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This patch adds 26.3 support. It is declared as beta on Modrinth. This is because key/mouse input and data component patches changed slightly with this version of Minecraft.

This patch adds 26.3 support. It is declared as beta on Modrinth. This is because key/mouse input and data component patches changed slightly with this version of Minecraft.

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.2. ## Translations - Updated Simplified Chinese (by @4tubborn)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.2. ## Translations - Updated Simplified Chinese (by @4tubborn)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This patch adds support for Minecraft 26.1. Starting with this patch (1.3.4), Minecraft versions 1.21-1.21.5 (inclusive) will no longer receive updates and/or patches. ## Translations - Added Simplified Chinese (by @xFoxty)

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is the first 1.3.x release to leave beta on Modrinth. It fixes all currently known bugs and adds an option for using explicit give commands. ## Additions - An option to enable the use of explicit give commands has been added - These give commands also list default components that are normally inferred ## Bug Fixes - The new `Keep Selection` config is now properly taken into account when switching what kind of components are displayed - Control characters like `LF` are now properly escaped when using JSON and object formatting

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This is a small patch adding 1.21.11 support and Ukrainian translations. ## Changes - Object formatting will no longer fall back to using SNBT formatting for NBT-like components ## Bug Fixes - Fixed bundle preview showing, when it's not supposed to - Fixed object formatting being inconsistent across different versions of Minecraft ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - JSON formatting is not escaping control characters (e.g. `LF` with `\n`) ## Translations - Added Ukrainian (by @StarmanMine142)

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This patch fixes various issues regarding keybinds. ## Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue, where certain keys on certain keyboards triggered keybinds which weren't bound to anything - Fixed an issue, where most keybinds didn't work when binding a mouse button to them ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly - Object formatting is inconsistent across different Minecraft versions for certain components

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is the third major release for Component Viewer adding a bunch of new configs, and especially QoL features. Starting with this release, Component Viewer is now natively supported for the NeoForge platform. Also starting with this release, Minecraft versions 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 will no longer receive any updates. This release is marked as "beta" on Modrinth, for obvious reasons. Note: Custom keybinds for this mod will be reset when upgrading to this release. Your current configs however, should remain untouched. Also, NeoForge seems to handle tooltips a bit differently, meaning overflowing tooltips will wrap around to the next line, unlike on Fabric. ## Additions ### Tooltips - Tooltips will now be cleared beforehand, meaning only this mod's information is displayed and nothing else - When hovering over different item stacks, the selected component is now kept by its actual type and not by its index in the list - The number of components is now displayed in the tooltips ### Copying - The target selector for the give command is now configurable ### Controls - It is now possible to select a component by scrolling with the mouse - All keybinds and controls are now configurable - Keybinds are configurable in the Minecraft keybinds settings - Other controls are configurable in the config of Component Viewer ### Miscellaneous - It is now configurable that Component Viewer disables itself and all functionality under certain conditions, like being on a server and/or in survival mode - You can now change the copy key-combo from `CTRL+C` to `ALT+C` if desired ## Changes ### Controls - Components are now cycled with arrow keys and the mouse wheel only - `ALT` and `SHIFT+ALT` don't work anymore and serve a different purpose now - Tooltips are now displayed by holding `ALT` instead of `CTRL` - This is to avoid conflicts with the default sprint key in Minecraft versions 1.21.8 and below - Holding down an arrow key, or any other key, to cycle through components, will now rapidly cycle through all components - Keys, especially the ones for cycling components, now trigger independently, meaning holding one down, doesn't block another to trigger - Config cycle keybinds now also work with any screen open, like being in the inventory ## Bug Fixes - Fixed that snbt formatting didn't use OS-specific line termination characters properly - Fixed that clearing the internal toast manager causes config cycle keybinds to not spawn any new toast notifications ## Known Issues - Changing what kind of components are displayed, while having one selected, causes the selected component to not respect the new `Keep Selection` config properly --- I haven't mentioned any new configs in detail here, to avoid the changelog being overly long. But nearly all features can be disabled or configured in a way that it mostly reflects the prior version of Component Viewer. Have fun! ~Fixyl :D

