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# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.1 A bugfix release. On servers that send CrowBar player positions, the experience bar could disappear and leave an empty gap above the hotbar whenever there were no players to show. Fake markers from `/crowbar fake` also now work on servers that run Allium. ## Fixed ### Experience bar missing when no players are on the bar - On Minecraft 1.21.6 and newer, servers running Allium, the CrowBar server plugin or Player Locator Plus could leave the space between the hearts and the hotbar completely empty: no locator bar and no experience bar, only the level number. - When a server sends player positions, CrowBar takes the locator bar over from vanilla. Vanilla still chooses to show the locator bar instead of the experience bar whenever the server has sent any waypoint at all. If every one of those waypoints was one CrowBar hides, such as claim markers or players the server leaves out, and CrowBar had no players of its own to draw, nothing was drawn in that space. - CrowBar now gives the space back to the experience bar in that case, or to the mount's jump bar while riding a horse or similar. The locator bar returns as soon as there is a player or claim to show. ### Fake markers with Allium - `/crowbar fake` now works on servers where the plugin defers to Allium (`player-locator.defer-to-allium: true`, the default). Before, the command refused to run there. - Fake markers arrive separately from real player positions, so Allium's updates and fake markers no longer erase each other on the client. - `/crowbar fake clear`, a plugin reload, or losing `crowbar.locator` now removes fake markers right away instead of at the next update. - A Player Locator Plus server resending everyone no longer removes fake markers. - Fake markers alongside Allium need CrowBar 2.0.1 on both the server and the client. ## Affected Builds - The empty-gap fix is in every Minecraft 1.21.6-26.3 jar, Fabric and NeoForge. The 1.21-1.21.5 jars draw their markers over the experience bar and never hid it; they are rebuilt at 2.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. - The fake marker changes are in the server plugin, which every jar carries, and in every client jar. ## Technical Changes - Building CrowBar from source works again on machines where a Gradle init script adds `mavenLocal()` to every project, which made the common module ignore the repositories in `settings.gradle`. ## Testing - Reproduced the empty gap on Minecraft 1.21.8 (Fabric) with a server sending player positions and a waypoint CrowBar does not draw, then confirmed the experience bar, with its progress, now shows in its place once the usual experience-gain window has passed. - Checked that the method CrowBar hooks to make that choice exists on every Minecraft version each 1.21.6-26.3 jar supports. - All 102 common and plugin tests pass, including repeated Allium updates alongside fake markers, clearing them, world changes and losing permission. All sixteen jars build. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.1.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v2.0.0 CrowBar now runs on every Minecraft release from 1.21 to 26.3. On 1.21-1.21.5, which have no locator bar, it draws its markers over the experience bar. A new settings screen adds appearance options and hold-or-toggle keys, and every jar now doubles as an optional server plugin that sends CrowBar players' positions and GriefPrevention claim markers. ## Added ### Minecraft 1.21-1.21.5 - New Fabric builds for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.2-1.21.5, and NeoForge builds for 1.21-1.21.1 and 1.21.3-1.21.5. NeoForge never had a stable 1.21.2 release. - Markers sit on the experience bar with the same names, faces, distances, colors, claim bowties and settings as on the locator bar. In creative, where there is no experience bar, a thin track is drawn for them. - Players come from Allium or the CrowBar server plugin when the server runs one, from the integrated server in singleplayer and on LAN hosts, and otherwise from the players the client already has loaded. Nobody else on the server needs CrowBar. - Players hide from the bar the same way they do from vanilla's locator bar on 1.21.6 and later: by sneaking, being invisible, wearing a carved pumpkin or mob head, or spectating. ### Settings Screen - Opens with the new `\` key, from Mod Menu on Fabric, or from the mod list's Config button on NeoForge, in three tabs: General, Appearance and Controls. - Settings now persist across restarts in `config/crowbar.json`. Before this release, toggles reset every launch. - Appearance options are off by default, except Dim other labels, which keeps its existing default of on. ### Appearance Options - **Label background:** a dark plate behind each label so it stays readable over bright terrain. - **Raise HUD:** hearts, hunger, armor, the experience level, the held item name, the action bar and chat smoothly lift above the labels while any label is showing. - **Dim other labels:** on by default, as before; turning it off draws every label at full opacity. - **Hide overlapping labels:** skips labels that would overlap one nearer the crosshair. - **Skin frame:** draws faces inside a frame in the player's dot color, so team colors stay visible with skins on. - **Fade distant markers:** fades markers between 100 and 1000 blocks; the range is set in the config file. - **Dot colors:** team colors (as before), a color per player ignoring teams, or one single color for everyone. On servers without Allium, CrowBar repaints vanilla's dots to match. Hex colors can be set in `config/crowbar.json`. - **Your dot color:** your own marker's color in view-self mode, with automatic or custom hex color. - **Height arrows** can now be turned off. ### Hold or Toggle Keys - Each feature key (name tags, skins, distance, view self) can be set to Toggle or Hold on the Controls tab. Hold shows the feature only while the key is down. ### Server Plugin - Every CrowBar jar is also a Paper, Spigot, Purpur and Folia plugin. `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar` on the GitHub release is the plugin on its own. - **Player locator:** sends CrowBar players the positions of everyone in their world, far beyond the server's tracking range, using the same payload as Allium. Hidden players are left out of the data entirely. It brings over Player Locator Plus's server settings: update interval, maximum distance, hiding rules for sneaking, invisible, spectating, vanished and disguised players, direction and distance precision, and team, unique, constant or player-chosen colors with `/crowbar color`. - **Claim waypoints:** with GriefPrevention or GriefPrevention3D installed, claims appear as bowtie markers to their owner and trusted players, the same markers GPExpansion publishes. On Paper 1.21.6 and newer, players without CrowBar see them on their vanilla locator bar too. `/crowbar claims` picks which claims show there. - `crowbar.locator.see-hidden` (op by default) shows sneaking, invisible, disguised and spectating players, like Allium's `allium.crowbar`. - Optional `client-appearance` server settings can set appearance options for CrowBar clients. - Each part steps aside when Allium or GPExpansion already provides it. ## Fixed - The 1.21.9-1.21.11 Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.141.4, which only exists for 1.21.11, so it refused to load on 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. It now requires 0.134.0. - The 26.1.x Fabric jar required Fabric API 0.150.0, which only exists for 26.1.2, so it refused to load on 26.1 and 26.1.1. It now requires 0.145.1. - In the 1.21.6-1.21.11 jars and the 26.x NeoForge jars, on servers without Allium, marker entities and datapack waypoints no longer get a raw UUID as their label, and labels over vanilla's dots are centered on the dot instead of four pixels to its left. ## Technical Changes - Settings, key handling, the HUD lift animation, label overlap rules, colors and fading live in the shared common module, with unit tests. A test also keeps every jar's language file identical and complete. - Added the `version21_0` and `version21_2` subprojects and the `bukkit` server plugin subproject. Each loader jar bundles the plugin through `gradle/universal-jar.gradle` and tells Paper not to remap it. - NeoForge dev runs (`runClient`) work again; they could not load the common module's classes. - Release automation now builds, attaches and publishes fifteen client jars plus the standalone plugin. The Fabric listings on Modrinth also list the Bukkit-family loaders. ## Testing - The full Gradle build succeeds for all fifteen client jars, the standalone plugin, and the shared modules, including the common and plugin test tasks. - Verified in-game on Fabric 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.8 and 26.3, in singleplayer and on dedicated servers. NeoForge 1.21.1, 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 settings and view-self behavior were also checked. - Verified the plugin on Paper 1.21.5 and 1.21.8 with GriefPrevention3D and CrowBar and vanilla clients connected, including far-player updates, hiding rules, colors, bearing-only precision, and claim markers. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21-1.21.1-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21-1.21.1 - `CrowBar-1.21.2-1.21.5-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.2-1.21.5 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.3-1.21.5-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.3-1.21.5 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 - `CrowBar-1.21.x-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-2.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-2.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.3 - `CrowBar-plugin-2.0.0.jar`: the server plugin on its own, for Minecraft 1.21-26.3 - Every client jar also works as the server plugin on any of those servers.

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.2 CrowBar now runs on Minecraft 26.3, with native Fabric and NeoForge builds. Minecraft 26.3 replaced its windowing and input library, so this release ports CrowBar's keybinds to the new input system. ## Added ### Minecraft 26.3 Builds - New Fabric build for Minecraft 26.3, requiring Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer and Fabric API 0.160.7 or newer. - New NeoForge build for Minecraft 26.3, built against NeoForge 26.3.0.3-beta. NeoForge for 26.3 is still in beta, so this build follows NeoForge's beta line. - Feature parity with the 26.2 builds: locator bar name tags, skin markers, distance text, claim waypoints, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen. ## Changed ### Keybinds on 26.3 - Minecraft 26.3 replaced GLFW with SDL3 and no longer ships the GLFW bindings CrowBar used for input. The 26.3 builds register their default keys and check held modifier keys through Minecraft's own input API instead. - Default bindings are unchanged: `N` toggles name tags, `B` toggles skins, `X` toggles distance, `Z` cycles claim waypoints, and view self stays unbound. - Presses are still ignored while Shift, Control, Alt, or Super is held, unless the binding has modifiers explicitly bound through Amecs. ## Fixed - The Minecraft 26.2 builds no longer declare compatibility with 26.3. They depend on GLFW, which 26.3 removed, so installing them on 26.3 would crash on startup; Fabric and NeoForge now report the version mismatch at launch instead. ## Technical Changes - Added `version26_3/fabric` and `version26_3/neoforge` subprojects, ported from 26.2. Every mixin target is unchanged in 26.3 and was checked against both the vanilla and NeoForge-patched game jars. - The 26.3 NeoForge subproject pins NeoForm runtime 2.0.31, because the runtime bundled with ModDevGradle 2.0.144 fails to recompile the decompiled 26.3 sources. - Release automation now builds, attaches, and publishes eleven jars. ## Testing - All eleven loader artifacts compile and package, and the common module tests pass. - Verified in-game on Minecraft 26.3 with both the Fabric and NeoForge builds. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.2 - `CrowBar-26.3.x-1.0.2.jar` / `CrowBar-26.3.x-neoforge-1.0.2.jar` for Minecraft 26.3

