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## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.1-release] ### Added - **Town names on the Zone HUD**: When you enter civilized land covered by an active Town Center, the Zone Transition HUD can now show that town's name instead of the generic Civilized label. In overlapping territory, Civillis prefers the most relevant town for the player. ### Changed - **Max-level Town Centers claim danger pockets**: A fully upgraded, active Town Center now stabilizes caution zones inside its territory. Those claimed areas behave as part of the town for Civillis' spawn and zone rules, so a mature settlement can push back local danger instead of always yielding to it. - **Town Center zone buff defaults**: The default catalog now puts Regeneration on the gold choice and Resistance on the netherite choice. Modpacks overriding `civil_town_center_levels` should update any offer IDs copied from the old defaults. - **Town Center presence upkeep**: Entity presence upkeep now scans active Town Center territory instead of sweeping the whole world, keeping the mechanic tied to actual settlements and reducing background work on busy servers. - **Farm Shrine head discovery**: Existing mob heads are now discovered when a Farm Shrine is activated, rather than during chunk-load events. This avoids tying shrine setup to chunk-load side effects and makes existing-head registration more stable. ### Fixed - **Town Center lecterns**: Registered Town Center lecterns with a missing book can now be repaired by placing a written book back into them, restoring the Town Center interface without strange empty-lectern behavior. - **Explosion protection**: TNT and other explosion paths no longer destroy protected active Town Center blocks. - **Non-player block destruction**: Protected Town Center blocks are also guarded against non-player `destroyBlock` calls, matching the normal player break protection more closely. - **NeoForge login reloads**: Joining a server no longer forces Civillis' data loaders to reload as if a full data-pack sync had happened, avoiding a noticeable login hitch on affected NeoForge builds. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [2.0.0-release] ### Added - **Town Centers**: A new settlement core for Civillis. Place a written book on a lectern above an emerald block, then offer an emerald to found a Town Center. Once founded, the lectern opens a dedicated Town Center interface for status, upgrades, members, and options. - **Town Center influence**: Active Town Centers add a stable civilization baseline around their territory. They don't replace real building, but they make settlements much easier to grow. Upgrading a Town Center expands that territory and raises its baseline. - **Management interface**: Town Centers have a custom multi-page GUI with a main status page, a member management page, and an upgrade page. Towns can be renamed, opened for registration, locked again, and managed without leaving the lectern. - **Members and registration**: Town Centers track a creator and members. Creators can open or lock registration and remove members; players can join or leave when registration is open. Membership controls who benefits from Town Center upgrades. - **Town upgrades and zone buffs**: Upgrade Town Centers with emerald blocks, with optional ingot choices unlocking local benefits. The default catalog offers Mining Haste, Resistance, and Regeneration choices for members inside the Town Center territory while they are standing in civilized land. - **Structure protection and shutdown**: Active Town Center lecterns and their supporting emerald blocks are protected from being broken. Shutting one down starts a short countdown; once fully inactive, it stops contributing civilization influence and can be dismantled. - **Spoils for attackers**: If a non-member destroys a vulnerable upgraded Town Center, they temporarily claim its chosen zone buffs for two minutes. Town Centers are meant to be valuable, shared infrastructure — and worth defending. - **Town Center data packs** *(for modpack authors)*: Upgrade costs, territory size, baseline values, and zone buff offers are driven by `civil_town_center_levels` data files. - **More dimension and adventure-structure coverage**: Civillis recognizes more dimensions where civilization should stay disabled, plus more adventure structures where danger-zone behavior should take priority. ### Changed - **Civilization scoring foundation**: Civillis now supports persistent base score sources in addition to ordinary block-driven civilization score. Town Centers use this system, and integration authors get a small API surface for adding, updating, removing, and querying base score influence without patching the core scanner. - **Podium of Undying authorization**: Undying rescue is now tied to Town Center territory. A valid anchor must be inside a gameplay-active Town Center that recognizes the player as creator or member, making rescue points part of settlement ownership instead of a purely nearby structure. ### Note - Town Centers are the foundation for a more social and contested settlement layer in Civillis. - Starting with 2.0.0, Civillis will focus active updates on **1.20.1**, **1.21.1**, and **1.21.11**. Other Minecraft versions are paused for now. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. - **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

- **Log noise on world load**: Registry loaders no longer spam warnings about unknown entries (blocks, entities, dimensions, structures) on every world join. These messages now only appear when debug mode is enabled.

