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## NeoForge 26.x Hotfix - Fixed a startup crash caused by the flashlight items and temporary light block registering without their required IDs. - Fixed the temporary light block’s missing brightness property. - Fixed temporary lights failing to place in empty chunk sections. - Fixed flashlight and battery crafting recipes failing to load. The registration crash could also cause other mods to report loading errors. This was a bug in Dynamic Flashlight, not confirmed incompatibilities with those mods. ### Notes Dedicated-server startup, crafting recipe loading, item registration, and temporary-light placement were tested on Minecraft 26.2 with NeoForge 26.2.0.35-beta. The reported 26.2.0.88 modpack still needs confirmation. This hotfix does not restore the custom overlay and animation renderer missing from the current 26.x port. - Thank you for Reporting Alex

## Dynamic Flashlight 2.1.0 Hotfix This update focuses on fixing the new multiplayer flashlight lighting system and cleaning up version support. ### Fixed - Fixed block overlay rendering so projected light sticks to world block faces instead of sliding around the screen. - Fixed broken/wiggly overlay behavior introduced during the multiplayer lighting update. - Fixed Fabric temporary light block state issues that could break server-side light placement. - Improved server-side flashlight light placement so light blocks behave more reliably in multiplayer. - Reduced harsh flickering from temporary server lights when players move or turn. - Improved occlusion checks so lights are less likely to appear through walls, floors, water, or terrain. ### Added - Added Fabric support jar for Minecraft `26.1-26.2`. - Added NeoForge support jar for Minecraft `26.1-26.2`. ### Changed - Fabric support is being simplified going forward. - Support for non-essential individual Fabric versions between `1.21.2` and `1.21.10` is being dropped unless a safe universal/banded jar can cover them. - The goal is fewer, cleaner release jars instead of uploading too many nearly identical files. ### Notes - The main flashlight effect is still focused on the light itself: projected block lighting, server-visible brightness, and a survival-friendly battery flashlight. - NeoForge `26.1-26.2` currently uses a functional compatibility build. The full custom client renderer for NeoForge 26.x still needs a proper port because Minecraft/NeoForge 26 changed the rendering API heavily.

## Fixes - Fixed the block overlay rendering in Forge 1.20.1 and NeoForge 1.21.1. - Fixed the projected flashlight overlay sticking to the screen instead of staying attached to the block faces in the world. - Fixed the broken multiplayer visual cache that could make other players' flashlight lighting flash or rebuild too aggressively. - Fixed the worst through-ground and through-water visual issues from the multiplayer lighting update. - Rebuilt the current hotfix jars after the overlay/rendering corrections. ## What Was Wrong The multiplayer update made other players' flashlights visible, but it also exposed a rendering problem in the block overlay. The overlay was detecting the correct blocks, but some of the render code was mixing camera-space and world-space positions. That made the light look like it was sliding, wiggling, or following the screen instead of sticking to actual block faces. This update keeps the special projected block overlay, but fixes the coordinate-space issue so the light behaves more like it did before while still supporting multiplayer-visible beams on the Forge and NeoForge builds. ## Fabric Support Change I am dropping routine support for separate Fabric jars from Minecraft 1.21.2 through 1.21.10. Maintaining a different jar for every small Minecraft patch version is too much for this mod right now, especially when most of those versions do not need individual releases. Going forward, Fabric support will focus on the versions that actually matter most. If I can safely make one Fabric jar support multiple Minecraft versions, I would rather release that than upload a long list of nearly identical jars. For now, Fabric does not have a confirmed one-jar solution across the full 1.21.x range that i know of i will keep researching. NeoForge/Forge-style version ranges can be easier to express in metadata, but Fabric still needs more testing before I claim one jar works from 1.21.1 through 1.21.11. ## Improvements - Smoothed other players' flashlight beams so turning and walking should no longer create harsh flashing. - Reworked projected-light caching so multiple players' beams do not fight over one shared render cache. - Improved depth and water handling so flashlight overlays should not show through ground or make water look removed. - Improved server-side temporary light placement so lights stop at walls, terrain, and water instead of appearing behind them. - Added a short cleanup grace period for server-side temporary lights to reduce block-light flicker while players move. - Split the Fabric source into version-specific compatibility bands so the mod builds correctly across the whole 1.21.x range. - Added a full-range Fabric build script for checking every supported Fabric version. - Updated the Modrinth description and changelog to explain the new Fabric support policy. - Kept the Fabric port focused on the important part first: the flashlight gameplay and shared server-side lighting. ## Known Notes - Fabric currently has gameplay/server-light support first. - The custom first-person beam visuals and animated item renderer are not fully ported to Fabric yet. - Third-person dynamic beam visuals are still not supported. - Fabric 1.21.2 through 1.21.10 are not planned to receive routine separate jars anymore. - If one Fabric jar can safely cover multiple Minecraft versions later, that will be preferred over maintaining many individual patch-version jars. ## Misc - The previous Fabric 1.21.1 through 1.21.11 compatibility batch is treated as a milestone, not a promise that every future patch version will keep getting its own jar.