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.1 A bugfix release for the Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric builds. Clients running CrowBar 1.0.0 could crash out of the world immediately after connecting to servers that hold players in a verification phase before the login handshake finishes. ## Fixed - Fixed a crash on join (`NullPointerException` in `CrowBarState.checkXpGain`) that disconnected the client from servers running anti-bot or verification plugins. - `Player.gameMode()` is null between the moment the client enters the level and the server's first game mode packet. Servers that hold players in a "please do not move" verification phase tick the player during that window, so CrowBar's experience-gain check dereferenced a null game mode and threw a `ReportedException` from `Level.guardEntityTick`, tearing down the level session. - The game mode is now checked for null before the survival test, so the experience-gain tracker simply skips ticks that happen before the server assigns a game mode. ## Affected Builds - Minecraft 26.1.x (Fabric) and Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) carried the bug and are fixed. - The NeoForge builds and the 1.21.x Fabric builds never read the game mode in the experience-gain check and were never affected; they are rebuilt at 1.0.1 so every listing stays on one version. ## Testing - Verified the 26.1.x and 26.2 Fabric subprojects compile and package cleanly with the guard in place. - Confirmed no other code path in any loader build dereferences `Player.gameMode()`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.1.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.1.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v1.0.0 CrowBar's 1.0.0 release ships native NeoForge and Fabric builds for every supported Minecraft range, with per-range jars split to handle Mojang's API renames across versions. ## Added ### NeoForge Builds - Every Minecraft range ships a native NeoForge build next to its Fabric build. - NeoForge builds are compiled against real class names, so Mojang's renames split support into five sets: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge 21.6+), 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge 21.9+), 1.21.11 (NeoForge 21.11+), 26.1.x (NeoForge 26.1), and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.2). The breaks are real API changes: keybind categories, `PlayerSkin`, and waypoint APIs changed in 1.21.9, and `ResourceLocation` was renamed to `Identifier` in 1.21.11. - Feature parity across loaders: claim and player locator bar rendering, waypoint keybinds, HUD overlays, experience-bar restoration, and the config screen (registered through NeoForge's settings-screen extension point instead of Mod Menu). - Payload channels register as optional, so NeoForge clients can still join vanilla and Paper servers that do not run CrowBar plugins. ### Fabric Builds - Fabric builds cover Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 with one jar and 1.21.9-1.21.11 with a second, since Fabric's intermediary names survive Mojang's renames but `KeyBinding.Category` only exists from 1.21.9 onward. - The 1.21.6-1.21.8 Fabric build required porting six API differences from the 1.21.9+ code: string-based keybind categories, `SkinTextures` package relocation, `YawProvider` replacing `EntityTickProgress`, and authlib/game-profile method name changes. ### CurseForge - CrowBar is now published to CurseForge (project 1667680) alongside Modrinth, with per-file game version tags for all nine jars. ## Changed ### Project Layout - Each Minecraft range is split into `fabric/` and `neoforge/` subprojects sharing one loader-agnostic `common` module, keeping gameplay logic identical across loaders. - The 1.21.9+ Fabric and NeoForge subprojects live together in `version21_9/`, the 1.21.6-1.21.8 range in `version21_6/`, and the 1.21.11-only NeoForge build in `version21/`. - One Gradle invocation builds all nine artifacts; per-loader jars no longer drift between releases. ## Fixed - Action bar feedback on NeoForge rendered with continuously cycling colors because the overlay message was created with the vanilla rainbow animation flag enabled; toggle and status messages now render with their intended color. ## Technical Changes - NeoForge subprojects use ModDevGradle with per-range NeoForge versions (21.6.x, 21.9.x, 21.11.x, 26.1.x, 26.2.x) and require Java 25 to build the 26.x targets; Fabric subprojects stay on Loom. - Mixin targets follow each version's API: `Gui` extract render states on 26.1.x, `Hud`, `LocatorBar`, and `ContextualBar` on 26.2.x. - Release automation publishes four Fabric and five NeoForge versions to Modrinth and CurseForge, and attaches all nine jars to the GitHub release. ## Testing - Verified the common module tests pass and all nine loader artifacts compile and package successfully. - Confirmed each Modrinth and CurseForge listing resolves exactly its own jar via the asset patterns. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.6-1.21.8-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.8 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.9-1.21.10-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.10 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.9-1.21.11 (Fabric) - `CrowBar-1.21.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 (NeoForge) - `CrowBar-26.1.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.1.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-1.0.0.jar` / `CrowBar-26.2.x-neoforge-1.0.0.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.19 Fixes the skin, name tag, and distance overlays failing to appear on Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 when connected to a plain server that runs the vanilla locator bar without the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Non-Allium Locator Overlays - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, player markers are now read from Minecraft's own waypoint tracking instead of the client's loaded entity list. - Skins, name tags, and distances now appear for every player the locator bar displays, not only those close enough for the server to send as entities. - The skin and name tag toggles take visible effect again on servers that provide no CrowBar payload of their own. - Minecraft keeps drawing its own locator dots and vertical arrows in this case, so markers stay at their normal distance-scaled size. - Minecraft 1.21.11 already used the waypoint source and is unchanged. ### Unknown Distance Labels - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, markers past the server's position-reporting range now display `?m` instead of no distance at all. - The distance toggle no longer appears inactive for distant players whose exact range the server does not send. - The label matches the existing Minecraft 1.21.11 behavior. ## Technical Changes - Added a waypoint-sourced player entry path to the 26.1.x and 26.2 locator renderers, filtered to waypoints that resolve to a player list entry. - Marker entries now record whether Minecraft already drew their dot, so CrowBar contributes only the skin and label layers when it does not own the locator bar. - Bearing-only waypoints carry an explicit unknown distance through to the label instead of being dropped. - Claim marker suppression and GPExpansion claim mode behavior are unchanged. ## Testing - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Existing locator visibility, projection, and message rate limiter coverage passes unchanged. - In-game verification on a live non-Allium server is still recommended before release. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.19 Fixes the skin, name tag, and distance overlays failing to appear on Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 when connected to a plain server that runs the vanilla locator bar without the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Non-Allium Locator Overlays - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, player markers are now read from Minecraft's own waypoint tracking instead of the client's loaded entity list. - Skins, name tags, and distances now appear for every player the locator bar displays, not only those close enough for the server to send as entities. - The skin and name tag toggles take visible effect again on servers that provide no CrowBar payload of their own. - Minecraft keeps drawing its own locator dots and vertical arrows in this case, so markers stay at their normal distance-scaled size. - Minecraft 1.21.11 already used the waypoint source and is unchanged. ### Unknown Distance Labels - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, markers past the server's position-reporting range now display `?m` instead of no distance at all. - The distance toggle no longer appears inactive for distant players whose exact range the server does not send. - The label matches the existing Minecraft 1.21.11 behavior. ## Technical Changes - Added a waypoint-sourced player entry path to the 26.1.x and 26.2 locator renderers, filtered to waypoints that resolve to a player list entry. - Marker entries now record whether Minecraft already drew their dot, so CrowBar contributes only the skin and label layers when it does not own the locator bar. - Bearing-only waypoints carry an explicit unknown distance through to the label instead of being dropped. - Claim marker suppression and GPExpansion claim mode behavior are unchanged. ## Testing - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Existing locator visibility, projection, and message rate limiter coverage passes unchanged. - In-game verification on a live non-Allium server is still recommended before release. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.19 Fixes the skin, name tag, and distance overlays failing to appear on Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2 when connected to a plain server that runs the vanilla locator bar without the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Non-Allium Locator Overlays - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, player markers are now read from Minecraft's own waypoint tracking instead of the client's loaded entity list. - Skins, name tags, and distances now appear for every player the locator bar displays, not only those close enough for the server to send as entities. - The skin and name tag toggles take visible effect again on servers that provide no CrowBar payload of their own. - Minecraft keeps drawing its own locator dots and vertical arrows in this case, so markers stay at their normal distance-scaled size. - Minecraft 1.21.11 already used the waypoint source and is unchanged. ### Unknown Distance Labels - On Minecraft 26.1.x and 26.2, markers past the server's position-reporting range now display `?m` instead of no distance at all. - The distance toggle no longer appears inactive for distant players whose exact range the server does not send. - The label matches the existing Minecraft 1.21.11 behavior. ## Technical Changes - Added a waypoint-sourced player entry path to the 26.1.x and 26.2 locator renderers, filtered to waypoints that resolve to a player list entry. - Marker entries now record whether Minecraft already drew their dot, so CrowBar contributes only the skin and label layers when it does not own the locator bar. - Bearing-only waypoints carry an explicit unknown distance through to the label instead of being dropped. - Claim marker suppression and GPExpansion claim mode behavior are unchanged. ## Testing - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Existing locator visibility, projection, and message rate limiter coverage passes unchanged. - In-game verification on a live non-Allium server is still recommended before release. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.19.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.18 Fixes an empty GPExpansion claim mode suppressing the normal player locator and experience bar without providing any claim waypoints to render. ## Fixed ### Empty Claim Fallback - Claim mode now becomes active only when the selected owned or trusted filter contains at least one claim. - Players with no matching claims remain in player mode instead of receiving an empty locator bar. - Minecraft can continue rendering the normal experience bar when neither claims nor player waypoints require the locator bar. - Trusted-only players can still advance past an empty owned filter and switch to their trusted claims. - The behavior is consistent across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### Claim Toggle Feedback - Pressing the claim waypoint key with no available claims now displays `No claims found` in red on the action bar. - Empty owned and trusted selections use the same feedback while leaving player mode active. - The error is limited to one message every 10 seconds to prevent action-bar spam. - The message cooldown resets when joining or leaving a server. ## Technical Changes - Claim-mode ownership now uses the same selected-claim predicate as locator rendering. - Added a shared action-bar message rate limiter with a testable clock input. - Kept filtering and fallback behavior identical across all supported client implementations. ## Testing - Added regression coverage proving an empty claim selection preserves player mode and the vanilla HUD. - Added coverage for populated claim activation and the 10-second message cooldown. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.18 Fixes an empty GPExpansion claim mode suppressing the normal player locator and experience bar without providing any claim waypoints to render. ## Fixed ### Empty Claim Fallback - Claim mode now becomes active only when the selected owned or trusted filter contains at least one claim. - Players with no matching claims remain in player mode instead of receiving an empty locator bar. - Minecraft can continue rendering the normal experience bar when neither claims nor player waypoints require the locator bar. - Trusted-only players can still advance past an empty owned filter and switch to their trusted claims. - The behavior is consistent across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### Claim Toggle Feedback - Pressing the claim waypoint key with no available claims now displays `No claims found` in red on the action bar. - Empty owned and trusted selections use the same feedback while leaving player mode active. - The error is limited to one message every 10 seconds to prevent action-bar spam. - The message cooldown resets when joining or leaving a server. ## Technical Changes - Claim-mode ownership now uses the same selected-claim predicate as locator rendering. - Added a shared action-bar message rate limiter with a testable clock input. - Kept filtering and fallback behavior identical across all supported client implementations. ## Testing - Added regression coverage proving an empty claim selection preserves player mode and the vanilla HUD. - Added coverage for populated claim activation and the 10-second message cooldown. