nothing, so a raid on a relay network costs the network, not a free item. - Changed: mobs no longer delete a Walkie Block in one tick. Every hostile now chips it down with the game's own cracking progress (stages 3 → 6 → 9) — slimes by hopping on top of it, everyone else by working at it — and one mob works a station at a time, so a crowd takes turns and the progress carries over when the worker dies. Creeper stays the exception: its explosion ends the station outright. - Fixed: plain chat beside a Walkie Block attracted nothing at all. ATC suppressed it while waiting for a relay that never arrives — Walkie-Chat's own nearby-active-block probe ignores frequency, so anyone standing by a powered station was invisible to the mobs. - Changed: a Walkie Block is only a target when the voice really came through the walkie network — a held walkie tuned to the same frequency as that block. Otherwise every message means the player, and mobs stop wandering off to smash hardware nobody asked them to. - Improved: the "signal lost" notice now arrives like a walkie message — the mod's own channel prefix and receive click, to tuned players only — and names what destroyed it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat compat enable|disable` gates the whole integration in both directions. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Forge attracted mobs from nothing at all — its chat listener was registered on an event the 1.19.2 Forge never fires. It listens to the real chat event now, like the other loaders. - Fixed: 1.19.2 Fabric ignored every chat message while Walkie-Chat was installed — ATC listened to a Fabric API event that Walkie-Chat's own chat interception stops from ever firing. ATC now hooks the chat packet itself, before anything can intercept it. - Fixed: `/atc walkiechat proximity range|capsbonus` now does something — the values had no caller at all, so the documented "reach of Walkie-Talkie voices" was decorative. They act as a floor over the range Walkie-Chat reports, on builds that expose that callback. - Fixed: `@a` actually parses — `/atc ignore add|remove @a` and the new `/atc trollmode add|remove @a` wildcard worked only after this; the name arguments were `word()`, which silently rejects `@`. - Improved: the Walkie-Chat reflection path applies ignored-players, vocal-fatigue and anti-spam, and records stats/debug for relayed messages. - Improved: canceled chat is still processed while the Walkie-Chat integration is on (Walkie-Chat cancels every message it re-routes); with the integration off, other mods' cancellations are respected. - Improved: reflection resolves once at startup, warns once per missing capability, and `/atc status` reports the true integration state. - Note: 1.19.2 keeps conflict-free coexistence with Walkie-Chat (no integration API in those builds).

Attract to Chat 2.1.2 for Minecraft 1.19.2 — per-player investigation particles and conflict-free Walkie-Chat coexistence. - Investigation particles are now a personal choice: the old server-wide switch is gone and each player opts in with `/atc client particles enable|disable`. Nobody sees particles until they ask. Existing configs migrate automatically. - Walkie-Chat runs side by side without conflicts: chat spoken through a handheld walkie is routed by Walkie-Chat and never double-processed, while normal chat keeps attracting mobs. The full walkie talkie integration is exclusive to Minecraft 1.20.1. - `/atc status` reports the Walkie-Chat state when the mod is present; `/atc walkiechat on|off` toggles the coexistence guard. - Forge: chat handling now listens at the lowest priority and receives canceled events, so attraction keeps working when other mods re-implement chat delivery. - Internal, future-proof: an attraction dedupe guard ensures a message relayed through multiple paths attracts mobs only once — world reloads never leave it stuck and different messages are never swallowed. Fabric requires Fabric API 0.76.0 or newer. Java 17 is required. Client installation is optional.

Attract to Chat 2.1.2 for Minecraft 1.19.2 — per-player investigation particles and conflict-free Walkie-Chat coexistence. - Investigation particles are now a personal choice: the old server-wide switch is gone and each player opts in with `/atc client particles enable|disable`. Nobody sees particles until they ask. Existing configs migrate automatically. - Walkie-Chat runs side by side without conflicts: chat spoken through a handheld walkie is routed by Walkie-Chat and never double-processed, while normal chat keeps attracting mobs. The full walkie talkie integration is exclusive to Minecraft 1.20.1. - `/atc status` reports the Walkie-Chat state when the mod is present; `/atc walkiechat on|off` toggles the coexistence guard. - Forge: chat handling now listens at the lowest priority and receives canceled events, so attraction keeps working when other mods re-implement chat delivery. - Internal, future-proof: an attraction dedupe guard ensures a message relayed through multiple paths attracts mobs only once — world reloads never leave it stuck and different messages are never swallowed. Fabric requires Fabric API 0.76.0 or newer. Java 17 is required. Client installation is optional.

