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# Memory Leak — Changelog ## [1.0.3] — 31.10.2026, 12:05 ### Atmosphere & Pacing - The early game is calmer now. Fresh worlds have more silence and time to explore before the first notable anomalies appear. - Tension builds more slowly and evenly. The world stays in its early state longer, and the shift toward heavier effects feels like gradual deterioration rather than a sudden spike. - Rare major scenes are now rarer. They no longer overlap with each other and should remain memorable moments rather than becoming familiar background noise. - Familiar places matter more. Some strangeness now tends to be tied to returning home, repeating routes, and places where the player spends a lot of time. ### Visual Improvements - Block rot has been completely reworked. Black diamonds, triangles, flickering, and unstable overlays are gone. The decay looks more cohesive and sits better on block surfaces. - Different rot stages have been added. Visual decay progresses gradually and has more appropriate variants for different environments. - Mob rot is now more noticeable and cleaner. The effect no longer looks like a random sticker and displays more correctly on infected creatures. - Particles are cleaner now. Noticeable backgrounds and excessive transparency have been removed; new particles read better in darkness and don't clutter the screen. - The main pursuer has its own look. Model, texture, size, and animations have been improved. It no longer looks like a regular vanilla mob and doesn't show a name above its head. - Animations are smoother now. Player movement should no longer constantly reset the creature's animation and cause jittering. ### Threats & Pursuit - The main pursuer is significantly more active now. It holds its target better, remembers where it last saw the player, and should no longer simply stand at a distance. - Pursuit is faster at open range. Getting far away and hiding quietly is now harder, but up-close movements remain more readable. - The creature can now search for alternate paths. It can continue searching behind cover, change direction, and cut through obstacles. - Getting stuck has been fixed. If the creature ends up inside architecture or cannot move, it tries to escape in a noticeable way rather than remaining motionless inside a wall. - Height is no longer reliable protection. Roofs, balconies, and other high spots should no longer completely stop the pursuit. - Fire, campfires, and regular environmental hazards no longer trivialize the encounter. The main pursuer should not die from accidental surroundings. - Some obstacles may be damaged during the hunt. This happens rarely and within limits; important blocks and containers are protected. ### Dangerous Places & Loot - The major dangerous location is now a proper encounter. Loot can no longer be obtained without pressure and confrontation with the guardian. - Containers cannot be bypassed by breaking them. While the place is protected, loot cannot be opened or broken for its contents. - Protection now covers the entire location. Corner and distant containers should no longer remain an easy bypass. - One death no longer turns the encounter into free loot. After a short reprieve, danger returns, and loot remains locked. - High spots no longer break the respawn encounter. If there's no regular floor spot nearby, the pursuer can still return to a safe free point not far away. - Post-victory loot remains risky. A short window opens to take the reward and leave, rather than looting the place endlessly without consequences. ### Sound Design - Attacks are now more audible. Important actions of the main pursuer have received more noticeable sound warnings. - Rare unsettling ambient sounds have been added. Quiet mechanical sounds may appear in dangerous places—a distant music box, a wooden toy, or a wind-up key. - New sounds do not work as background music. They appear rarely, do not loop, and should feel like a strange sound from the next room rather than a constant soundtrack. - Inappropriate rhythmic sound solutions have been removed. The atmosphere has become quieter, colder, and closer to psychological horror. ### Events & The World - More personal strangeness has been added. The world sometimes responds to the player's habitual actions with small unsettling details, not just random effects. - Rare structural changes have been kept. They happen very rarely and leave consequences, to truly feel like a breach in the world's memory. - Hazardous effects are now more careful with important blocks. Containers, utility blocks, and key world elements are protected from accidental destruction. ### Stability & Fixes - Fixed recurring critical effects after re-entering the world. One-time events should no longer trigger endlessly on subsequent world loads. - The state of important events is now saved more reliably. The world better remembers already occurred moments and should not behave as if everything started anew after a restart. - Fixed issues with particles and creature rendering. Regular effects should no longer appear on the main pursuer. - Fixed respawn encounter errors. After player death, the encounter should no longer permanently disappear due to an invalid spawn point. - Improved overall effect stability. Visual, audio, and gameplay states now clean up better between worlds, dimensions, and gaming sessions.