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.18 Fixes an empty GPExpansion claim mode suppressing the normal player locator and experience bar without providing any claim waypoints to render. ## Fixed ### Empty Claim Fallback - Claim mode now becomes active only when the selected owned or trusted filter contains at least one claim. - Players with no matching claims remain in player mode instead of receiving an empty locator bar. - Minecraft can continue rendering the normal experience bar when neither claims nor player waypoints require the locator bar. - Trusted-only players can still advance past an empty owned filter and switch to their trusted claims. - The behavior is consistent across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### Claim Toggle Feedback - Pressing the claim waypoint key with no available claims now displays `No claims found` in red on the action bar. - Empty owned and trusted selections use the same feedback while leaving player mode active. - The error is limited to one message every 10 seconds to prevent action-bar spam. - The message cooldown resets when joining or leaving a server. ## Technical Changes - Claim-mode ownership now uses the same selected-claim predicate as locator rendering. - Added a shared action-bar message rate limiter with a testable clock input. - Kept filtering and fallback behavior identical across all supported client implementations. ## Testing - Added regression coverage proving an empty claim selection preserves player mode and the vanilla HUD. - Added coverage for populated claim activation and the 10-second message cooldown. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.18.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.17 Fixes locator marker alignment in third-person views and keeps GPExpansion claim waypoints on the correct HUD layer when the server does not provide the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Third-Person Locator Alignment - Player skins, locator dots, and claim bowties now use the rendered camera position for their direction and distance calculations. - Custom markers remain aligned with Minecraft's locator bar while using third-person, front-facing, or other detached camera views. - First-person locator behavior remains unchanged. - The fix is shared across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### GPExpansion Claim Layering - On Minecraft 1.21.11, GPExpansion claim bowties now keep the locator bar background visible when claims are active but no nearby players or Allium CrowBar payload are available. - The forced locator background is drawn after Minecraft selects its contextual bar, preventing the XP bar from covering it. - Claim bowties are drawn after the vanilla locator addons, keeping them visible on top of the bar instead of behind it. - The five-second XP gain peek is preserved: the locator background and claim markers temporarily hide together so the experience bar can be read. ## Technical Changes - Added shared locator projection logic with normalized relative yaw calculations. - Added regression coverage for detached third-person camera projection and yaw wrapping. - Split the 1.21.11 locator background and marker rendering into the same ordered phases used by newer clients. ## Testing - Added shared tests covering third-person camera offsets and positive and negative yaw normalization. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Confirmed the GPExpansion no-player fallback displays claim bowties over a live locator background. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.17 Fixes locator marker alignment in third-person views and keeps GPExpansion claim waypoints on the correct HUD layer when the server does not provide the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Third-Person Locator Alignment - Player skins, locator dots, and claim bowties now use the rendered camera position for their direction and distance calculations. - Custom markers remain aligned with Minecraft's locator bar while using third-person, front-facing, or other detached camera views. - First-person locator behavior remains unchanged. - The fix is shared across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### GPExpansion Claim Layering - On Minecraft 1.21.11, GPExpansion claim bowties now keep the locator bar background visible when claims are active but no nearby players or Allium CrowBar payload are available. - The forced locator background is drawn after Minecraft selects its contextual bar, preventing the XP bar from covering it. - Claim bowties are drawn after the vanilla locator addons, keeping them visible on top of the bar instead of behind it. - The five-second XP gain peek is preserved: the locator background and claim markers temporarily hide together so the experience bar can be read. ## Technical Changes - Added shared locator projection logic with normalized relative yaw calculations. - Added regression coverage for detached third-person camera projection and yaw wrapping. - Split the 1.21.11 locator background and marker rendering into the same ordered phases used by newer clients. ## Testing - Added shared tests covering third-person camera offsets and positive and negative yaw normalization. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Confirmed the GPExpansion no-player fallback displays claim bowties over a live locator background. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.17 Fixes locator marker alignment in third-person views and keeps GPExpansion claim waypoints on the correct HUD layer when the server does not provide the Allium CrowBar integration. ## Fixed ### Third-Person Locator Alignment - Player skins, locator dots, and claim bowties now use the rendered camera position for their direction and distance calculations. - Custom markers remain aligned with Minecraft's locator bar while using third-person, front-facing, or other detached camera views. - First-person locator behavior remains unchanged. - The fix is shared across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients. ### GPExpansion Claim Layering - On Minecraft 1.21.11, GPExpansion claim bowties now keep the locator bar background visible when claims are active but no nearby players or Allium CrowBar payload are available. - The forced locator background is drawn after Minecraft selects its contextual bar, preventing the XP bar from covering it. - Claim bowties are drawn after the vanilla locator addons, keeping them visible on top of the bar instead of behind it. - The five-second XP gain peek is preserved: the locator background and claim markers temporarily hide together so the experience bar can be read. ## Technical Changes - Added shared locator projection logic with normalized relative yaw calculations. - Added regression coverage for detached third-person camera projection and yaw wrapping. - Split the 1.21.11 locator background and marker rendering into the same ordered phases used by newer clients. ## Testing - Added shared tests covering third-person camera offsets and positive and negative yaw normalization. - Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully. - Confirmed the GPExpansion no-player fallback displays claim bowties over a live locator background. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-0.1.17.jar` for Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.16 Makes GPExpansion claim waypoints a dedicated locator mode instead of layering claims and players together. It also standardises the locator controls across Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, and 26.2, and gives players feedback while large claim snapshots are still loading. ## Changed ### Dedicated Claim Mode - **Claim modes now replace player markers**: Owned and Owned + Trusted display claims without player dots, skins, or player labels competing for the same locator space. - **Off returns to player mode**: Cycling claim waypoints to Off restores the normal player locator bar and its saved skin, name, and distance preferences. - **Claims become active only after GPExpansion is detected**: The default claim-mode value does not hide players on servers without GPExpansion. - **Claim mode owns the locator bar**: CrowBar suppresses duplicate vanilla GPExpansion markers while preserving unrelated vanilla waypoints. ### Shared Locator Controls - **`N` — Names**: Toggles names for whichever locator mode is active, including both player names and GPExpansion claim names. - **`X` — Distance**: Toggles distance labels for both players and claims. `X` is now the default distance binding on 1.21.11 as well as 26.x. - **`B` — Skins**: Toggles player skins in player mode. The preference is retained while claim mode is active and applies again when claims are switched Off. - **`Z` — Claim mode**: Continues to cycle Off → Owned → Owned + Trusted consistently on every supported version. - **Modifier-aware bindings on 1.21.11**: The 1.21 client now respects Amecs modifier bindings using the same handling as 26.x. ## Fixed - **Claim-only payloads no longer depend on player data**: A completed GPExpansion claim snapshot is an independent render source, so claims can display when Allium has no player entries and vanilla has no active locator waypoint. - **Large claim snapshots no longer make `Z` appear broken**: Pressing `Z` before the first claim snapshot finishes now shows a red `Collecting claims... Please wait.` action-bar message and leaves the current mode unchanged. - **Claim detection no longer leaks between servers**: Claim packet state is cleared on disconnect and server changes, preventing stale claim mode from affecting a server without GPExpansion. ## Testing - Added shared regression coverage for claim-only sources, exclusive player/claim modes, global name and distance labels, player-skin eligibility, XP suppression, and locator ownership. - All three supported client modules compile and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.16 Makes GPExpansion claim waypoints a dedicated locator mode instead of layering claims and players together. It also standardises the locator controls across Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, and 26.2, and gives players feedback while large claim snapshots are still loading. ## Changed ### Dedicated Claim Mode - **Claim modes now replace player markers**: Owned and Owned + Trusted display claims without player dots, skins, or player labels competing for the same locator space. - **Off returns to player mode**: Cycling claim waypoints to Off restores the normal player locator bar and its saved skin, name, and distance preferences. - **Claims become active only after GPExpansion is detected**: The default claim-mode value does not hide players on servers without GPExpansion. - **Claim mode owns the locator bar**: CrowBar suppresses duplicate vanilla GPExpansion markers while preserving unrelated vanilla waypoints. ### Shared Locator Controls - **`N` — Names**: Toggles names for whichever locator mode is active, including both player names and GPExpansion claim names. - **`X` — Distance**: Toggles distance labels for both players and claims. `X` is now the default distance binding on 1.21.11 as well as 26.x. - **`B` — Skins**: Toggles player skins in player mode. The preference is retained while claim mode is active and applies again when claims are switched Off. - **`Z` — Claim mode**: Continues to cycle Off → Owned → Owned + Trusted consistently on every supported version. - **Modifier-aware bindings on 1.21.11**: The 1.21 client now respects Amecs modifier bindings using the same handling as 26.x. ## Fixed - **Claim-only payloads no longer depend on player data**: A completed GPExpansion claim snapshot is an independent render source, so claims can display when Allium has no player entries and vanilla has no active locator waypoint. - **Large claim snapshots no longer make `Z` appear broken**: Pressing `Z` before the first claim snapshot finishes now shows a red `Collecting claims... Please wait.` action-bar message and leaves the current mode unchanged. - **Claim detection no longer leaks between servers**: Claim packet state is cleared on disconnect and server changes, preventing stale claim mode from affecting a server without GPExpansion. ## Testing - Added shared regression coverage for claim-only sources, exclusive player/claim modes, global name and distance labels, player-skin eligibility, XP suppression, and locator ownership. - All three supported client modules compile and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.16 Makes GPExpansion claim waypoints a dedicated locator mode instead of layering claims and players together. It also standardises the locator controls across Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, and 26.2, and gives players feedback while large claim snapshots are still loading. ## Changed ### Dedicated Claim Mode - **Claim modes now replace player markers**: Owned and Owned + Trusted display claims without player dots, skins, or player labels competing for the same locator space. - **Off returns to player mode**: Cycling claim waypoints to Off restores the normal player locator bar and its saved skin, name, and distance preferences. - **Claims become active only after GPExpansion is detected**: The default claim-mode value does not hide players on servers without GPExpansion. - **Claim mode owns the locator bar**: CrowBar suppresses duplicate vanilla GPExpansion markers while preserving unrelated vanilla waypoints. ### Shared Locator Controls - **`N` — Names**: Toggles names for whichever locator mode is active, including both player names and GPExpansion claim names. - **`X` — Distance**: Toggles distance labels for both players and claims. `X` is now the default distance binding on 1.21.11 as well as 26.x. - **`B` — Skins**: Toggles player skins in player mode. The preference is retained while claim mode is active and applies again when claims are switched Off. - **`Z` — Claim mode**: Continues to cycle Off → Owned → Owned + Trusted consistently on every supported version. - **Modifier-aware bindings on 1.21.11**: The 1.21 client now respects Amecs modifier bindings using the same handling as 26.x. ## Fixed - **Claim-only payloads no longer depend on player data**: A completed GPExpansion claim snapshot is an independent render source, so claims can display when Allium has no player entries and vanilla has no active locator waypoint. - **Large claim snapshots no longer make `Z` appear broken**: Pressing `Z` before the first claim snapshot finishes now shows a red `Collecting claims... Please wait.