Mentalitys | Custom Enchants

## Custom Enchants 3.2.5 — Minecraft 1.21.11 This is a targeted Double Jump movement hotfix for Minecraft 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. ### Fixed - Double Jump movement is now predicted immediately on the activation input tick instead of waiting for the full client → server → client round trip. - Fixed the delayed horizontal/vertical kick that made Double Jump feel jerky on Minecraft 1.21.x. - Sprint state and activation yaw are now captured at the exact activation moment, preventing the jump impulse from using a later/stale direction. - Server validation remains authoritative. - Server approval is acknowledgement-only and no longer applies the same movement impulse a second time after network latency. - Minecraft 1.21.11 uses its correct `hurtMarked` movement synchronization path. ### Validation - Final Double Jump behavior was manually verified and accepted on Minecraft 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Gradle check/build, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests pass. Minecraft 1.20.1 is unaffected and remains on version 3.2.4. No enchantment balance or configuration changes.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.5 — Minecraft 1.21.11 This is a targeted Double Jump movement hotfix for Minecraft 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. ### Fixed - Double Jump movement is now predicted immediately on the activation input tick instead of waiting for the full client → server → client round trip. - Fixed the delayed horizontal/vertical kick that made Double Jump feel jerky on Minecraft 1.21.x. - Sprint state and activation yaw are now captured at the exact activation moment, preventing the jump impulse from using a later/stale direction. - Server validation remains authoritative. - Server approval is acknowledgement-only and no longer applies the same movement impulse a second time after network latency. - Minecraft 1.21.11 uses its correct `hurtMarked` movement synchronization path. ### Validation - Final Double Jump behavior was manually verified and accepted on Minecraft 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Gradle check/build, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests pass. Minecraft 1.20.1 is unaffected and remains on version 3.2.4. No enchantment balance or configuration changes.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.4 — Minecraft 1.21.11 This is a small librarian-trade compatibility fix. ### Fixed - Custom enchanted-book trades from librarians now always require both the configured emerald price and one regular book. - Fixed cases where a custom enchanted book could be purchased for emeralds only. - Custom enchanted-book levels are no longer gated behind higher librarian tiers: any defined custom enchantment level can now roll from a novice librarian onward, matching vanilla enchanted-book availability more closely. - Existing custom-book emerald prices, enchantment levels, max uses, villager XP rewards, and price multipliers are preserved. ### Validation - Librarian trade behavior was manually verified in-game before release. - Tested on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Gradle checks, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.3.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.4 — Minecraft 1.21.1 This is a small librarian-trade compatibility fix. ### Fixed - Custom enchanted-book trades from librarians now always require both the configured emerald price and one regular book. - Fixed cases where a custom enchanted book could be purchased for emeralds only. - Custom enchanted-book levels are no longer gated behind higher librarian tiers: any defined custom enchantment level can now roll from a novice librarian onward, matching vanilla enchanted-book availability more closely. - Existing custom-book emerald prices, enchantment levels, max uses, villager XP rewards, and price multipliers are preserved. ### Validation - Librarian trade behavior was manually verified in-game before release. - Tested on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Gradle checks, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.3.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.4 — Minecraft 1.20.1 This is a small librarian-trade compatibility fix. ### Fixed - Custom enchanted-book trades from librarians now always require both the configured emerald price and one regular book. - Fixed cases where a custom enchanted book could be purchased for emeralds only. - Custom enchanted-book levels are no longer gated behind higher librarian tiers: any defined custom enchantment level can now roll from a novice librarian onward, matching vanilla enchanted-book availability more closely. - Existing custom-book emerald prices, enchantment levels, max uses, villager XP rewards, and price multipliers are preserved. ### Validation - Librarian trade behavior was manually verified in-game before release. - Tested on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Gradle checks, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.3.