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is a very small patch fixing just two typos and nothing more. > **Developer's Note:** > > This patch was not necessarily planned for now but is now available because 1.21.5 dropped, which needed a tiny bit of compatibility work. So this patch goes along with this. ## Bug fixes - Fixed two typos: - `Whats the purpose ...` becomes `What's the purpose ...` - `No Default Component` becomes `No Default Components`

This is the biggest release yet. The most prominent features are: - Displaying item stack data itself - Copying data of any item stack - JSON formatting and more. Note: Your current configs will be reset when upgrading to this release. ## Additions ### Formatting - Added JSON formatting ### Copying - Added the ability to copy data of any item stack - This includes: - Component values - Item stack data - Which is exactly the same as using `/data get` on the item stack - Give command - Yielding the exact item represented by the item stack ### Tooltips - The item stack data itself can now be displayed instead of individual components - Added more controls for navigating individual components: - `UP`, `LEFT` for the previous component - `DOWN`, `RIGHT` for the next component - `HOME`, `END` for either the first or last component - `ALT`, `SHIFT + ALT` is unchanged ### Configs - Added a bunch of new configs - This includes: - Purpose: What will be displayed - Components (default) - Item Stack - Components: Which components will be displayed - All (default) - Default - Changes - Formatting: What formatting to use - SNBT (default) - JSON - Object - Colored Formatting: Whether formatted data will be colored - On (default) - Off - Copy: What will be copied when pressing `CTRL + C` - Component Value (default) - Item Stack - Give Command - Disabled - Prepend Slash: Whether to add a `/` in front of the copied give command - On (default) - Off - Include Count: Whether to include the item stack count in the copied give command - On - Off (default) - Success Notification: Whether to notify about successful copy actions - On (default) - Off ### Keybindings - Added keybindings for cycling various enum configs - These are unbound by default ### Notifications - Added toast notifications for several events - This includes: - Copying anything (can be disabled) - Cycling enum configs with keybindings ## Changes ### Formatting - Renamed "Class" formatter to "Object" formatter - Internal (non-encoded) components will now be formatted as `{}` when using SNBT formatting - Object formatting now also supports colored formatting ### Tooltips - Removed components will now be listed at the bottom of the section instead of the top - Removed components can now also be selected, displaying the value that would've been there - When a formatting error occurs with Object formatting, it will no longer fallback to using zero indentation ### Configs - Reworked the config screen - Configs that don't apply with other configs currently set will now be grayed out - Changed the way configs are de-/serialized - Configs within the config file will now follow a hierarchical order - Enum configs are now snake case - Integer config values that are, for some reason, out of range will now be reset to their default value instead of clamping it - Renamed some old configs - "Indent Size" becomes "Indentation" - "Mode" becomes "Formatting" - The "Changed Components" config was being removed in favor of the "Components" enum config ## Bug fixes - Data was previously not being displayed when the item stack had the `minecraft:hide_tooltip` component - Object formatter didn't indent on `()` which was causing slight misalignments for certain components - Pressing `J` (or any other bound key) very rapidly didn't open the config screen