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.4.0-release] ### Added - **Advancements**: Civillis now has its own advancement tree. Pick up an emerald and open your advancements tab — it surfaces each major feature as you encounter it, from the Civil Detector to bell sonar to the Podium of Undying. - **Entity Presence Upkeep**: Nearby villagers, iron golems, and similar entities now slow civilization decay while they are around. Toggle under *Miscellaneous* in settings. Which entity types count can be customized via data packs. - **Zone HUD font scale**: New slider in Zone Transition HUD settings to resize the transition text, ranging from 50% to 500%. - **Minimap overlay colors configurable** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: The zone overlay colors shown on JourneyMap and Xaero's maps can now be changed in `civil.properties` using standard `0xAARRGGBB` hex values (`advanced.chunkBand.color*`). ### Changed - **Mob Flee AI — allow/block lists**: Pillagers, evokers, and raid-type mobs no longer flee from civilization, so raids stay as challenging as ever. Which mobs do or don't flee is now fully configurable via data packs (`civil_mob_flee_entities`). - **Config update behavior**: GUI settings now only reset when a release explicitly calls for it. Previously, any version bump could trigger a reset — that is no longer the case by default. Users with `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` are fully shielded either way. ### Fixed - **Sonar aura walls**: Civilization boundary walls from sonar scans now only detect boundaries at your current height layer instead of spanning the full world height. Overlapping wall faces between adjacent zones are also resolved. - **Exploration performance**: Significantly improved performance when loading into or moving through large areas. The key change is a reworked NBT bulk-load schedule that avoids unnecessary work during fast exploration. ### Note - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.3-release] ### Added - **Adventure structures**: Hostile spawns are now allowed in more major adventure structures, including Pillager Outposts, YUNG's Better structures, Cataclysm, When Dungeons Arise, Twilight Forest, Incendium, and more. - **Zone visualization**: Dangerous adventure zones now show in orange across sonar pulses, Civil Detector feedback, civil maps, and supported minimap overlays. - **Podium of Spawning HUD**: Shrine pockets now get their own HUD state. Civil Detector and sonar scans use a shriek cue with purple-toned particle effects when they find one. ### Changed - **Civil Detector feedback**: Right-click scanning now uses clearer item states — orange for danger zones, blue for wilderness, and swamp green for civilization borders. - **Config defaults**: GUI settings now refresh to each release's intended defaults after updating. If you really want to keep old GUI values, uncomment `simple.persistAcrossSchema=true` in `civil.properties`; future saves still write the current release marker cleanly. ### Fixed - **Fast exploration performance**: Civillis now keeps less background work in flight while you move quickly, making exploration smoother while preserving the sense of discovery. - **Minimap overlay freshness** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: Supported minimap overlays now follow layered zone changes more reliably instead of lagging behind certain updates. ### Note - Thanks to Stick Boy for reworking part of the Civil Detector textures. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.2-release] ### Added - **Podium of Spawning**: Crying obsidian, a soul campfire burning on top, and a bone to sacrifice. Build it in any civilization area to carve out a **mob-friendly pocket** — hostile mobs spawn freely inside as if it were open wilderness, regardless of the surrounding civilization score. Mob heads placed inside shape which types are drawn to the area. Attract Strength and Attract Range are tunable in the in-game settings GUI. ### Changed - **Civil map tinting — faster**: Chunk height sampling now uses a sparse grid, cutting the per-chunk work while keeping tint accuracy on civil maps and map mod overlays. - **Lighter chunk loading**: Civillis no longer pre-populates empty scoring slots when a chunk loads. That work is deferred until a score is actually needed, which should make chunk loading noticeably lighter on busy servers. - **Civilization overlay** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1 only)*: JourneyMap and Xaero's overlays now **start disabled** by default — the scanning is server-side and can be costly at larger ranges. Turn each one on in settings when you want it, and use the new **Exploration Radius** setting to dial in how aggressively it scans. - **Modpack block tagging** *(for modpack authors)*: Civilization block weights now include tiered block tags such as `#civil:high_civilized` and `#civil:low_civilized`, so packs can