` action-bar message and leaves the current mode unchanged. - **Claim detection no longer leaks between servers**: Claim packet state is cleared on disconnect and server changes, preventing stale claim mode from affecting a server without GPExpansion. ## Testing - Added shared regression coverage for claim-only sources, exclusive player/claim modes, global name and distance labels, player-skin eligibility, XP suppression, and locator ownership. - All three supported client modules compile and package successfully. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.15 Fixes locator bar visibility for GPExpansion claim waypoints when nobody else is online, and prevents claim bowties from rendering over the experience bar during CrowBar's five-second XP display window. ## Fixed - **Claim waypoints now keep the locator bar visible when alone**: A claim selected by the current waypoint mode is enough to keep CrowBar's locator bar background active, even when no other players are online or nearby. - **The locator bar hides when there is no selected content**: When there are no renderable players, no claims matching the current mode, and no unrelated vanilla waypoints, CrowBar leaves the shared HUD slot to the experience bar. Enabling claim waypoints by itself no longer forces an empty locator bar to remain visible. - **GPExpansion marker entities no longer count as separate vanilla content (26.1, 26.2)**: GPExpansion's backing marker waypoints are excluded when CrowBar decides whether any vanilla content still needs the bar. This lets the bar disappear in Off mode, or in Owned mode when the player owns no claims, instead of being kept alive by a marker CrowBar intentionally suppresses as a duplicate. - **Claim bowties no longer render over the experience bar**: During the existing five-second XP visibility window, CrowBar now suppresses both its replacement locator rendering and vanilla's locator background and addons. GPExpansion bowties therefore disappear for the full XP peek and return with the locator bar afterward. ## Changed - Locator visibility decisions are shared across all supported versions through one policy, keeping the vanilla cancellation and CrowBar replacement-rendering rules in sync. - Added regression coverage for XP suppression, claim-only visibility, empty selected modes, and unrelated vanilla waypoints. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.15 Fixes locator bar visibility for GPExpansion claim waypoints when nobody else is online, and prevents claim bowties from rendering over the experience bar during CrowBar's five-second XP display window. ## Fixed - **Claim waypoints now keep the locator bar visible when alone**: A claim selected by the current waypoint mode is enough to keep CrowBar's locator bar background active, even when no other players are online or nearby. - **The locator bar hides when there is no selected content**: When there are no renderable players, no claims matching the current mode, and no unrelated vanilla waypoints, CrowBar leaves the shared HUD slot to the experience bar. Enabling claim waypoints by itself no longer forces an empty locator bar to remain visible. - **GPExpansion marker entities no longer count as separate vanilla content (26.1, 26.2)**: GPExpansion's backing marker waypoints are excluded when CrowBar decides whether any vanilla content still needs the bar. This lets the bar disappear in Off mode, or in Owned mode when the player owns no claims, instead of being kept alive by a marker CrowBar intentionally suppresses as a duplicate. - **Claim bowties no longer render over the experience bar**: During the existing five-second XP visibility window, CrowBar now suppresses both its replacement locator rendering and vanilla's locator background and addons. GPExpansion bowties therefore disappear for the full XP peek and return with the locator bar afterward. ## Changed - Locator visibility decisions are shared across all supported versions through one policy, keeping the vanilla cancellation and CrowBar replacement-rendering rules in sync. - Added regression coverage for XP suppression, claim-only visibility, empty selected modes, and unrelated vanilla waypoints. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.15 Fixes locator bar visibility for GPExpansion claim waypoints when nobody else is online, and prevents claim bowties from rendering over the experience bar during CrowBar's five-second XP display window. ## Fixed - **Claim waypoints now keep the locator bar visible when alone**: A claim selected by the current waypoint mode is enough to keep CrowBar's locator bar background active, even when no other players are online or nearby. - **The locator bar hides when there is no selected content**: When there are no renderable players, no claims matching the current mode, and no unrelated vanilla waypoints, CrowBar leaves the shared HUD slot to the experience bar. Enabling claim waypoints by itself no longer forces an empty locator bar to remain visible. - **GPExpansion marker entities no longer count as separate vanilla content (26.1, 26.2)**: GPExpansion's backing marker waypoints are excluded when CrowBar decides whether any vanilla content still needs the bar. This lets the bar disappear in Off mode, or in Owned mode when the player owns no claims, instead of being kept alive by a marker CrowBar intentionally suppresses as a duplicate. - **Claim bowties no longer render over the experience bar**: During the existing five-second XP visibility window, CrowBar now suppresses both its replacement locator rendering and vanilla's locator background and addons. GPExpansion bowties therefore disappear for the full XP peek and return with the locator bar afterward. ## Changed - Locator visibility decisions are shared across all supported versions through one policy, keeping the vanilla cancellation and CrowBar replacement-rendering rules in sync. - Added regression coverage for XP suppression, claim-only visibility, empty selected modes, and unrelated vanilla waypoints. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.14 Adds claim waypoints from GPExpansion, makes CrowBar render the vanilla waypoints it was previously discarding, and fixes three locator bar layering bugs. Also rebinds the keys: `Z` now toggles claim waypoints and View Self ships unbound. ## Breaking Changes - **View Self is now unbound by default.** It was `Z` on 26.1/26.2 and `V` on 1.21.x. `Z` is now the claim waypoint toggle, so anyone using View Self has to bind it themselves in Controls. ## New Features ### Claim Waypoints - Claims published by GPExpansion render as bowtie markers on the locator bar, with the claim's name above them and its configured colour - Positions come from the server's claim records rather than from entities, so a claim renders at any distance and whether or not its terrain is loaded - The bowtie is drawn at full size regardless of distance — a claim marker that degrades into a generic dot is indistinguishable from a player - Available on all three version modules - Does nothing without GPExpansion on the server; no configuration required ### Claim Waypoint Toggle (`Z`) - Cycles **OFF → Owned → Owned + Trusted**, with an actionbar readout - Defaults to Owned + Trusted, so behaviour is unchanged until pressed - Only fires when GPExpansion has been detected on the server, leaving `Z` free for other mods otherwise ### Vanilla Waypoint Rendering (26.1, 26.2) - When CrowBar takes over the locator bar, it now renders the server's vanilla waypoints instead of dropping them. Previously any non-player waypoint — a datapack waypoint, or a claim marker on a server not using CrowBar-only mode — silently disappeared for CrowBar users. - Mirrors vanilla's own renderer, resolving styles through the real `WaypointStyle` registry, so datapack-defined waypoint styles work - A waypoint with an explicitly chosen style keeps that icon at every distance rather than ramping down into a plain dot, since the style is the only thing distinguishing it from a player - Waypoints belonging to claims CrowBar already draws are suppressed, so a claim is never drawn twice ## Fixed - **Locator bar background covered the experience level number (26.1, 26.2)**: CrowBar extracted its bar at the end of the HUD, after vanilla had drawn the level. `GuiRenderState` layers overlapping elements in extraction order, so the background painted over the number. The background is now extracted in vanilla's own slot, before the level. - **Vanilla's bar background covered claim markers and player skins (26.1, 26.2)**: the follow-on from the fix above — extracting everything *before* the contextual bar meant vanilla's background painted over CrowBar's dots and skins, leaving only the parts that poked past the 5px bar. Rendering is now split into two passes: the background before the experience level, the markers after vanilla's own dots. - **Player skins rendered behind the dots without Allium**: on a plain server CrowBar overlays vanilla's bar rather than replacing it, and vanilla's dots were extracted after CrowBar's skins. Only visible when Allium was absent, because Allium causes CrowBar to cancel the vanilla bar entirely. - **Keybinds did nothing on plain multiplayer servers**: every keybind was gated on the locator bar being active, which on a server without Allium meant "another player is currently in waypoint range". Alone or with nobody nearby, presses were silently swallowed — while the same toggles worked from the ModMenu config screen, which had no such gate. The gate has been removed from the keybind path; rendering conditions are unchanged. ## Changed - `CrowBarState.shouldCancelVanillaLocatorBar()` is now the single predicate shared by the renderer mixin and the HUD renderer, so the two cannot drift and either double-draw or drop waypoints - `key.crowbar.toggle_claim_waypoints` added to the language file ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.14 Adds claim waypoints from GPExpansion, makes CrowBar render the vanilla waypoints it was previously discarding, and fixes three locator bar layering bugs. Also rebinds the keys: `Z` now toggles claim waypoints and View Self ships unbound. ## Breaking Changes - **View Self is now unbound by default.** It was `Z` on 26.1/26.2 and `V` on 1.21.x. `Z` is now the claim waypoint toggle, so anyone using View Self has to bind it themselves in Controls. ## New Features ### Claim Waypoints - Claims published by GPExpansion render as bowtie markers on the locator bar, with the claim's name above them and its configured colour - Positions come from the server's claim records rather than from entities, so a claim renders at any distance and whether or not its terrain is loaded - The bowtie is drawn at full size regardless of distance — a claim marker that degrades into a generic dot is indistinguishable from a player - Available on all three version modules - Does nothing without GPExpansion on the server; no configuration required ### Claim Waypoint Toggle (`Z`) - Cycles **OFF → Owned → Owned + Trusted**, with an actionbar readout - Defaults to Owned + Trusted, so behaviour is unchanged until pressed - Only fires when GPExpansion has been detected on the server, leaving `Z` free for other mods otherwise ### Vanilla Waypoint Rendering (26.1, 26.2) - When CrowBar takes over the locator bar, it now renders the server's vanilla waypoints instead of dropping them. Previously any non-player waypoint — a datapack waypoint, or a claim marker on a server not using CrowBar-only mode — silently disappeared for CrowBar users. - Mirrors vanilla's own renderer, resolving styles through the real `WaypointStyle` registry, so datapack-defined waypoint styles work - A waypoint with an explicitly chosen style keeps that icon at every distance rather than ramping down into a plain dot, since the style is the only thing distinguishing it from a player - Waypoints belonging to claims CrowBar already draws are suppressed, so a claim is never drawn twice ## Fixed - **Locator bar background covered the experience level number (26.1, 26.2)**: CrowBar extracted its bar at the end of the HUD, after vanilla had drawn the level. `GuiRenderState` layers overlapping elements in extraction order, so the background painted over the number. The background is now extracted in vanilla's own slot, before the level. - **Vanilla's bar background covered claim markers and player skins (26.1, 26.2)**: the follow-on from the fix above — extracting everything *before* the contextual bar meant vanilla's background painted over CrowBar's dots and skins, leaving only the parts that poked past the 5px bar. Rendering is now split into two passes: the background before the experience level, the markers after vanilla's own dots. - **Player skins rendered behind the dots without Allium**: on a plain server CrowBar overlays vanilla's bar rather than replacing it, and vanilla's dots were extracted after CrowBar's skins. Only visible when Allium was absent, because Allium causes CrowBar to cancel the vanilla bar entirely. - **Keybinds did nothing on plain multiplayer servers**: every keybind was gated on the locator bar being active, which on a server without Allium meant "another player is currently in waypoint range". Alone or with nobody nearby, presses were silently swallowed — while the same toggles worked from the ModMenu config screen, which had no such gate. The gate has been removed from the keybind path; rendering conditions are unchanged. ## Changed - `CrowBarState.shouldCancelVanillaLocatorBar()` is now the single predicate shared by the renderer mixin and the HUD renderer, so the two cannot drift and either double-draw or drop waypoints - `key.crowbar.toggle_claim_waypoints` added to the language file ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.14 Adds claim waypoints from GPExpansion, makes CrowBar render the vanilla waypoints it was previously discarding, and fixes three locator bar layering bugs. Also rebinds the keys: `Z` now toggles claim waypoints and View Self ships unbound. ## Breaking Changes - **View Self is now unbound by default.