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Version 2.2.0 adds an option for 1.8-like sword-blocking, alongside a new configuration screen based on YetAnotherConfigLib that should fix some Cloth Config-related bugs. Addresses #10 .

Version 2.2.0 adds an option for 1.8-like sword-blocking, alongside a new configuration screen based on YetAnotherConfigLib that should fix some Cloth Config-related bugs. Addresses #10 .

Version 2.2.0 adds an option for 1.8-like sword-blocking, alongside a new configuration screen based on YetAnotherConfigLib that should fix some Cloth Config-related bugs. This version is still for Minecraft 26.1.x! A port to 26.2 and 26.3 will follow soon. Addresses #10 .

This version is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft versions 26.1-26.1.2.

This version is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft version 1.21.11

This is a port of [release 2.1.0](https://github.com/rizecookey/CombatEdit/releases/tag/v2.1.0%2B1.21.8) to Minecraft versions 1.21.9 and 1.21.10.

Version 2.1.0 adds the ability to modify default item components! This means you will be able to change things like the durability of an item, which enchantments it has by default, whether and in which slots it is equippable, and much more! Check the Minecraft Wiki for a list of all component types: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Data_component_format This version is still for Minecraft 1.21.6 to 1.21.8! A port to 1.21.9 and 1.21.10 will follow soon. Addresses #27 .

This is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft versions 1.21.6, 1.21.7 and 1.21.8.

This release is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft version 1.21.5.

This release is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft version 1.21.4.

This release is a port of CombatEdit to 1.21.2. It should also be compatible with 1.21.3. Please note that attribute names have changed in version 1.21.2 (e.g. `minecraft:attack_speed` instead of `minecraft:generic.attack_speed`). Older configurations will be converted to use the new names automatically.

This is a fix for Minecraft 1.20.6 only, *not* for 1.21.1 (Vanilla currently has a bug itself with showing enchantment damage on tooltips - [MC-271840](https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-271840)) Fixes a small bug with the "disable new green tooltips"-option where the blue tooltips would not show enchantment modifiers even on items with default attributes (#21).

- Fixed incompatibilities with Legacy4J (#19) and potentially other mods - Made it so by default, green tooltips will appear even when playing with CombatEdit on a server that also uses CombatEdit - Added an option to disable the new green tooltips added in 1.9 and replace them with the old blue ones

- Fixed incompatibilities with Legacy4J (#19) and potentially other mods - Made it so by default, green tooltips will appear even when playing with CombatEdit on a server that also uses CombatEdit - Added an option to disable the new green tooltips added in 1.9 and replace them with the old blue ones

This release fixes an issue with hot-reloading where, for example, changing back to the vanilla profile would not correctly reset entity attributes.

This release fixes an issue with hot-reloading where, for example, changing back to the vanilla profile would not correctly reset entity attributes.

This release is a port of CombatEdit to Minecraft version 1.21(.1)!

This release fixes a bug in 2.0.1 where clients connected to a server would not see the correct tooltip for modified items under certain circumstances.

(Please note: I have removed version 2.0.0 as it had some bigger issues, and I've since rewritten many parts of the mod. This means that, if you actually had version 2.0.0 installed, the configuration will be reset. A release for Minecraft 1.21 will follow in the next few days.) This major release introduces configurability of all features provided by this mod, including: - adding or overriding default attribute modifiers for Items - editing base values for living Entities - configuring which attack sounds should be enabled - enabling or disabling 1.8-style knockback - enabling or disabling sweeping attacks without the sweeping enchantment To configure these options, install Mod Menu and open the configuration screen by opening the mod list, selecting CombatEdit and clicking on the gear icon.

This release fixes CombatEdit not correctly working with existing worlds, where it would not adjust the attack speed until the player died.

- Updated CombatEdit to 1.20.6 - Made damage values match Bedrock's

Updated CombatEdit to 1.20.4.

Updated CombatEdit to 1.19.3. Should be compatible with 1.19.4.

This release fixes incompatibility with the Carpet mod. Should be compatible with 1.19.1/1.19.2.