This is the biggest release yet. The most prominent features are: - Displaying item stack data itself - Copying data of any item stack - JSON formatting and more. Note: Your current configs will be reset when upgrading to this release. ## Additions ### Formatting - Added JSON formatting ### Copying - Added the ability to copy data of any item stack - This includes: - Component values - Item stack data - Which is exactly the same as using `/data get` on the item stack - Give command - Yielding the exact item represented by the item stack ### Tooltips - The item stack data itself can now be displayed instead of individual components - Added more controls for navigating individual components: - `UP`, `LEFT` for the previous component - `DOWN`, `RIGHT` for the next component - `HOME`, `END` for either the first or last component - `ALT`, `SHIFT + ALT` is unchanged ### Configs - Added a bunch of new configs - This includes: - Purpose: What will be displayed - Components (default) - Item Stack - Components: Which components will be displayed - All (default) - Default - Changes - Formatting: What formatting to use - SNBT (default) - JSON - Object - Colored Formatting: Whether formatted data will be colored - On (default) - Off - Copy: What will be copied when pressing `CTRL + C` - Component Value (default) - Item Stack - Give Command - Disabled - Prepend Slash: Whether to add a `/` in front of the copied give command - On (default) - Off - Include Count: Whether to include the item stack count in the copied give command - On - Off (default) - Success Notification: Whether to notify about successful copy actions - On (default) - Off ### Keybindings - Added keybindings for cycling various enum configs - These are unbound by default ### Notifications - Added toast notifications for several events - This includes: - Copying anything (can be disabled) - Cycling enum configs with keybindings ## Changes ### Formatting - Renamed "Class" formatter to "Object" formatter - Internal (non-encoded) components will now be formatted as `{}` when using SNBT formatting - Object formatting now also supports colored formatting ### Tooltips - Removed components will now be listed at the bottom of the section instead of the top - Removed components can now also be selected, displaying the value that would've been there - When a formatting error occurs with Object formatting, it will no longer fallback to using zero indentation ### Configs - Reworked the config screen - Configs that don't apply with other configs currently set will now be grayed out - Changed the way configs are de-/serialized - Configs within the config file will now follow a hierarchical order - Enum configs are now snake case - Integer config values that are, for some reason, out of range will now be reset to their default value instead of clamping it - Renamed some old configs - "Indent Size" becomes "Indentation" - "Mode" becomes "Formatting" - The "Changed Components" config was being removed in favor of the "Components" enum config ## Bug fixes - Data was previously not being displayed when the item stack had the `minecraft:hide_tooltip` component - Object formatter didn't indent on `()` which was causing slight misalignments for certain components - Pressing `J` (or any other bound key) very rapidly didn't open the config screen

This is the biggest release yet. The most prominent features are: - Displaying item stack data itself - Copying data of any item stack - JSON formatting and more. Note: Your current configs will be reset when upgrading to this release. ## Additions ### Formatting - Added JSON formatting ### Copying - Added the ability to copy data of any item stack - This includes: - Component values - Item stack data - Which is exactly the same as using `/data get` on the item stack - Give command - Yielding the exact item represented by the item stack ### Tooltips - The item stack data itself can now be displayed instead of individual components - Added more controls for navigating individual components: - `UP`, `LEFT` for the previous component - `DOWN`, `RIGHT` for the next component - `HOME`, `END` for either the first or last component - `ALT`, `SHIFT + ALT` is unchanged ### Configs - Added a bunch of new configs - This includes: - Purpose: What will be displayed - Components (default) - Item Stack - Components: Which components will be displayed - All (default) - Default - Changes - Formatting: What formatting to use - SNBT (default) - JSON - Object - Colored Formatting: Whether formatted data will be colored - On (default) - Off - Copy: What will be copied when pressing `CTRL + C` - Component Value (default) - Item Stack - Give Command - Disabled - Prepend Slash: Whether to add a `/` in front of the copied give command - On (default) - Off - Include Count: Whether to include the item stack count in the copied give command - On - Off (default) - Success Notification: Whether to notify about successful copy actions - On (default) - Off ### Keybindings - Added keybindings for cycling various enum configs - These are unbound by default ### Notifications - Added toast notifications for several events - This includes: - Copying anything (can be disabled) - Cycling enum configs with keybindings ## Changes ### Formatting - Renamed "Class" formatter to "Object" formatter - Internal (non-encoded) components will now be formatted as `{}` when using SNBT formatting - Object formatting now also supports colored formatting ### Tooltips - Removed components will now be listed at the bottom of the section instead of the top - Removed components can now also be selected, displaying the value that would've been there - When a formatting error occurs with Object formatting, it will no longer fallback to using zero indentation ### Configs - Reworked the config screen - Configs that don't apply with other configs currently set will now be grayed out - Changed the way configs are de-/serialized - Configs within the config file will now follow a hierarchical order - Enum configs are now snake case - Integer config values that are, for some reason, out of range will now be reset to their default value instead of clamping it - Renamed some old configs - "Indent Size" becomes "Indentation" - "Mode" becomes "Formatting" - The "Changed Components" config was being removed in favor of the "Components" enum config ## Bug fixes - Data was previously not being displayed when the item stack had the `minecraft:hide_tooltip` component - Object formatter didn't indent on `()` which was causing slight misalignments for certain components - Pressing `J` (or any other bound key) very rapidly didn't open the config screen