Attract to Chat 2.1.2 for Minecraft 1.20.1 — optional Walkie-Chat integration: proximity chat, walkie block stations and hostile mob attacks. - Optional Walkie-Chat integration, on by default and toggleable in-game with `/atc walkiechat on|off` (or the `walkieChatCompat` option). Requires Walkie-Chat 1.3.2 or newer. - Mobs are attracted to proximity chat spoken through Walkie-Chat, using the effective range Walkie-Chat already resolved; `walkieChatProximityRange` (default 15) and `walkieChatProximityCapsBonus` (default 10) shape the result. - Hostile mobs that reach an active Walkie Block station destroy it, and every player tuned to its frequency receives a "signal lost" notification in their own language. - Chat spoken through a handheld walkie or next to an active Walkie Block is routed by Walkie-Chat and is no longer double-processed by the engine. - `/atc status` reports the Walkie-Chat compatibility state when the mod is present. - Investigation particles are now a personal choice: the old server-wide switch is gone and each player opts in with `/atc client particles enable|disable`. Existing configs migrate automatically. - Forge: chat handling now listens at the lowest priority and receives canceled events, so attraction keeps working with Walkie-Chat installed. - Attraction dedupe guard: a message relayed by Walkie-Chat through both its broadcast helper and the block relay attracts mobs only once. The guard keys on message identity and is cleared on server stop, so world reloads never leave it stuck and different messages are never swallowed. Fabric requires Fabric API 0.92.7 or newer. Java 17 is required. Client installation is optional.