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.3 — Minecraft 1.21.11 This release fixes **Feedback** shield protection. ### Fixed - Feedback now blocks newly applied harmful status effects while the enchanted shield is actively raised. - Harming / Instant Damage and other supported magical damage are now blocked independently of vanilla shield-facing and shield-bypass rules. - Harmful effects that were already active before raising the shield are no longer removed, shortened, extended, replaced, or otherwise modified. - Beneficial and neutral status effects are completely unaffected by Feedback and continue to work normally. ### Feedback behavior While a Feedback shield is raised: - New harmful effects are blocked. - Supported magical damage, including Harming / Instant Damage, is blocked. - Existing harmful effects continue normally without being changed. - Beneficial and neutral effects continue normally. ### Validation - Final Feedback behavior was manually verified in-game. - Tested across Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Fabric GameTests, release-JAR verification and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. No enchantment balance or configuration changes. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.2.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.3 — Minecraft 1.21.1 This release fixes **Feedback** shield protection. ### Fixed - Feedback now blocks newly applied harmful status effects while the enchanted shield is actively raised. - Harming / Instant Damage and other supported magical damage are now blocked independently of vanilla shield-facing and shield-bypass rules. - Harmful effects that were already active before raising the shield are no longer removed, shortened, extended, replaced, or otherwise modified. - Beneficial and neutral status effects are completely unaffected by Feedback and continue to work normally. ### Feedback behavior While a Feedback shield is raised: - New harmful effects are blocked. - Supported magical damage, including Harming / Instant Damage, is blocked. - Existing harmful effects continue normally without being changed. - Beneficial and neutral effects continue normally. ### Validation - Final Feedback behavior was manually verified in-game. - Tested across Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Fabric GameTests, release-JAR verification and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. No enchantment balance or configuration changes. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.2.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.3 — Minecraft 1.20.1 This release fixes **Feedback** shield protection. ### Fixed - Feedback now blocks newly applied harmful status effects while the enchanted shield is actively raised. - Harming / Instant Damage and other supported magical damage are now blocked independently of vanilla shield-facing and shield-bypass rules. - Harmful effects that were already active before raising the shield are no longer removed, shortened, extended, replaced, or otherwise modified. - Beneficial and neutral status effects are completely unaffected by Feedback and continue to work normally. ### Feedback behavior While a Feedback shield is raised: - New harmful effects are blocked. - Supported magical damage, including Harming / Instant Damage, is blocked. - Existing harmful effects continue normally without being changed. - Beneficial and neutral effects continue normally. ### Validation - Final Feedback behavior was manually verified in-game. - Tested across Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Unit/contract tests, Fabric GameTests, release-JAR verification and dedicated-server smoke tests pass on all supported versions. No enchantment balance or configuration changes. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with 3.2.2.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.2 — Minecraft 1.20.1 This release fixes **Drill** behavior, especially when mining at diagonal or awkward camera angles. ### Fixed - Drill now determines its 3×3 mining plane from the actual block face hit by the player's view ray. - Fixed incorrect or inconsistent 3×3 orientation at diagonal camera angles and when aiming near block edges or corners. - Air, protected, unloaded, or otherwise unavailable cells inside the planned 3×3 area are now skipped instead of aborting the remaining blocks. - Sneaking (`Shift`) still disables Drill and keeps normal single-block mining. ### Validation - Manually tested in-game on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Verified on walls, floors, ceilings, diagonal camera angles, edge/corner aiming, gaps inside the 3×3 plane and sneaking. - Automated unit/contract tests, Gradle checks, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests are green. No enchantment balance or configuration changes. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with previous 3.1.x releases.

## Custom Enchants 3.2.2 — Minecraft 1.21.1 This release fixes **Drill** behavior, especially when mining at diagonal or awkward camera angles. ### Fixed - Drill now determines its 3×3 mining plane from the actual block face hit by the player's view ray. - Fixed incorrect or inconsistent 3×3 orientation at diagonal camera angles and when aiming near block edges or corners. - Air, protected, unloaded, or otherwise unavailable cells inside the planned 3×3 area are now skipped instead of aborting the remaining blocks. - Sneaking (`Shift`) still disables Drill and keeps normal single-block mining. ### Validation - Manually tested in-game on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1 and 1.21.11. - Verified on walls, floors, ceilings, diagonal camera angles, edge/corner aiming, gaps inside the 3×3 plane and sneaking. - Automated unit/contract tests, Gradle checks, release-JAR verification, Fabric GameTests and dedicated-server smoke tests are green. No enchantment balance or configuration changes. Existing worlds and configurations remain compatible with previous 3.1.x releases.