** It was `Z` on 26.1/26.2 and `V` on 1.21.x. `Z` is now the claim waypoint toggle, so anyone using View Self has to bind it themselves in Controls. ## New Features ### Claim Waypoints - Claims published by GPExpansion render as bowtie markers on the locator bar, with the claim's name above them and its configured colour - Positions come from the server's claim records rather than from entities, so a claim renders at any distance and whether or not its terrain is loaded - The bowtie is drawn at full size regardless of distance — a claim marker that degrades into a generic dot is indistinguishable from a player - Available on all three version modules - Does nothing without GPExpansion on the server; no configuration required ### Claim Waypoint Toggle (`Z`) - Cycles **OFF → Owned → Owned + Trusted**, with an actionbar readout - Defaults to Owned + Trusted, so behaviour is unchanged until pressed - Only fires when GPExpansion has been detected on the server, leaving `Z` free for other mods otherwise ### Vanilla Waypoint Rendering (26.1, 26.2) - When CrowBar takes over the locator bar, it now renders the server's vanilla waypoints instead of dropping them. Previously any non-player waypoint — a datapack waypoint, or a claim marker on a server not using CrowBar-only mode — silently disappeared for CrowBar users. - Mirrors vanilla's own renderer, resolving styles through the real `WaypointStyle` registry, so datapack-defined waypoint styles work - A waypoint with an explicitly chosen style keeps that icon at every distance rather than ramping down into a plain dot, since the style is the only thing distinguishing it from a player - Waypoints belonging to claims CrowBar already draws are suppressed, so a claim is never drawn twice ## Fixed - **Locator bar background covered the experience level number (26.1, 26.2)**: CrowBar extracted its bar at the end of the HUD, after vanilla had drawn the level. `GuiRenderState` layers overlapping elements in extraction order, so the background painted over the number. The background is now extracted in vanilla's own slot, before the level. - **Vanilla's bar background covered claim markers and player skins (26.1, 26.2)**: the follow-on from the fix above — extracting everything *before* the contextual bar meant vanilla's background painted over CrowBar's dots and skins, leaving only the parts that poked past the 5px bar. Rendering is now split into two passes: the background before the experience level, the markers after vanilla's own dots. - **Player skins rendered behind the dots without Allium**: on a plain server CrowBar overlays vanilla's bar rather than replacing it, and vanilla's dots were extracted after CrowBar's skins. Only visible when Allium was absent, because Allium causes CrowBar to cancel the vanilla bar entirely. - **Keybinds did nothing on plain multiplayer servers**: every keybind was gated on the locator bar being active, which on a server without Allium meant "another player is currently in waypoint range". Alone or with nobody nearby, presses were silently swallowed — while the same toggles worked from the ModMenu config screen, which had no such gate. The gate has been removed from the keybind path; rendering conditions are unchanged. ## Changed - `CrowBarState.shouldCancelVanillaLocatorBar()` is now the single predicate shared by the renderer mixin and the HUD renderer, so the two cannot drift and either double-draw or drop waypoints - `key.crowbar.toggle_claim_waypoints` added to the language file ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.13 Fixes the locator bar background persisting when no players are online on an Allium server, and fixes the CI build after the `version26` project was renamed to `version26_2`. ## Fixed - **Locator bar background no longer shows with 0 players online**: The background condition in `CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1/26.2) was gated on `hasAlliumDataReceived()` — a sticky boolean that stays `true` forever once the first Allium packet arrives. Even after the server sends a packet with 0 players (or all entries expire after the 5-second TTL), the background kept rendering. Changed to `hasRenderablePlayers(client.player.getUUID())` which checks for non-self, non-expired entries across Allium data and integrated server sources. ## Changed - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1, 26.2)**: Background condition from `hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer` → `(hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer) && hasRenderablePlayers(selfUuid)`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.13 Fixes the locator bar background persisting when no players are online on an Allium server, and fixes the CI build after the `version26` project was renamed to `version26_2`. ## Fixed - **Locator bar background no longer shows with 0 players online**: The background condition in `CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1/26.2) was gated on `hasAlliumDataReceived()` — a sticky boolean that stays `true` forever once the first Allium packet arrives. Even after the server sends a packet with 0 players (or all entries expire after the 5-second TTL), the background kept rendering. Changed to `hasRenderablePlayers(client.player.getUUID())` which checks for non-self, non-expired entries across Allium data and integrated server sources. ## Changed - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1, 26.2)**: Background condition from `hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer` → `(hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer) && hasRenderablePlayers(selfUuid)`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.13 Fixes the locator bar background persisting when no players are online on an Allium server, and fixes the CI build after the `version26` project was renamed to `version26_2`. ## Fixed - **Locator bar background no longer shows with 0 players online**: The background condition in `CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1/26.2) was gated on `hasAlliumDataReceived()` — a sticky boolean that stays `true` forever once the first Allium packet arrives. Even after the server sends a packet with 0 players (or all entries expire after the 5-second TTL), the background kept rendering. Changed to `hasRenderablePlayers(client.player.getUUID())` which checks for non-self, non-expired entries across Allium data and integrated server sources. ## Changed - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.1, 26.2)**: Background condition from `hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer` → `(hasAlliumDataReceived() || isIntegratedServer) && hasRenderablePlayers(selfUuid)`. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.12 Fixes keybind handling on Minecraft 26.2 to properly support modifier keys (Ctrl/Shift/Alt/Super) in combination with CrowBar toggle keys. ## Fixed - **Modifier keybinds no longer fire on bare keypress**: Added `hasModifiersPressed()` check (ported from 26.1) so holding Ctrl/Shift/Alt while pressing N/B/Z/X does NOT trigger CrowBar's toggle. This prevents CrowBar from intercepting key combos the user bound to other actions in vanilla Controls. - **Amecs keybindings respected**: When a user binds a modifier+key combo via Amecs (e.g. CTRL+Z for self-view), CrowBar now detects the Amecs bound modifiers via reflection and allows the action to fire. Without Amecs, the physical modifier guard still applies as a fallback. ## Changed - **`CrowBarClient` (26.2)**: Added `hasBoundModifiers()` method using reflection on `AmecsKeyModifiersApi.getBoundModifiers()`. Added `shouldSkipKeybind()` which only skips when no Amecs modifiers are bound AND physical modifiers are held. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.12 Fixes keybind handling on Minecraft 26.2 to properly support modifier keys (Ctrl/Shift/Alt/Super) in combination with CrowBar toggle keys. ## Fixed - **Modifier keybinds no longer fire on bare keypress**: Added `hasModifiersPressed()` check (ported from 26.1) so holding Ctrl/Shift/Alt while pressing N/B/Z/X does NOT trigger CrowBar's toggle. This prevents CrowBar from intercepting key combos the user bound to other actions in vanilla Controls. - **Amecs keybindings respected**: When a user binds a modifier+key combo via Amecs (e.g. CTRL+Z for self-view), CrowBar now detects the Amecs bound modifiers via reflection and allows the action to fire. Without Amecs, the physical modifier guard still applies as a fallback. ## Changed - **`CrowBarClient` (26.2)**: Added `hasBoundModifiers()` method using reflection on `AmecsKeyModifiersApi.getBoundModifiers()`. Added `shouldSkipKeybind()` which only skips when no Amecs modifiers are bound AND physical modifiers are held. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.12 Fixes keybind handling on Minecraft 26.2 to properly support modifier keys (Ctrl/Shift/Alt/Super) in combination with CrowBar toggle keys. ## Fixed - **Modifier keybinds no longer fire on bare keypress**: Added `hasModifiersPressed()` check (ported from 26.1) so holding Ctrl/Shift/Alt while pressing N/B/Z/X does NOT trigger CrowBar's toggle. This prevents CrowBar from intercepting key combos the user bound to other actions in vanilla Controls. - **Amecs keybindings respected**: When a user binds a modifier+key combo via Amecs (e.g. CTRL+Z for self-view), CrowBar now detects the Amecs bound modifiers via reflection and allows the action to fire. Without Amecs, the physical modifier guard still applies as a fallback. ## Changed - **`CrowBarClient` (26.2)**: Added `hasBoundModifiers()` method using reflection on `AmecsKeyModifiersApi.getBoundModifiers()`. Added `shouldSkipKeybind()` which only skips when no Amecs modifiers are bound AND physical modifiers are held. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.11 Adds Minecraft 26.2 support alongside existing 26.1.x and 1.21.x, released as three separate JARs. ## Added - **`version26_1/` subproject**: Targets Minecraft 26.1.x (26.1.2), preserving the original API calls (`LocatorBarRenderer`, `getMainCamera()`, `setScreen()`, `ChatFormatting` team colors). - **`version26/` subproject**: Updated to Minecraft 26.2 with new API calls (`LocatorBar`, `mainCamera()`, `setScreenAndShow()`, `Optional<TeamColor>`). - **`fabric_api_minimum` property**: Separate compile-time (`fabric_api_version`) and runtime-minimum (`fabric_api_minimum`) version prevents the mod from requiring a higher Fabric API than necessary. ## Changed - **`InGameHudMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `Gui` to `Hud` — Minecraft 26.2 moved hotbar and HUD rendering methods into a new `Hud` class. - **`CrowBarRendererMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `LocatorBarRenderer` to `LocatorBar` — Mojang renamed the entire `contextualbar` package. - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.2)**: `getMainCamera()` → `mainCamera()`; team color uses new `Optional<TeamColor>` API. - **`CrowBarState` (26.2)**: `mc.player.connection` → `mc.getConnection()`. - **`CrowBarConfigScreen` (26.2)**: `setScreen()` → `setScreenAndShow()`. ## Fixed - **Keybinds work on non-Allium servers with vanilla locator bar**: The `isVanillaLocatorBarVisible()` check now obtains the network connection via `Minecraft.getConnection()` instead of `mc.player.connection`, which could be null or stale during world transitions. - **Fabric API minimum version in baked JAR**: Removed duplicate `>=` prefix from `fabric_api_minimum` property to produce a valid version constraint. ## Removed - **`hasModifiersPressed()` keybind guard**: Removed the shift/ctrl/alt/super modifier check from keybind handling, allowing direct toggle toggling without requiring unmodified keypresses. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.11 Adds Minecraft 26.2 support alongside existing 26.1.x and 1.21.x, released as three separate JARs. ## Added - **`version26_1/` subproject**: Targets Minecraft 26.1.x (26.1.2), preserving the original API calls (`LocatorBarRenderer`, `getMainCamera()`, `setScreen()`, `ChatFormatting` team colors). - **`version26/` subproject**: Updated to Minecraft 26.2 with new API calls (`LocatorBar`, `mainCamera()`, `setScreenAndShow()`, `Optional<TeamColor>`). - **`fabric_api_minimum` property**: Separate compile-time (`fabric_api_version`) and runtime-minimum (`fabric_api_minimum`) version prevents the mod from requiring a higher Fabric API than necessary. ## Changed - **`InGameHudMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `Gui` to `Hud` — Minecraft 26.2 moved hotbar and HUD rendering methods into a new `Hud` class. - **`CrowBarRendererMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `LocatorBarRenderer` to `LocatorBar` — Mojang renamed the entire `contextualbar` package. - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.2)**: `getMainCamera()` → `mainCamera()`; team color uses new `Optional<TeamColor>` API. - **`CrowBarState` (26.2)**: `mc.player.connection` → `mc.getConnection()`. - **`CrowBarConfigScreen` (26.2)**: `setScreen()` → `setScreenAndShow()`. ## Fixed - **Keybinds work on non-Allium servers with vanilla locator bar**: The `isVanillaLocatorBarVisible()` check now obtains the network connection via `Minecraft.getConnection()` instead of `mc.player.connection`, which could be null or stale during world transitions. - **Fabric API minimum version in baked JAR**: Removed duplicate `>=` prefix from `fabric_api_minimum` property to produce a valid version constraint. ## Removed - **`hasModifiersPressed()` keybind guard**: Removed the shift/ctrl/alt/super modifier check from keybind handling, allowing direct toggle toggling without requiring unmodified keypresses. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.11 Adds Minecraft 26.2 support alongside existing 26.1.x and 1.21.x, released as three separate JARs. ## Added - **`version26_1/` subproject**: Targets Minecraft 26.1.x (26.1.2), preserving the original API calls (`LocatorBarRenderer`, `getMainCamera()`, `setScreen()`, `ChatFormatting` team colors). - **`version26/` subproject**: Updated to Minecraft 26.2 with new API calls (`LocatorBar`, `mainCamera()`, `setScreenAndShow()`, `Optional<TeamColor>`). - **`fabric_api_minimum` property**: Separate compile-time (`fabric_api_version`) and runtime-minimum (`fabric_api_minimum`) version prevents the mod from requiring a higher Fabric API than necessary. ## Changed - **`InGameHudMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `Gui` to `Hud` — Minecraft 26.2 moved hotbar and HUD rendering methods into a new `Hud` class. - **`CrowBarRendererMixin` (26.2)**: Mixin target changed from `LocatorBarRenderer` to `LocatorBar` — Mojang renamed the entire `contextualbar` package. - **`CrowBarHudRenderer` (26.2)**: `getMainCamera()` → `mainCamera()`; team color uses new `Optional<TeamColor>` API. - **`CrowBarState` (26.2)**: `mc.player.connection` → `mc.getConnection()`. - **`CrowBarConfigScreen` (26.2)**: `setScreen()` → `setScreenAndShow()`. ## Fixed - **Keybinds work on non-Allium servers with vanilla locator bar**: The `isVanillaLocatorBarVisible()` check now obtains the network connection via `Minecraft.getConnection()` instead of `mc.player.connection`, which could be null or stale during world transitions. - **Fabric API minimum version in baked JAR**: Removed duplicate `>=` prefix from `fabric_api_minimum` property to produce a valid version constraint. ## Removed - **`hasModifiersPressed()` keybind guard**: Removed the shift/ctrl/alt/super modifier check from keybind handling, allowing direct toggle toggling without requiring unmodified keypresses. ## Downloads - `CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11 - `CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.1.x - `CrowBar-26.x-x.x.x.jar` — Minecraft 26.2