add custom blocks by assigning them to a tag instead of writing one weight entry per block. ### Fixed - **Score not updating after block changes**: In rare cases, placing or removing a block could leave civilization score wrong or completely unchanged — a nested block update on the server thread caused the mod to read the wrong previous block state. Fixed. - **Stale temporary scores blocking real updates**: A rough early score could get continuously refreshed by background activity, preventing the real score from ever replacing it. Those estimates now expire on a fixed schedule regardless of touches. ### Note - **Civilization overlay** changes above apply to **1.20.1** and **1.21.1** builds only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.1-release] ### Added - **JourneyMap & Xaero's Minimap — civilization overlay**: Civil region coloring now shows directly on JourneyMap, and on Xaero's Minimap + World Map (both mods required for Xaero's). Toggle each one independently in the in-game settings GUI. - **Zone transition HUD — more control**: You can now set your own text for the Civilized, Wilderness, and Caution messages, add a cooldown so the hint doesn't repeat too often, and move the HUD to a different spot on screen. All under the new Zone Transition HUD section in the settings GUI. - **`/civil ring` admin command**: Triggers a sonar pulse at your position — useful for quickly checking how the aura wall looks from a given spot without having to ring a bell. Requires OP. - **Spawn gate — entity blacklist / whitelist** *(for modpack & datapack authors)*: You can now explicitly force extra mob types through the spawn gate or exclude them via `data/<namespace>/civil_spawn_gate_entities/`. ### Fixed - **Dimension policy not fully blocking mob-head mechanics**: In certain setups, a dimension marked as "no civilization" could still trigger mob-head spawn behavior. Fixed — dimension policy now takes full effect before any head logic runs. - **Supplementaries map tint conflict** *(1.20.1 and 1.21.1)*: Civil map region coloring was being overridden by Supplementaries' client-side map rendering. Civil tints now display correctly alongside Supplementaries. ### Changed - **Admin commands now require OP**: `/civil rebuild` and `/civil ring` are no longer usable by regular players; they require game-master permission (OP level 2+, or cheats enabled in single player). ### Note - **JourneyMap / Xaero's support** is currently available on **1.20.1 and 1.21.1** only. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.3.0-release] ### Added - **Civil maps**: crafted from a filled map and a Civil Detector. An empty map or a locked map will not work. A civil map is easy to spot from its lore (*The sheet holds civility.*) and from the regional tinting on the map. - **Civil map tints**: applied at the same time as the vanilla map reveals terrain. Washed-white tint for civilized areas and purple tint for mob-head zones, with clear border lines for both. The regions update when the world changes, for example when you place or remove blocks that feed into civilization scoring. - **Cartography table**: civil maps work like vanilla maps: paper to zoom out, glass panes to lock, an empty map to duplicate. Once a normal filled map has been turned into a civil map, that lore stays on the item; everything you pull out of the table is still a civil map. ### Note - **Dimension policies**: if civilization is off for a dimension, maps there get no civil tints. - **Config**: `mapTint.*` in `civil.properties` adjusts tint strength (defaults unchanged). - **Supplementaries**: client-side map recoloring in Supplementaries overrides civil map tints. We are aware of this and plan to address it in a future release (compat layer / draw order). - Feedback, bug reports, ideas. Join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.3-release] ### Fixed - **Deadlock**: Rare deadlock could freeze the server mid-tick. That bug dates back to the first public release; zone recognition (extra chunk work on top) made it show up far more often in normal play. Fixed. - **Civilization score in fast exploration**: Sprinting through brand-new chunks could leave local score wrong for a bit — a few timing holes. Closed those. - **Civil Detector (Forge & NeoForge)**: Used to land at the bottom of Tools & Utilities via the default add hook, unlike Fabric. Now it sits right after the compass, creative search included. ### Added - **Block weights for more mods**: More `civil_blocks` datapack entries (storage, decoration, tech, …). Civilization scoring should feel more consistent when you run lots of popular mods together. Modpacks can add or override under `data/<namespace>/civil_blocks/`. - **Dimension policies (datapack)**: `civil_dimension_policies` — per-dimension overrides. Civilization (zones + scoring) and mob-head spawn handling can be turned off independently per dimension. Ships with defaults for Minecells; replace or extend via your own datapack if needed. ### Changed - **Zone transition HUD**: Civilized / Wilderness text fires less often; fewer stray Civilized flashes where nothing really changed. Toggle under Miscellaneous in the in-game settings GUI. - **In-game settings GUI**: New icon. Tooltips on a few rows — line breaks and wording only. ### Note - Thanks to **Mitemi** for block scoring data on popular mods. