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- Fixed reflections under Sodium. With Sodium installed, mirrors showed the room behind them instead of a reflection; they now reflect correctly, matching vanilla. (0.2.1 claimed Sodium support but the reflections were actually broken.) Iris is still unsupported.

- Compatible with Sodium. Mirrors reflect correctly culled terrain and the main view is unaffected, because the reflection pass drives Sodium's own terrain culling. Iris is still unsupported.

- Reflections now show the real sky: the sky gradient, sun, moon, stars, and clouds, all matching the time of day. Mirrors used to show a flat fog colour where the sky belonged, which looked orange at dawn and dusk. - Mirrors are now waterloggable, so placing one underwater no longer leaves an air pocket. - New "Reflection resolution" setting renders reflections below screen resolution for a large performance gain with little visible difference. Very small on-screen mirrors are now skipped entirely. - The mirror recipe now shows up in the recipe book once you have the ingredients. - Reflection memory is freed when you leave a world, and the mirror pass costs nothing in worlds without mirrors. - The mod now declares itself incompatible with Sodium and Iris, which replace the renderer this mod hooks into. - The mod icon and issue links now appear in Mod Menu. - Many stability and correctness fixes: mirrors no longer corrupt the sky in the End, the view no longer stalls if a reflection errors mid-frame, and reflections restore the main view cleanly.

Brings the 26.1 build up to parity with 0.1.2 for 26.2: - Hall of mirrors: recursion depth is now configurable up to 8 bounces (was 2), so two facing mirrors show reflections receding into the distance. - Distant mirrors no longer flicker when a near mirror spends the frame budget on deep recursion. - Wider settings ranges: up to 16 mirrors on screen, 128 render passes per frame, 64 chunks of reflection distance. - The mirror now appears in the Functional Blocks creative tab. - The mirror has a solid oak back panel instead of a see-through frame when viewed from behind. - Reflections are now hidden behind the item in your hand instead of drawing over it. - Mirrors seen inside another mirror's reflection keep their frame. - Reflections reset cleanly when switching worlds or dimensions.

- The mirror has a solid oak back panel instead of a see-through frame when viewed from behind.

- Hall of mirrors: recursion depth is now configurable up to 8 bounces (was 2), so two facing mirrors show reflections receding into the distance. - Distant mirrors no longer flicker when a near mirror spends the frame budget on deep recursion. - Wider settings ranges: up to 16 mirrors on screen, 128 render passes per frame, 64 chunks of reflection distance. - The mirror now appears in the Functional Blocks creative tab. - Reflections reset cleanly when switching worlds or dimensions.

Initial release: a craftable mirror block that shows a live reflection of the world, rendered natively on the client with no extra rendering dependencies. Mirrors placed side by side merge into one seamless surface, mirror-in-mirror reflections are supported, and the budget knobs (planes, recursion, distance, fog) are tunable via Mod Menu.

Initial release: a craftable mirror block that shows a live reflection of the world, rendered natively on the client with no extra rendering dependencies. Mirrors placed side by side merge into one seamless surface, mirror-in-mirror reflections are supported, and the budget knobs (planes, recursion, distance, fog) are tunable via Mod Menu.