# CrowBar v0.1.10 Fixes CrowBar rendering on remote servers without Allium, NPC UUIDs showing in the locator bar, and XP bar visibility. ## Fixed - **Locator bar respects vanilla visibility**: CrowBar now checks whether the vanilla locator bar is actually present before rendering its custom background and addons (skins, nametags, distance text). On remote servers without Allium where the vanilla locator bar is not showing, CrowBar stays completely hidden instead of drawing its own background into empty space. - **Locator bar hidden when experience is gained**: When the player gains experience, CrowBar's entire renderer (background + addons) disappears for 5 seconds — matching the vanilla locator bar's own hide duration — so the vanilla XP bar is fully visible. CrowBar reappears automatically once the 5 seconds pass. - **NPC UUIDs filtered from locator bar**: The client-level player fallback now verifies each entry has a valid player list entry, excluding server-side NPCs (e.g. Citizens) that previously showed as raw UUID strings. - **State cleared on server/world switch**: All CrowBar state (Allium data, integrated server flag) is properly reset on both JOIN and DISCONNECT events, preventing stale renderer state from carrying over when transferring between servers (e.g. lobby to survival). - **v21 debug logging removed**: Removed stray `System.out.println` calls from the dot color renderer.

# CrowBar v0.1.10 Fixes CrowBar rendering on remote servers without Allium, NPC UUIDs showing in the locator bar, and XP bar visibility. ## Fixed - **Locator bar respects vanilla visibility**: CrowBar now checks whether the vanilla locator bar is actually present before rendering its custom background and addons (skins, nametags, distance text). On remote servers without Allium where the vanilla locator bar is not showing, CrowBar stays completely hidden instead of drawing its own background into empty space. - **Locator bar hidden when experience is gained**: When the player gains experience, CrowBar's entire renderer (background + addons) disappears for 5 seconds — matching the vanilla locator bar's own hide duration — so the vanilla XP bar is fully visible. CrowBar reappears automatically once the 5 seconds pass. - **NPC UUIDs filtered from locator bar**: The client-level player fallback now verifies each entry has a valid player list entry, excluding server-side NPCs (e.g. Citizens) that previously showed as raw UUID strings. - **State cleared on server/world switch**: All CrowBar state (Allium data, integrated server flag) is properly reset on both JOIN and DISCONNECT events, preventing stale renderer state from carrying over when transferring between servers (e.g. lobby to survival). - **v21 debug logging removed**: Removed stray `System.out.println` calls from the dot color renderer.

