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## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.1 — render distance New: - Render Distance setting in General → Rendering: hides hitboxes farther than this many blocks, default 72 — fewer hitboxes drawn, more FPS in crowded places

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.

## 1.2.0 — honest colors Changed: - Red now means "you can interact": boats, minecarts and every other non-living entity turn red when targeted within interaction range, not just living ones - Hit through i-frames? The hitbox stays white instead of flashing purple — red only shows when the hit will actually land - The look direction arrow is on by default for new and upgraded configs - Shield hitbox default color is now light orange; old purple configs are migrated - Only TrueWulf is listed as the author; Sootysplash moved to credits for the original Combat Hitboxes Removed: - The purple i-frames color and its settings — one less thing to configure A separate jar for every Minecraft version: 1.21 through 26.3.