Attract to Chat 2.1.2 for Minecraft 1.20.1 — optional Walkie-Chat integration: proximity chat, walkie block stations and hostile mob attacks. - Optional Walkie-Chat integration, on by default and toggleable in-game with `/atc walkiechat on|off` (or the `walkieChatCompat` option). Requires Walkie-Chat 1.3.2 or newer. - Mobs are attracted to proximity chat spoken through Walkie-Chat, using the effective range Walkie-Chat already resolved; `walkieChatProximityRange` (default 15) and `walkieChatProximityCapsBonus` (default 10) shape the result. - Hostile mobs that reach an active Walkie Block station destroy it, and every player tuned to its frequency receives a "signal lost" notification in their own language. - Chat spoken through a handheld walkie or next to an active Walkie Block is routed by Walkie-Chat and is no longer double-processed by the engine. - `/atc status` reports the Walkie-Chat compatibility state when the mod is present. - Investigation particles are now a personal choice: the old server-wide switch is gone and each player opts in with `/atc client particles enable|disable`. Existing configs migrate automatically. - Forge: chat handling now listens at the lowest priority and receives canceled events, so attraction keeps working with Walkie-Chat installed. - Attraction dedupe guard: a message relayed by Walkie-Chat through both its broadcast helper and the block relay attracts mobs only once. The guard keys on message identity and is cleared on server stop, so world reloads never leave it stuck and different messages are never swallowed. Fabric requires Fabric API 0.92.7 or newer. Java 17 is required. Client installation is optional.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.1 — Minecraft 1.19.2 & 1.20.1 Configuration transparency: every option explained in-game and in the config file itself. - `/atc config list` shows every option with its current value and default, highlighting anything changed from default. - `/atc config info <option>` explains any option in plain words: what it does, its unit, default, valid range, and a practical example. - The config file (`config/attracttochat-common.json`) now carries detailed `#` comments above every option — what it does, unit, default, range, and example — regenerated by the mod on every save. - `/atc client particles` (no arguments) now reports your current particle preference; `/atc help config` documents the new commands. - Particle preference storage moved from an opt-in UUID list to a per-player on/off map (config schema 15 → 16; existing files migrate automatically on first load). - Vocal fatigue alerts now describe hoarseness instead of trauma; anti-spam status reports the cooldown in seconds. - Config comments are written without Unicode escapes, keeping the file human-readable in any text editor. Fabric API 0.76.0+ (1.19.2) or 0.92.7+ (1.20.1) is required for the Fabric builds. Java 17 is required. The client remains optional.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.1 — Minecraft 1.19.2 & 1.20.1 Configuration transparency: every option explained in-game and in the config file itself. - `/atc config list` shows every option with its current value and default, highlighting anything changed from default. - `/atc config info <option>` explains any option in plain words: what it does, its unit, default, valid range, and a practical example. - The config file (`config/attracttochat-common.json`) now carries detailed `#` comments above every option — what it does, unit, default, range, and example — regenerated by the mod on every save. - `/atc client particles` (no arguments) now reports your current particle preference; `/atc help config` documents the new commands. - Particle preference storage moved from an opt-in UUID list to a per-player on/off map (config schema 15 → 16; existing files migrate automatically on first load). - Vocal fatigue alerts now describe hoarseness instead of trauma; anti-spam status reports the cooldown in seconds. - Config comments are written without Unicode escapes, keeping the file human-readable in any text editor. Fabric API 0.76.0+ (1.19.2) or 0.92.7+ (1.20.1) is required for the Fabric builds. Java 17 is required. The client remains optional.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.1 — Minecraft 1.19.2 & 1.20.1 Configuration transparency: every option explained in-game and in the config file itself. - `/atc config list` shows every option with its current value and default, highlighting anything changed from default. - `/atc config info <option>` explains any option in plain words: what it does, its unit, default, valid range, and a practical example. - The config file (`config/attracttochat-common.json`) now carries detailed `#` comments above every option — what it does, unit, default, range, and example — regenerated by the mod on every save. - `/atc client particles` (no arguments) now reports your current particle preference; `/atc help config` documents the new commands. - Particle preference storage moved from an opt-in UUID list to a per-player on/off map (config schema 15 → 16; existing files migrate automatically on first load). - Vocal fatigue alerts now describe hoarseness instead of trauma; anti-spam status reports the cooldown in seconds. - Config comments are written without Unicode escapes, keeping the file human-readable in any text editor. Fabric API 0.76.0+ (1.19.2) or 0.92.7+ (1.20.1) is required for the Fabric builds. Java 17 is required. The client remains optional.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.1 — Minecraft 1.19.2 & 1.20.1 Configuration transparency: every option explained in-game and in the config file itself. - `/atc config list` shows every option with its current value and default, highlighting anything changed from default. - `/atc config info <option>` explains any option in plain words: what it does, its unit, default, valid range, and a practical example. - The config file (`config/attracttochat-common.json`) now carries detailed `#` comments above every option — what it does, unit, default, range, and example — regenerated by the mod on every save. - `/atc client particles` (no arguments) now reports your current particle preference; `/atc help config` documents the new commands. - Particle preference storage moved from an opt-in UUID list to a per-player on/off map (config schema 15 → 16; existing files migrate automatically on first load). - Vocal fatigue alerts now describe hoarseness instead of trauma; anti-spam status reports the cooldown in seconds. - Config comments are written without Unicode escapes, keeping the file human-readable in any text editor. Fabric API 0.76.0+ (1.19.2) or 0.92.7+ (1.20.1) is required for the Fabric builds. Java 17 is required. The client remains optional.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.0 — Minecraft 1.19.2 The complete 2.1.0 experience is now available on Forge and Fabric 1.19.2. - Brought mob hearing and investigation behavior in line with the 1.20.1 release. - Restored robust destination finding and movement for multiple mob families. - Includes CAPS/exclamation loudness, Terrain Muffling, presets, Troll Mode, Vocal Fatigue, Anti-Spam, and debug tools. - Preserves vanilla combat and villager danger priorities. - Keeps the client optional, with path particles enabled individually by each player. - Improves command feedback, server-side translations, and one-message/one-event Fabric chat processing. Fabric API 0.76.0+ is required. Java 17 is required.