# Memory Leak — Changelog ## [1.0.2] — 2026-08-19, 22:56 ### Visual Improvements - **Block rot visuals completely reworked.** The overlay is now stable — no flickering, no layering artifacts, and no floating geometry. The visual layer is drawn directly onto the block surface, eliminating any rendering artifacts. - **New rot textures and particles added.** Instead of vanilla cracks and standard particles, custom visual effects have been introduced: dark particles with a cold tint drift from infected blocks, creating a more organic and atmospheric decay effect. Vanilla crack textures are no longer used for rotting blocks. - **Rot visuals can no longer get stuck.** After chunk unloading, teleportation, or server-side stage desync, any stale local overlay is automatically cleared after a short timeout. Under normal play, the server updates visible stages well before this timeout. - **Mob rot visuals enhanced.** Infected mobs now consistently display rot effects with increased visibility. ### Meta Effects - **Extremely rare environmental effects restored.** In deep decay stages, roughly once every 20–40 minutes of playtime, one or two blocks near the player may temporarily disappear for a short time, then return to their original state. Containers, functional blocks, portals, and utility blocks are excluded; no drops are created; player blocks are not overwritten on restoration. ### Sound Design - **Background audio cues rebalanced.** The pacing of ambient sounds is now smoother and more predictable — no random bursts or extended silence. ### Balance - **Early game is noticeably calmer.** Fresh worlds now have a grace period before the first anomalies appear, and the first structural changes appear significantly later. The initial quiet window after world load has been extended. - **Event tempo is now more consistent overall.** Intervals between all major effects are more predictable — the experience feels like a gradual buildup rather than a random sequence of silence and spam. - **Pacing of intense events has been smoothed.** Even at peak, intense effects cannot occur too frequently, and large scenes no longer queue up. - **Fear escalation is now gentler.** The intensity curve rises more smoothly — healthy worlds are more patient, and critical phases are denser but no longer turn every system into a constant stream. - **Some structures now appear significantly less frequently and farther apart**, with an increased exclusion zone around the world spawn. - **Aggressive mob behaviors dialed back.** Random mob attacks no longer begin at high integrity — they are now limited to late-phase gameplay, with personal cooldowns, fewer simultaneous aggressive mobs, reduced damage, and only one attack per pulse. - **Some events are now rarer.** Personal cooldowns have been added, spawn chances and attempts reduced, and the maximum number of affected creatures lowered. - **Landscape-altering effects are now fully reversible.** They only affect shallow surface layers and do not create permanent changes. - **Rare structure transfer effects now occur less frequently**, with increased exploration requirements and longer cooldown periods after each appearance. - **Anomalies at high integrity now appear less frequently.** Intervals have been increased, and structural changes at high integrity are now noticeably rarer. ### Bug Fixes - **False effect display in other dimensions fixed.** Visual effects are now properly restricted to the Overworld only. - **Visual effects no longer persist between worlds.** Visual layers exist only in client memory and are fully cleared when leaving a world or changing dimensions. No blocks or entities are created in the save. - **Inventory anomaly is now safe.** Only exact markers created by the mod are restored; ordinary items can no longer be accidentally affected. Concurrent effects on the same slot are prevented. - **Sleep effects no longer get stuck.** States are properly reset after waking, allowing future sleep events to trigger correctly. - **Debug screen overlay now works reliably.** Effects are applied directly to existing text without blocking the standard interface. Intensity scales with world integrity. - **All event systems now properly reset between sessions.** Systems now start with the actual, saved state of the world rather than resetting on every login. This eliminates the wave of events that previously occurred on every world entry. - **Certain visual effects now work correctly.** They activate at the appropriate thresholds with proper intervals. - **Hostile entities now respect balance settings.** Their characteristics, spawn thresholds, and damage are now properly configurable. By default, they appear less frequently and are less dangerous. - **Exit effect is now more reliable.