This is a minor patch that adds 1.21 support. ## Additions - Components that have been removed using the new `!` prefix will now be displayed as such when `Component Changes` is enabled. - They will be listed at the top of the section, indicated by a strikethrough formatting. ## Changes - The config `Colored SNBT` is now enabled by default.

This is a minor patch that adds 1.21 support. ## Additions - Components that have been removed using the new `!` prefix will now be displayed as such when `Component Changes` is enabled. - They will be listed at the top of the section, indicated by a strikethrough formatting. ## Changes - The config `Colored SNBT` is now enabled by default.

This is a minor patch that adds 1.21 support. ## Additions - Components that have been removed using the new `!` prefix will now be displayed as such when `Component Changes` is enabled. - They will be listed at the top of the section, indicated by a strikethrough formatting. ## Changes - The config `Colored SNBT` is now enabled by default.

This is a minor patch that adds 1.21 support. ## Additions - Components that have been removed using the new `!` prefix will now be displayed as such when `Component Changes` is enabled. - They will be listed at the top of the section, indicated by a strikethrough formatting. ## Changes - The config `Colored SNBT` is now enabled by default.

This is a minor patch that addresses an issue causing the client to disconnect from servers. ## Bug fixes - Fixed a `NullPointerException` that was causing a "Network Protocol Error", leading to the client being disconnected from both internal and external servers.

This is a major release introducing configs and a new SNBT representation for component values, which is the same as used for `/data get`. ## Additions - Added SNBT mode: - Component values can now be displayed using an SNBT representation. - This behavior is the same as `/data get`. - New configs: - Mode: - Can be `SNBT` or `Class`. - Defaults to `SNBT`. - Specifies the representation of component values. - Display: - Can be `Never`, `Hold` or `Always`. - Defaults to `Hold`. - Specifies when components will be displayed. - Indent Size: - Defaults to `4`. - The amount of spaces used for indentation when formatting. - A value of zero means no formatting will occur. - Colored SNBT: - Defaults to `false`. - Determines whether component values in SNBT mode should be colored. - Component Changes: - Defaults to `false`. - Only non-default (changed) components will be displayed. - Component Values: - Defaults to `true`. - Determines if component values should be displayed alongside component types. - Advanced Tooltips: - Defaults to `false`. - Determines whether the debug option `Advanced tooltips` must be enabled to display components. - Configs can be accessed by pressing `J` on the keyboard or navigating through ModMenu. - This keybind can be changed in the regular keybind settings of Minecraft. - Configs are stored in a `componentviewer-config.json` file inside the config directory. ## Changes - SNBT mode is now the default mode instead of Class mode. ## Bug fixes - Fixed an issue where the keyword `pattern` in Class mode is not treated as a beginning string. - Fixed an issue where component type indentation was one space too large if only one component exists. - NBTComponents like `minecraft:custom_data`, `minecraft:entity_data`, etc. are now correctly formatted in Class mode.

This is a minor patch that made some changes to the component value formatter under the hood. ## Additions - Added indent caching. - Added a fallback to non-formatted component values if formatting goes wrong. ## Bug fixes - Fixed most issues related to formatting of `minecraft:item_name`, `minecraft:custom_name` and `minecraft:lore` components. - Characters like `[`, `]`, `"`, `'`, `,` and `;` will no longer break the formatting. ## Known issues - Certain character combinations with `{` or `}` as item names or item lores might still cause formatting issues. - This issue is not resolvable with the current implementation of how "Component Viewer" gathers component value information.