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## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.

## Fields 1.1.0 ### Fixed - Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.19.2: worlds load again. With 1.0.0 no world could be created or opened ("Failed to load registries", `No key spawn_overrides` in the log). This was caused by Fields alone, on every loader and as a data pack. - Minecraft 1.19.2: fields now generate. 1.0.0 was rejected there as a whole ("Failed to load datapacks", `No key name`). - Forge 1.21.1 and 1.21.11: creating or opening a world no longer stops at the "Experimental Settings" warning for Fields. A world with its own data pack in its `datapacks` folder still shows it, same as on NeoForge. The warning for old customized worlds and deprecated settings is unchanged. - Each file now declares the Minecraft versions it works with, so launchers won't install it into a version it would break. - The 26.1.2 file no longer contains a stray copy of the 26.1.1 data pack. ### Added - Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3. - Plain data pack release (`fields-<minecraft>-1.1.0.zip`) for worlds without a mod loader. Put it into the world's `datapacks` folder. - The data pack list now shows the version: "Fields 1.1.0 - adds large cultivated fields ...". ### Changed - Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1 and 26.1.2 now share one file, `fields-26.1.x-1.1.0`. - The mod id is now `fields` on every version (1.0.0 used version-specific ids like `fields_1_20_1`). ### Notes - Minecraft 1.19.2: the game asks about experimental settings when a world with Fields opens, on every loader and with the data pack, because 1.19.2 treats any data-driven world generation as experimental. Confirm it (Forge) or choose "Proceed", and the world loads with Fields. - Forge 26.x: the "Experimental Settings" warning still appears the first time a world is opened. Choose "Proceed"; the world remembers your answer. Vanilla shows the same warning for any world data pack that adds world generation. ### Unchanged - The same eight field variants, crops, roads, irrigation and fences, in plains and sunflower plains, with the same spacing. Fields appear in newly generated chunks only. ### Compatibility Needed where the world is generated (single-player or the server). Clients joining a server need nothing. - **Fabric / Quilt:** Fabric API for the same Minecraft version (any build). - **Forge:** 1.19.2: Forge 43.x; 1.20.1: 47.x; 1.21.1: 52.x; 1.21.11: 61.x; 26.1–26.1.2: Forge 62–64; 26.2: 65.x; 26.3: 66.x. Nothing else required. - **NeoForge:** 1.21.1: 21.1.x; 1.21.11: 21.11.x; 26.1–26.1.2: 26.1.x; 26.2: 26.2.x; 26.3: 26.3.x. Nothing else required. - **Data pack:** vanilla or any loader; goes into the world's `datapacks` folder. - **Java:** 17 for 1.19.2 and 1.20.1, 21 for 1.21.x, 25 for 26.x. - Removed: nothing. 26.1 and 26.1.1 keep working through the shared 26.1.x file.