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### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

### 1.5.0 **Ports** - New: Fabric 1.19.2, Forge 1.21.1, Forge 1.21.11 - 16 files total; no version removed **Fixes** - Forge / NeoForge 1.21.11+: worlds moved on from 1.21.1 keep their custom leashes (players, boats, minecarts, ender dragon) instead of breaking and dropping the lead - Fabric 1.21.1: custom leashes sync to clients on older accepted Fabric API builds (0.108.0+) - Forge / NeoForge: `maxLeashesPerPlayer = nan` counts as the default (unlimited) and is logged, instead of blocking all leashing - Fabric: a config missing an option and holding an unreadable value is backed up as `leashall-server.toml.bak` before being rewritten - An unreadable saved custom leash is named in the server log when dropped **Notes** - Fabric 1.19.2 saves custom leashes like Fabric 1.20.1, so they survive moving the world to 1.20.1 - Forge 1.21.11 draws custom leash ropes after the rest of the world; ropes behind water or tinted glass may look slightly different there **Compatibility** - Fabric: Fabric API + Architectury API (Architectury new) - NeoForge: Architectury API (new) - Forge: Forge only - Server required, client optional; 1.4.x and 1.5.0 servers/clients stay compatible - Each jar targets exactly one Minecraft version with closed loader ranges **Unchanged** - Leash rules, `leashall-server.toml` and its options, leashes saved in worlds

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Leashes you can actually see, and the ender dragon can now be leashed. - Fixed: the rope was almost invisible. It is now a proper rope, like a vanilla lead. - Fixed: the ender dragon could not be leashed at all. Now it can, just click any part of it. - The dragon's rope hangs from the middle of its body, and it can fly a lot further away before the lead snaps. - Players without the mod now see leashes as a trail of particles instead of nothing. - They can also join Forge and NeoForge servers now: before, the server turned them away. - New icon.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

Fixed a crash on Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric) caused by the leash renderer — LeashAll now loads cleanly on 26.2.

First release on 26.2 neoforge

First release on 26.2 fabric

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed config load on fabric loader

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Fixed сrash when leashing a player in the same chunk on Fabric MC 26.1 / 26.1.1 / 26.1.2. Fixed mod not working on Fabric MC 1.20.1 / 1.21.1 / 1.21.11

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

Added Forge 47.4.10+ support.

First release on 26.1.2

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

- Added the ability to leash boats and minecarts - Added the ability to leash players - Fixed a game crash when leashing on NeoForge and Fabric

First release on 1.19.2

First release on 26.1.1

First release at 26.1

First release at 26.1

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Fixed dedicated server compatibility on Fabric. - Fixed several client/server interaction crashes on Forge and NeoForge.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Added custom leash follow behavior for special movement mobs. - Fixed cases where some entities looked leashed but did not properly follow or stay restricted. - Improved follow handling for flying, jumping, and heavy mobs across supported loaders. - Fixed Fabric dedicated server compatibility issues. - Improved overall leash interaction stability and cross-version compatibility.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Fixed several leash interaction issues across Forge, NeoForge, and Fabric. - Fixed a crash on NeoForge 1.21.1 caused by client-side interaction handling. - Improved mob interaction priority so leash actions no longer lose to certain vanilla entity interactions. - Improved Fabric handling for villagers and other entities with right-click interactions. - Added support for detaching mobs from yourself with an empty hand. - Added support for taking mobs back from other mobs without requiring a lead in hand. - Added support for transferring your currently leashed mobs onto another mob without consuming an extra lead. - Improved cross-version Fabric compatibility for leash detaching behavior.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

- Added mob-to-mob leash transfer support. - You can now transfer leashed mobs onto another mob with Shift + Right Click while holding a lead. - You can now take a mob back from another mob by right-clicking it with a lead. - Fixed a bug where leads could be consumed incorrectly or fail to drop properly when leashing certain entities such as horses and etc. - Improved lead handling to better match vanilla behavior in Survival and Creative.

This update adds a new server-side configuration system for modpack creators. You can now allow or block specific entities, use entity tags in config entries, and optionally limit how many mobs each player can have leashed at the same time. By default, the mod still works exactly as before with all mobs enabled and no leash limit.

This update adds a new server-side configuration system for modpack creators. You can now allow or block specific entities, use entity tags in config entries, and optionally limit how many mobs each player can have leashed at the same time. By default, the mod still works exactly as before with all mobs enabled and no leash limit.

First release

First release