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.2-release] ### Added - **Zone transition HUD**: Short on-screen hints with smooth fade animations. **Civilized** and **Wilderness** show when you **enter or leave** a large span of civilized chunks; **Caution** marks structure-tinted areas (for example **ocean monuments**). You can turn this off under **Miscellaneous** in the in-game settings GUI. - **Hostile spawns bypass Civillis in specific structures**: For example, **ocean monuments** now behave as you’d expect — **Guardians** are no longer suppressed by civilization. Modpack authors can tweak or extend this with a **datapack** (`data/<namespace>/civil_zone_policies/`). - **Round-robin prefetch engine**: Reworked how decay is driven so it **tracks patrol behavior more faithfully**, and **wilderness no longer burns server time on decay** in the background. ### Changed - **Civil Detector look**: Big texture refresh — more of a **magic crystal-ball** vibe. Tell us whether you like the new art. ### Fixed - **NeoForge — sonar aura wall**: No longer **jitters back and forth** as you move. - **Fabric — sonar aura wall**: **Scrolling texture** works again on builds where it stalled; the wall no longer **sinks too deep underwater** on some versions. - **Detector sonar**: **Head-zone sounds** were wrong on some versions — fixed. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for the new Civil Detector artwork. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.1-release] ### Fixed - **Podium "drains civilization"**: Fixed the major issue where moving far away from an activated Podium of Undying could unexpectedly drain nearby civilization scores over time (creating civilization hollows), and fixed a broader set of instability paths tied to unloaded chunks and high-mobility scenarios that could cause civilization values to read too low. - **Shared-gold Podium deactivation**: Fixed an issue where two Podiums of Undying sharing connected gold blocks could deactivate only one podium when the shared block was broken. - **Beds/Campfires not contributing to civilization**: On some Forge/Fabric ports, beds, campfires, and similar blocks could fail to contribute civilization score correctly. For modpack users, this actually fixes `#tag`-based block weight loading. ### Added - **`/civil rebuild` admin command**: Added a one-shot rebuild command to clear stale or historically polluted civilization data and rebuild clean state. ### Note - If this is **not your first time** using Civillis in the same world, it is strongly recommended to run `/civil rebuild` once after updating to `1.2.1-release`. - The only known side effect is that already-activated **Podiums of Undying** will reset. Most players who rely on Undying are serious endgame survivors, so we hope this impact is acceptable for a cleaner and more stable data baseline. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.2.0-release] ### Changed - **Storage engine replaced — H2 removed**: Civillis no longer uses the H2 database. All persistence (civilization scores, mob heads, undying anchors) now runs on a custom NBT-based storage layer with a dedicated I/O queue. Functionality is unchanged, but the mod jar is now 20× smaller. ### Added - **Podium of Undying**: Build a small altar in a high-civilization area and activate it with a totem. When you would die, you are teleported there and revived with totem effects — regeneration, absorption, fire resistance — without consuming a totem. One activation per altar. Hint: gold blocks, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs, and an emerald at the heart. Can you guess the layout? - **Config screen update**: Added a dedicated Podium of Undying section (including options such as enable/disable, civilization requirement threshold, and cooldown-related controls) and a Miscellaneous category for options that do not fit cleanly into other groups. ### Fixed - **World-switch cache pollution**: Cached civilization data from the previous world no longer pollutes the current one when switching worlds or reloading. Each world now keeps its own data strictly isolated. - **Payload completion on world switch**: Fixed potential crashes when changing worlds while sonar, particle, or other payloads were still in progress. ### Note - Thanks to **Stick Boy** for designing the Podium of Undying altar structure. - Feedback, bug reports, ideas — join our Discord: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.1-release] ### Fixed - **Major compatibility issue resolved**: H2 database