Allium/CrowBar locator bar now always shows vertical arrows regardless of distance. ## Fixed - **Locator vertical arrow range**: removed the arbitrary 48-block distance limit on up/down arrows in the locator bar. Vanilla shows these arrows based on camera pitch angle at any distance, and CrowBar now matches that behavior. Affects both the 1.21.x and 26.1.x renderer paths.

Allium/CrowBar locator bar now always shows vertical arrows regardless of distance. ## Fixed - **Locator vertical arrow range**: removed the arbitrary 48-block distance limit on up/down arrows in the locator bar. Vanilla shows these arrows based on camera pitch angle at any distance, and CrowBar now matches that behavior. Affects both the 1.21.x and 26.1.x renderer paths.

# CrowBar v0.1.8 External HUD suppression support for Axion and other client overlays. ## Added - **Render suppression API**: added `codes.castled.crowbar.api.CrowBarRenderEvents` for external mods to hide CrowBar/Allium locator rendering while their own HUD overlays are active. - **Vanilla locator control**: external callers can choose whether suppression keeps the vanilla locator bar visible or hides it too. - **Owner-scoped suppression**: multiple mods can independently suppress CrowBar rendering without clearing each other's state. ## Changed - **Axion overlay compatibility**: CrowBar and Allium locator overlays now disappear when Axion requests suppression, preventing them from drawing over Axion's Alt hotbar and tool menus. - **Cross-version behavior**: suppression is implemented for both the 1.21.x locator bar path and the 26.1.x locator renderer path. ## Fixed - Fixed CrowBar/Allium locator entries continuing to render during external HUD overlays. - Fixed the vanilla locator bar staying visible when an external overlay explicitly asks CrowBar to hide both custom and vanilla locator HUDs.

# CrowBar v0.1.8 External HUD suppression support for Axion and other client overlays. ## Added - **Render suppression API**: added `codes.castled.crowbar.api.CrowBarRenderEvents` for external mods to hide CrowBar/Allium locator rendering while their own HUD overlays are active. - **Vanilla locator control**: external callers can choose whether suppression keeps the vanilla locator bar visible or hides it too. - **Owner-scoped suppression**: multiple mods can independently suppress CrowBar rendering without clearing each other's state. ## Changed - **Axion overlay compatibility**: CrowBar and Allium locator overlays now disappear when Axion requests suppression, preventing them from drawing over Axion's Alt hotbar and tool menus. - **Cross-version behavior**: suppression is implemented for both the 1.21.x locator bar path and the 26.1.x locator renderer path. ## Fixed - Fixed CrowBar/Allium locator entries continuing to render during external HUD overlays. - Fixed the vanilla locator bar staying visible when an external overlay explicitly asks CrowBar to hide both custom and vanilla locator HUDs.

# CrowBar v0.1.7 Allium locator bar polish and stale-entry fixes. ## Added - **Allium vertical arrows**: shows vanilla-styled up/down arrows for nearby Allium targets within 48 blocks when the locator dot is visible but the target is outside the viewer's vertical camera angle. - **Arrow sprite assets**: packages the vanilla two-frame arrow sprites through the GUI sprite atlas for both 1.21.x and 26.1.x builds. ## Changed - **Dot sprite distance bands**: Allium-rendered dots now use vanilla-style sprite thresholds: `0-128`, `129-230`, `231-332`, and `333+` blocks. - **Arrow placement**: up arrows render above the dot and down arrows render below the dot. - **Allium snapshot handling**: CrowBar now treats Allium payloads as complete snapshots, so omitted, disconnected, and cross-world players are removed immediately. - **Allium renderer scope**: Allium vertical arrows only render while the target's dot/name is inside the locator bar's yaw window. - **26.1.x Allium/LAN separation**: Allium state is cleared on join/disconnect and LAN fallback remains available outside Allium sessions. ## Fixed - Fixed vertical arrow range so arrows render only within 48 blocks instead of outside 48 blocks. - Fixed raw UUID/dot leftovers when an Allium player leaves by replacing stale snapshot data. - Fixed cross-world Allium entries lingering on the locator bar after server-side payload changes. - Fixed untextured arrow rendering by moving arrow assets into the GUI sprite path.

# CrowBar v0.1.7 Allium locator bar polish and stale-entry fixes. ## Added - **Allium vertical arrows**: shows vanilla-styled up/down arrows for nearby Allium targets within 48 blocks when the locator dot is visible but the target is outside the viewer's vertical camera angle. - **Arrow sprite assets**: packages the vanilla two-frame arrow sprites through the GUI sprite atlas for both 1.21.x and 26.1.x builds. ## Changed - **Dot sprite distance bands**: Allium-rendered dots now use vanilla-style sprite thresholds: `0-128`, `129-230`, `231-332`, and `333+` blocks. - **Arrow placement**: up arrows render above the dot and down arrows render below the dot. - **Allium snapshot handling**: CrowBar now treats Allium payloads as complete snapshots, so omitted, disconnected, and cross-world players are removed immediately. - **Allium renderer scope**: Allium vertical arrows only render while the target's dot/name is inside the locator bar's yaw window. - **26.1.x Allium/LAN separation**: Allium state is cleared on join/disconnect and LAN fallback remains available outside Allium sessions. ## Fixed - Fixed vertical arrow range so arrows render only within 48 blocks instead of outside 48 blocks. - Fixed raw UUID/dot leftovers when an Allium player leaves by replacing stale snapshot data. - Fixed cross-world Allium entries lingering on the locator bar after server-side payload changes. - Fixed untextured arrow rendering by moving arrow assets into the GUI sprite path.

