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fix quickshulker adaptor

# Litematica Printer 4th 1.1.3 - Fixed ice-to-water printing above solid ground by following vanilla ice-breaking support conditions. Unsupported air below the target still prevents ice placement for water generation. - Fixed stale water-wait state blocking later ice-to-water jobs at the same position. Ice breaking now follows the regular producer-consumer cycle and respects the configured coordinate cooldown. - Preserve both upward and downward source-water bubble columns when printing ordinary water sources, instead of replacing them with ice. - Corrected the HUD waiting message so ordinary item switching is no longer described as Servux hand confirmation. - Gave filling and fluid removal their own area-selection scope options: the whole selection, below the player, or above the player. Existing settings remain compatible, and the global visible-layer restriction still applies. - Separated scan height filtering from GUI selection types while preserving live configuration changes and existing scan-range behavior.

- Fixed a full-inventory stall when QuickShulker's Direct API exhausts its material-return retries. A finished network request no longer causes the printer to forget material that still needs to be returned. Once connectivity recovers, the printer can free an inventory slot, retrieve the next material, and continue placing blocks without manual intervention. - Partial returns retain the remaining work. Lost response packets after a successful server transfer are handled using the current synchronized inventory rather than blindly repeating the old operation. - Return candidates are checked in a bounded rotation, so an unavailable original box does not prevent another eligible material from being returned. - Includes the 26.1.2/26.2 Servux hand-confirmation gate fix previously distributed separately: enabling printer hand confirmation also enables the required handler-level entity-data requests, without changing Litematica's saved setting. This does not add cross-version Servux protocol compatibility. QuickShulker's public API, Legacy integration, and dependency requirements are unchanged. This is not a general fix for every packet-loss or ghost-block scenario.

**Fix:** With the printer's Servux hand-confirmation option enabled and Litematica's own entity-data sync disabled, newer Litematica builds could suppress the metadata/entity requests needed to confirm the server-held item. Printing would then wait indefinitely. The printer now opens Litematica's handler-level request gate while that option is enabled, without changing Litematica's saved setting or duplicating its v1/v2 protocol handling. Printing actions and other modes are unchanged.

- Added a dedicated Minecraft 26.3 build, using version-specific dependencies and the same printer behavior as the existing 26.1.2 and 26.2 builds. - Added support for the original Fabric-Bedrock-Miner 2.x (`bedrock-miner`) through its `BreakingFlowController` client API. It is a different mod from bunnyi116's Bedrock Miner (`bedrockminer`), which was already supported. - Preserved the existing bunnyi116 Bedrock Miner and BlockMiner (`blockminer`) adapters. When an installed miner's API cannot be resolved, the printer now reports an incompatible integration instead of incorrectly saying no miner is installed; adapter failures are logged. - Corrected the supported-mod names and links in the English and Chinese READMEs and updated the in-game messages. - Added end-to-end client GameTests using released miner jars. They verify that the integrated server actually sees the target bedrock become air: all three miners on 26.1.2 and 26.2, and the original Fabric-Bedrock-Miner plus BlockMiner on 26.3. bunnyi116 has not published a 26.3 jar.

# Litematica Printer 4th 1.1.0 This stable release consolidates every change made since 1.0.0 for Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2. It focuses on faster continuous discovery, predictable producer-consumer behavior, server-aware item switching, maintainable optional integrations, and substantially broader automated coverage. ## Highlights since 1.0.0 ### Faster continuous scanning - GUI statistics and printer discovery now share compatible search plans and immutable snapshot data instead of independently reading overlapping world and schematic regions. - Work-range shapes and schematic or selection bounds are compiled into reusable masks, so worker tasks begin inside the active search space rather than filtering a surrounding cube coordinate by coordinate. - Snapshot pages are compact, shared, streamed, and released after their final dependent task. - Search cursors use packed coordinates and create `BlockPos` objects only for positions that become jobs. - Common immutable placement metadata is reused instead of being allocated for every candidate action. - Completed HUD progress is published separately from the producer's in-flight progress, so the displayed completion percentage remains stable while the player and world are unchanged. ### Item switching and optional integrations - Inventory and hotbar changes now wait for their configured confirmation path before printing resumes. - Added optional Servux-backed server-authoritative main-hand confirmation, with a visible wait state when confirmation is unavailable or pending. - Reworked Quick Shulker support behind isolated direct and legacy bridges. Quick Shulker 4.0 uses the screen-independent protocol; compatible 3.x releases retain the legacy screen path. - Remote shulker work now exposes explicit waiting and lifecycle states instead of racing material delivery. - ChainVeinFabric remains the optional executor for wrong-block, extra-block, and ice-to-water breaking jobs. Printing continues normally when it is absent, while destructive jobs remain disabled. - Bedrock jobs are capability-detected for the supported Fabric-Bedrock-Miner and Block-Miner integrations. ### Scheduling and feedback - The continuous producer remains independent from a waiting or rate-limited consumer. - Compatible jobs remain grouped for same-kind batch execution, while bucket traversal prevents one skipped or unavailable job from starving unrelated work. - Stale producer results are revalidated against the live world immediately before consumption. - The HUD reports current work, search, hand, shulker, container, world-update, and lag waits together with the current job and pool length. - Cycling modes never enables the global work switch, and pausing the work switch preserves producer and consumer state. - Producer discovery and consumer validation use the same Litematica visible-layer rules. ## Performance compared with 1.0.0 A fresh A/B run was performed on the same development system with Minecraft 26.2, the same 531,441-position mixed fixture, four search threads, two warm-up rounds, and seven measured complete GUI + printer scan rounds for each version. - 1.0.0 median: `457.45 ms` - 1.1.0 median: `45.59 ms` - Improvement: approximately `10.0x` faster, or `90.0%` less scan time The instrumented regression fixture also reduced world and schematic state reads from `8,001,504` in the 1.0.0 scan architecture to `1,228,250` per complete round (`-84.7%`). The permanent mixed-schematic regression still discovers the same `65,229` jobs with the same fingerprint, including its ice-to-water phase job. These figures measure producer scanning rather than configured placement throughput. End-to-end printing is still intentionally governed by per-tick action limits, work intervals, server behavior, latency, and installed mods; results on other systems will vary. ## Correctness and compatibility coverage - Added a large mixed-schematic scan regression and an 82-case action fingerprint covering directional placement, log placement followed by stripping, state adjustment, breaking, fluid handling, and ice-to-water behavior. - Added a full-print regression that places and verifies a 1,026-block mixed schematic. - Added stale-job, fill, fluid removal, bedrock integration, Litematica version, Servux confirmation, Quick Shulker lifecycle, legacy/direct protocol, stress, and packet-loss tests. - Release CI tests both Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 across ChainVein present/absent, Quick Shulker direct/legacy/absent, Servux protocol, supported bedrock miners, and declared Litematica compatibility versions before publishing. ## Downloads - `litematica-printer-1.1.0+26.1.2.jar` - `litematica-printer-1.1.0+26.2.jar` Required dependencies: Fabric API, MaLiLib, and Litematica. Optional integrations: ChainVeinFabric, Quick Shulker/AxShulkers/TakeItOut, Servux, and a supported bedrock-mining mod. Quick Shulker users should use matching client and server releases; the direct path in this release is tested with Quick Shulker 4.0.0.