dependency is now fully relocated and isolated, eliminating conflicts with mods like Biomancy that bundle their own H2 version. Civillis should now run stable in large modpacks. ### Added - **Mob Head System toggle**: New option to globally disable mob head gameplay effects (spawn attraction, detector zone display, flee AI awareness) while keeping the data intact. Useful for players who like decorating walls with skulls without affecting spawn behavior. - **Civilization Decay toggle**: New option in the Decay settings to disable time-based decay entirely. When off, your settlements stay forever fresh — no need to patrol them to maintain protection. ### Changed - **Config labels clarified**: "Spawn Suppression Strength" is now "Civilization Strength" and "Detection Range" is now "Max. Civilization Radius" (with block units shown). The Mob Flee AI tooltip now references the renamed setting. ### Note - Thanks to **Blugori** and **Stick Boy** for reporting the Biomancy incompatibility — your feedback made this fix possible. - If you notice anything off, join our Discord and I'll always be there to help: [Civillis Official](https://discord.gg/dA7QCPx7zd)

## [1.1.0-release] ### Added - **Bell on Lodestone sonar**: When a bell is placed on a lodestone, it can act as a powerful sonar with cooler particle effects. Right-click the bell to trigger a civilization sweep of the surrounding area — no Civil Detector required. A vanilla-friendly way to scout before you build. ### Changed - **Sonar visualization config reorganized**: Detector sonar options moved into a dedicated Sonar Visualization section. The portable detector's sonar can be turned off independently; bell-on-lodestone sonar always runs when you ring it. Both sonars now have configurable detection ranges, with bell sonar using a larger default suited to stationary "detection stations." - **Bell sonar tuning**: Bell sonar has a longer cooldown and a longer-lasting aura wall effect than the detector, reflecting its heavier, more deliberate use. ### Note - **Pro tip**: A bell on lodestone has intrinsic civilization value. Place a few at your base perimeter and they'll extend your safe zone while doubling as detection stations. - **Vanilla first**: Going forward, we'll aim to add vanilla counterparts whenever we introduce new items. Thanks, Stick Boy, for suggesting the bell-on-lodestone idea — it's exactly the kind of thing we love to support.

## [1.1.0-release] ### Added - **Bell on Lodestone sonar**: When a bell is placed on a lodestone, it can act as a powerful sonar with cooler particle effects. Right-click the bell to trigger a civilization sweep of the surrounding area — no Civil Detector required. A vanilla-friendly way to scout before you build. ### Changed - **Sonar visualization config reorganized**: Detector sonar options moved into a dedicated Sonar Visualization section. The portable detector's sonar can be turned off independently; bell-on-lodestone sonar always runs when you ring it. Both sonars now have configurable detection ranges, with bell sonar using a larger default suited to stationary "detection stations." - **Bell sonar tuning**: Bell sonar has a longer cooldown and a longer-lasting aura wall effect than the detector, reflecting its heavier, more deliberate use. ### Note - **Pro tip**: A bell on lodestone has intrinsic civilization value. Place a few at your base perimeter and they'll extend your safe zone while doubling as detection stations. - **Vanilla first**: Going forward, we'll aim to add vanilla counterparts whenever we introduce new items. Thanks, Stick Boy, for suggesting the bell-on-lodestone idea — it's exactly the kind of thing we love to support.

## [1.1.0-release] ### Added - **Bell on Lodestone sonar**: When a bell is placed on a lodestone, it can act as a powerful sonar with cooler particle effects. Right-click the bell to trigger a civilization sweep of the surrounding area — no Civil Detector required. A vanilla-friendly way to scout before you build. ### Changed - **Sonar visualization config reorganized**: Detector sonar options moved into a dedicated Sonar Visualization section. The portable detector's sonar can be turned off independently; bell-on-lodestone sonar always runs when you ring it. Both sonars now have configurable detection ranges, with bell sonar using a larger default suited to stationary "detection stations." - **Bell sonar tuning**: Bell sonar has a longer cooldown and a longer-lasting aura wall effect than the detector, reflecting its heavier, more deliberate use. ### Note - **Pro tip**: A bell on lodestone has intrinsic civilization value. Place a few at your base perimeter and they'll extend your safe zone while doubling as detection stations. - **Vanilla first**: Going forward, we'll aim to add vanilla counterparts whenever we introduce new items. Thanks, Stick Boy, for suggesting the bell-on-lodestone idea — it's exactly the kind of thing we love to support.