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## 📝 Changelog - ProximityChat v1.0 RELEASE ### 🚀 New Features - **Smooth RGB Fading Logic** – Introduced a new distance-based fading system. - **Dynamic Fade Threshold** – Added start-percentage to the configuration. This allows you to keep messages at full brightness for a certain distance before the fading effect begins. - **Advanced Mute System** – Moderators can now silence players using /pchat mute. Supports both permanent mutes and timed durations (e.g., 30s, 15m, 2h, 7d). - **Immersive Sound System** – Added spatial audio feedback. Receivers will now hear distinct sounds for normal messages, shouts, and whispers. - **Cooldown** – Added an optional chat cooldown feature to prevent players from flooding the local chat. ### 🛠 Improvements & Refactoring - **Code Cleanup** – Completely stripped all internal comments and debug logs for a cleaner, production-ready codebase. - **Performance Optimization** – Refactored the distance calculation logic to ensure minimal impact on server TPS even during high chat activity. - **Configuration Overhaul** – All comments in config.yml. - **Enhanced Spy Mode** – Improved the reliability of Spy Mode to ensure staff members never miss a message, even across different worlds. **🐞 Bug Fixes**

First BETA with first features for **ProximityChat** ### What's added? Initial Release: Implemented core proximity-based chat system for Minecraft 1.21.x. - Chat Modes: Added Shout (!) and Whisper (#) mechanics with configurable ranges. - Admin Spy: Introduced a "Spy" mode allowing staff with pchat.spy to monitor all local conversations. - Full Customization: Added a config.yml file to fully customize distances, prefixes, and chat formats. - Reload Command: Added /pchat reload to update configuration changes in real-time without restarting the server.