# CrowBar v0.1.6 Minecraft 1.21.6+ and 26.1.x support ## Added - **Minecraft 26.1.x jar**: CrowBar now ships a dedicated `CrowBar-26.1.x` build alongside the `CrowBar-1.21.x` build. - **Allium-backed locator rendering**: when an Allium server is present, CrowBar renders from Allium's player payload instead of depending on vanilla locator waypoints. - **Distance text**: `X` toggles distance labels on the locator bar. - **LAN fallback for 26.1.x**: non-Allium LAN and integrated-server sessions fall back to client-visible players. ## Changed - **1.21.x compatibility range**: the 1.21 jar now targets Minecraft 1.21.6 through 1.21.11. - **26.1.x renderer path**: locator background, dots, player heads, name tags, distance labels, and team colors now render through CrowBar's HUD renderer. - **Player heads on 26.1.x**: skin rendering mirrors vanilla's player-list face extraction path. - **Keybind category handling on 26.1.x**: CrowBar controls now appear under one CrowBar category. - **Allium session reset on 26.1.x**: Allium state is cleared on join and disconnect, so connecting to an Allium server cannot prime the renderer for the next LAN session. ## Removed - **Force show all**: removed the unused config option, keybind, state, language string, and renderer fallback. ## Requirements - `CrowBar-1.21.x`: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.11, Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer, Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer, Java 21 - `CrowBar-26.1.x`: Minecraft 26.1.x, Fabric Loader 0.19.2 or newer, Fabric API 0.150.0 or newer, Java 25 - Allium is optional, but recommended for Paper servers that need hidden, sneaking, vanished, invisible, or ViaVersion-connected players to appear correctly on CrowBar's locator bar.

# CrowBar v0.1.6 Minecraft 1.21.6+ and 26.1.x support ## Added - **Minecraft 26.1.x jar**: CrowBar now ships a dedicated `CrowBar-26.1.x` build alongside the `CrowBar-1.21.x` build. - **Allium-backed locator rendering**: when an Allium server is present, CrowBar renders from Allium's player payload instead of depending on vanilla locator waypoints. - **Distance text**: `X` toggles distance labels on the locator bar. - **LAN fallback for 26.1.x**: non-Allium LAN and integrated-server sessions fall back to client-visible players. ## Changed - **1.21.x compatibility range**: the 1.21 jar now targets Minecraft 1.21.6 through 1.21.11. - **26.1.x renderer path**: locator background, dots, player heads, name tags, distance labels, and team colors now render through CrowBar's HUD renderer. - **Player heads on 26.1.x**: skin rendering mirrors vanilla's player-list face extraction path. - **Keybind category handling on 26.1.x**: CrowBar controls now appear under one CrowBar category. - **Allium session reset on 26.1.x**: Allium state is cleared on join and disconnect, so connecting to an Allium server cannot prime the renderer for the next LAN session. ## Removed - **Force show all**: removed the unused config option, keybind, state, language string, and renderer fallback. ## Requirements - `CrowBar-1.21.x`: Minecraft 1.21.6-1.21.11, Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer, Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer, Java 21 - `CrowBar-26.1.x`: Minecraft 26.1.x, Fabric Loader 0.19.2 or newer, Fabric API 0.150.0 or newer, Java 25 - Allium is optional, but recommended for Paper servers that need hidden, sneaking, vanished, invisible, or ViaVersion-connected players to appear correctly on CrowBar's locator bar.

# CrowBar v0.1.5 Golden-angle HSV fallback colors matching the Allium server-side generator ## Changed - **Fallback dot color switched to golden-angle HSV**: `getMojangishGeneratedColor()` now generates a hue via `(uuidHash * 137.508°) % 360°` with per-hash saturation and brightness variation, replacing the old fixed 16-color Mojang palette. This matches the exact algorithm Allium's server uses for its fallback color, so a player gets the same dot color whether the server sends a team color or both sides fall back independently. ## Removed - **`MOJANGISH_DOT_COLORS` palette array** — The static 16-entry color table is gone. The golden-angle formula is self-contained and produces the full hue wheel. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21 - Allium 0.1.9a or newer (recommended)

# CrowBar v0.1.4 Hotfix for Allium locator bar disappearing when no players are in view ## Changed - **Bar background drawn before entry filter**: The locator bar background is now drawn before the per-entry yaw filter, so the bar remains visible even when no Allium-tracked players are in the current viewing angle. Previously the bar would disappear entirely whenever all players were behind the camera. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21

# CrowBar v0.1.3 Improved text readability for off-center locator bar entries ## Changed - **Text fade for off-center entries**: The Allium-restored player renderer now uses two-pass rendering. Non-closest entries are drawn first with `0x70FFFFFF` (44% opacity) text, and the entry closest to screen center is drawn last with `0xFFFFFFFF` (full opacity) text. This mirrors vanilla locator bar behavior where peripheral waypoints are visually de-emphasized. ## What's Fixed - **Text overlap clarity**: Previously all entries rendered text at full opacity, making off-center labels visually compete with the center entry. Faded peripheral text creates a cleaner visual hierarchy. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21 - Allium 0.1.8a or newer (recommended)

# CrowBar v0.1.2 Various improvements to the allium.crowbar locator bar renderer **Download:** [here](https://modrinth.com/plugin/allium-essentials#download) ## Added - **Citizens NPC locator bar suppression**: On first load, Allium now sets `Attribute.WAYPOINT_RECEIVE_RANGE = -1` on all Citizens NPCs via the Citizens API (reflective, no compile dependency). This prevents NPCs from appearing on the vanilla locator bar at any range. NPC bodies remain fully visible since the attribute only affects the locator bar waypoint system, not entity rendering. ## Changed - **Renderable entries check**: `hasRenderableAlliumEntries()` now properly checks for non-expired, non-self Allium entries before rendering the CrowBar locator bar, rather than just checking `!alliumPlayerData.isEmpty()`. This prevents the bar from showing when only stale data from a previous server exists. - **Allium renderer disabled in self-view**: When `viewSelfEnabled` is toggled on, the Allium-restored player renderer (`renderAlliumRestoredPlayers`) is completely skipped, since self-view mode draws its own independent bar. - **Vanilla locator bar cancellation**: The mixins that cancel vanilla `renderBar` and `renderAddons` now use `hasRenderableAlliumEntries()` so the vanilla bar is only hidden when there's actual Allium data worth showing — not just because the Allium data map is non-empty. - **Clear Allium data on disconnect**: Added `ClientPlayConnectionEvents.DISCONNECT` handler that clears `alliumPlayerData`, preventing stale entries from a previous server from showing up on LAN worlds or singleplayer worlds. - **All NPC-specific handling code removed**: Since WAYPOINT_RECEIVE_RANGE = -1 on Citizens handles NPC locator suppression at the server level, all hand-rolled NPC filtering code has been stripped from both Allium and CrowBar: - Removed `isCitizensNpcUuid()` from PartyManager and CrowBarDataSender - Removed `isRealPlayerName()` from CrowBarState - Removed `isNPC()` from CrowBarHudRenderer - Removed `crowbar$isNPC()` from CrowBarRendererMixin ## What's Fixed - **Untextured dots**: Allium-restored player dots now use `drawGuiTexture` with a proper `locator_bar_dot/default_0` sprite and tint color, instead of bare rect rendering that produced untextured squares. - **Segmented bar**: The Allium-restored bar background now uses a single `drawGuiTexture` call with the `locator_bar_background` sprite instead of manually drawing 9-segment tiles that could misalign. - **Persistence across servers**: Fixed a bug where Allium player data from one server would linger in memory and appear on LAN worlds or different servers after disconnect. Data is now cleared on `ClientPlayConnectionEvents.DISCONNECT`. - **Self-view mode**: Fixed a conflict where both the CrowBar Allium renderer and the self-view renderer would draw simultaneously. The Allium renderer now returns early when `viewSelfEnabled` is true. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21

# CrowBar v0.1.1 Added distance display, skin scaling, team colors, and improved Allium integration with independent HUD rendering. **Download:** [here](https://modrinth.com/plugin/allium-essentials#download) ## Added - **Show distance**: Toggle to display the distance (in blocks) to each player on the locator bar. When name tags are enabled, distance appears next to the player name (e.g., "PlayerName 50m"). When name tags are disabled, distance appears centered above the locator dot. - **Allium Plugin Companion**: When connected to a server running the Allium plugin, CrowBar receives player position data directly from the server, enabling accurate distance tracking even for players beyond entity tracking range. Requires the `allium.crowbar` permission on the server. - **LAN/Singleplayer Support**: On singleplayer or LAN worlds, CrowBar directly accesses the integrated server to get player positions, bypassing the 256-block entity tracking limit. - **NPC Filtering**: Automatically filters Citizens2 and ZNPCsPlus NPCs from the locator bar when using the Allium plugin companion. - **Distance-based skin scaling**: Player skin icons now scale based on distance (9px at close range, 5px at far range), matching vanilla locator bar behavior. - **Team color support**: Player dots now display team colors from scoreboard teams when using the Allium plugin companion. - **Independent HUD rendering**: Hidden players (sneaking, invisible, wearing carved pumpkin) are now rendered via an independent HUD callback, ensuring they remain visible even when vanilla's locator bar would be empty. - **Locator bar background**: Custom locator bar background appears when all players are hidden, providing visual context for the independent rendering layer. ## Changed - **Force show all**: Now ensures hidden players are always visible via independent HUD rendering. Visible players continue to render via vanilla, while hidden players render via Allium data to prevent duplicates. - **Skin rendering**: Updated to match upstream headlocatorbar scaling behavior for more consistent visuals. Skins render for visible players via vanilla, and for hidden players via Allium when enabled. - **Distance text anchoring**: Distance text now anchors to the dot/skin position rather than nametags, ensuring it remains visible even when vanilla rendering is absent. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21

# CrowBar v0.1.0 Initial CrowBar release for Minecraft 1.21.11. ## Added - Locator bar player name tags. - Locator bar player skin markers. - Separate keybinds for toggling name tags, skins, and self-view mode. - Self-view mode for showing your own locator marker on a filled XP bar. - HUD cleanup while self-view mode is active. - Mod Menu config screen. - CrowBar metadata, icon, homepage, sources, and issue tracker links. ## Requirements - Minecraft 1.21.11 - Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer - Fabric API 0.141.4 or newer - Java 21