** The exit button no longer creates a false impression — the game continues to close normally. - **Creature anomalies no longer persist after world exit.** States are properly restored on server stop. Multiple anomaly effects on the same creature no longer stack incorrectly. ### Technical & Configuration - **All visible mod text is now compiled into the code.** Language files have been removed from the build entirely. All text is stored in compiled classes, meaning text cannot be replaced by resource packs, and reading mod files reveals nothing about the lore. - **Language support updated.** The mod now supports auto-detection (based on Minecraft's language), English, and Russian. Any non-Russian Minecraft language defaults to English. - **Configuration file is now minimal and spoiler-free.** Only a few user-facing settings remain in the file. All other settings are now transient — they keep their values in code but are no longer written to the file. - **Visual effects are now enabled by default.** - **Effect management command is now available to all players.** It no longer requires operator privileges. Debug functions remain locked. - **World snapshot saving is now atomic.** Snapshots are first built in a temporary folder and only moved into place after a successful copy, preventing corruption from a failed save. - **Configuration and service files are now written atomically.** Files are first saved to a temporary file and then swapped into place. An abrupt game shutdown should no longer leave these files empty or truncated. - **Player state markers are now saved correctly.** States persist between server restarts, preventing unwanted repeated effects. - **Container cleanup now correctly saves changes.** - **Diagnostic output now uses the standard logger.** Debug messages are suppressed in normal play. - **The log is now clean for normal players — only errors are logged.** Diagnostic lines are hidden so that effects are not exposed to anyone checking the logs. ### Performance & Stability - **World snapshots no longer corrupt on shutdown.** The snapshot build process has been made safer — the previous working version is retained if the new copy fails. - **Visual effects now appear instantly.** On the first frame after entering a world, effect states are synchronized with the actual world state, rather than slowly ramping up from zero. - **Improved error handling throughout.** The entire pipeline is wrapped in fail-safe protection. - **Effects now scale smoothly with world state.** At high values, the screen is nearly clean; as conditions worsen, effects intensify gradually with no sudden jumps. - **At critical states, the game remains playable.** All effect ceilings have been lowered. - **Event interval ranges have been tightened.** The random spread on all systems is now more predictable. - **All event systems now follow a unified rhythm.** A minimum gap between effects is enforced, ensuring steady pressure even at peak. ### Notes - This is a significant polish and maintenance release. The mod is now more stable, better balanced, and visually improved across the board. - The lore is now protected at the code level — text is no longer visible in resource packs or mod files. - Several balance changes will make the early game feel noticeably different — slower, calmer, and more atmospheric. - The visual pipeline has been completely reworked for smoother, more responsive display. Effects are enabled by default and scale with world state in real-time.

# Memory Leak — Changelog ## [1.0.1] — 2026-06-21 ### Multiplayer - Reworked events to be properly multiplayer-aware. Events now run for each player independently instead of focusing on a single one. - Fixed rare cases where an event could trigger in the wrong place relative to other players. Events now keep their distance from bystanders. ### Performance & Stability - Fixed long hangs (and an occasional freeze) when leaving a world. - Faster world loading when entering a world. ### Fixes - New worlds now start fresh instead of carrying over state from a previous world. - Fixed the player occasionally being placed in an unsafe spot when entering a world. Spawning is now back to normal, safe behavior. ### Notes - This is a maintenance release focused on multiplayer support, performance, and stability. No content was removed.

## 1.0.0 — Initial release First public release of **Memory Leak**. **Compatibility** - Minecraft `26.1.2` - Fabric Loader `0.19.3+` - Requires **Fabric API** - Compatible with Sodium & Iris **Notes** - Stable, fully playable build. - Single-player tested; designed for a client-side experience. - ⚠️ Headphones and a dark room recommended. If you run into bugs or crashes, please report them on the issue tracker or Discord with your `latest.log`.