### Attract to Chat 2.1.0 — Minecraft 1.19.2 The complete 2.1.0 experience is now available on Forge and Fabric 1.19.2. - Brought mob hearing and investigation behavior in line with the 1.20.1 release. - Restored robust destination finding and movement for multiple mob families. - Includes CAPS/exclamation loudness, Terrain Muffling, presets, Troll Mode, Vocal Fatigue, Anti-Spam, and debug tools. - Preserves vanilla combat and villager danger priorities. - Keeps the client optional, with path particles enabled individually by each player. - Improves command feedback, server-side translations, and one-message/one-event Fabric chat processing.

- Initial Fabric release for Minecraft 1.20.1. - Full Attract to Chat functionality with Fabric support. - Mobs can hear chat messages and investigate the player's location. - Improved airborne-source pathfinding, debug information and particle controls. - Server-first: client installation is optional. - Requires Fabric API 0.92.7 or newer.

- Corrected revision of the previous Forge 2.1.0 build. - Fixed mobs failing to investigate chat sources positioned several blocks above the ground. - Improved debug messages with accurate movement counts and readable coordinates. - Fixed duplicated particle configuration commands and toggle feedback. - This build supersedes the previous Forge 2.1.0 file.

# Attract to Chat 2.1.0 — Forge 1.20.1 This release is currently available for **Minecraft 1.20.1 with Forge**. Attract to Chat is a server-first gameplay mod that turns player chat messages into temporary sound sources that configured mobs can hear and investigate. ## Highlights - Reworked mob investigation and navigation behavior. - Improved AI priority handling. - Mobs preserve combat and survival behaviors instead of abandoning them for chat. - Villagers prioritize escaping zombies over investigating messages. - Added configurable CAPS loudness. - Added support for vanilla and modded mob registries. - Expanded the `/atc` command system with contextual help and autocomplete. - Added runtime entity management. - Added individual and global ignore rules using `@a`. - Added player-specific Troll Mode. - Added optional Vocal Fatigue. - Added optional Anti-Spam controls. - Added built-in and persistent custom presets. - Added smart preset undo and safe reset. - Added independent administrative debug diagnostics. - Removed obsolete effects, redundant feedback and unnecessary dependencies. ## Server-First Support - Install Attract to Chat on the Forge 1.20.1 server. - Players can join without installing the mod on their clients. - Commands and translated feedback work for clients without the mod. - Installing the same JAR on the client is optional. ## Optional Client Features When the mod is installed on both the server and client, the player can enable personal investigation-path particles: ```text /atc client particles enable /atc client particles disable ``` Particles are disabled by default and never appear for clients without Attract to Chat installed. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.20.1 - Forge - Java 17 Fabric and Minecraft 1.19.2 builds are undergoing additional compatibility testing and are not included in this upload.

## v2.0.0 - The Vocal Fatigue Update ### ✨ New Features - **Vocal Fatigue System** - Shouting (CAPS LOCK) can strain your voice! - **CAPS LOCK Boost** - More uppercase = Greater range + Faster mobs + Longer chase - **Healing System** - Honey, Milk, Water, and Soups heal your throat - **Commands:** `/attracthelp`, `/attractstats`, `/attractdebug` - **Visual particles** when mobs are attracted - **Action bar messages** (less intrusive) - **Sound effects** for warnings and healing - **3 Languages:** English, Portuguese, Spanish ### ✅ Bug Fixes - `scanCooldownTicks` now works correctly - `forgetTargetAfterSeconds` now controls mob pursuit time ### ⚙️ Improvements - Auto cleanup of dead mobs (better performance) - Thread-safe mob data storage - More configuration options

-Added English and Portuguese Tips In the config file.