## Major - Added Fabric support milestones for Minecraft 1.21.1 through 1.21.11. - Added server-visible temporary light blocks on Fabric so other players can see nearby blocks brighten when the server option is enabled. - Ported the battery gameplay loop to Fabric, including charge, drain, reload, tooltips, recipes, item models, lang, and textures. ## Improvements - Split the Fabric source into version-specific compatibility bands so the mod builds correctly across the whole 1.21.x range. - Added a full-range Fabric build script for checking every supported Fabric version. - Updated the Modrinth description to mention Fabric 1.21.1-1.21.11 support. - Kept the Fabric port focused on the important part first: the flashlight gameplay and shared server-side lighting. ## Known Notes - Fabric currently has gameplay/server-light support first. - The custom first-person beam visuals and animated item renderer are not fully ported to Fabric yet. - Third-person dynamic beam visuals are still not supported. - Vanilla clients cannot see custom client-rendered effects; server-side temporary lights are the shared-world lighting option. ## Misc - Built and verified jars for every Fabric target from Minecraft 1.21.1 through 1.21.11.

## Major - Added multiplayer-visible flashlight beams from nearby players. - Added optional server-side temporary light blocks so other players can see nearby blocks brighten. - Added NeoForge 1.21.1 port. - Added first Fabric 1.21.11 support milestone. - Reworked the battery reload animation with a more detailed insert motion. ## Improvements - Optimized server light updates to skip redundant block changes. - Improved cleanup for temporary lights when beams move, players disconnect, dimensions change, or server lighting is disabled. - Made overlapping player beams safer by reconciling desired light positions per dimension. - Moved gameplay/server-light configuration to server config on Forge and NeoForge. - Updated tooltip/config text to reflect multiplayer-visible beams. - Copied updated flashlight texture from the latest Blockbench source. ## Known Notes - Custom projected beam rendering requires the mod on the client. - Vanilla clients cannot see the custom beam effect. - Server-side temporary light blocks are optional and configurable. - Fabric currently has gameplay/server-light support first; full fancy client renderer parity is not finished yet. ## Misc - Updated the Modrinth description to explain multiplayer beams, server-side lighting, and current loader support.

### Initial Forge 1.12.2 Port - Added support for Minecraft Forge 1.12.2. - Added a 1.12.2-compatible 3D flashlight item model. - Added battery-powered flashlight functionality. - Added right-click toggle support. - Added battery reload support. - Added durability bar and tooltip charge display. - Added visible flashlight beam rendering. - Added projected visual glow on block surfaces inside the beam. ### Notes - This is the first release of the Forge 1.12.2 port. - The block glow is a visual effect, not true Minecraft light-level propagation. - The 1.20.1-1.20.6 version remains available separately. - Port requested by Van.

Inital release of mod