ReplayCore: Cloud Minecraft Replay Plugin

v1.5.51 Full changelog: - Recordings stay complete on servers with slow or busy disks: the plugin no longer waits for the disk before taking in new data. - Spreads entity updates on very crowded ticks over the next few ticks, with nothing lost. - Removes a regular lag spike on busy worlds caused by the periodic entity check. - Uses less temporary memory while recording entities. - Skips a keyframe that is too large to upload instead of failing the upload later. - Paper 1.16.5: lighter chunk snapshots, and unchanged chunk resends are no longer re-read (WorldEdit and FAWE edits are still recorded). - Records custom armour models, armour stand equipment and invisible item frames, so resource-pack replays show them. - Reports the server's resource-pack link so ReplayCore can import the pack automatically.

v1.5.50 Full changelog: - Saving a recording takes far less server time: about 5 times faster with 50 players online. - Steadier TPS while recordings are saved on busy servers.

v1.5.49 Full changelog: - Much smaller replay files on busy servers (about half the size with 50 players), with player health, hunger, XP, armour and inventory shown exactly as before. - Less recording work on the server for every player online.

v1.5.48 Full changelog: - New: the in-game /replays menu now shows players, game mode, worlds and deaths for each replay. - About 30% less server time on modern versions, with recording now holding the same TPS as no plugin in our 50-player tests. - Much smaller lag spikes after a recording splits into a new segment. - Unchanged terrain is carried into the next segment instead of being captured again. - The replay list in the Dashboard now loads in milliseconds on large accounts.

v1.5.47 Full changelog: - New: build your in-game /replays menu in the Dashboard, no Java or config edits needed. - Servers that never open the Dashboard get a polished default /replays menu. - /replays keeps working when another plugin, such as Duels, also claims the command (/rc replays as a fallback). - Fixed « and » showing as boxes in the viewer's Minecraft font. - Recording uses less server time, with no capture thinned. - Smoother server performance when a recording splits, with no stall. - Recordings begin capturing faster when they start. - Fixed dropped moments and recording cuts caused by stalls after a recording splits.

v1.5.46 Full changelog: - Fixed Dashboard settings not reaching servers installed with the Loader, which now connect automatically once approved. - Replays now split per match automatically when a supported match plugin is detected (Split by: Auto in the Dashboard). - New built-in support for BedWars2023, Screaming BedWars, Spartan and Duels Optimised, detected with no setup. - Fixed match markers for BedWars1058, MBedwars and Duels. - Three new PlaceholderAPI placeholders: replay count, latest replay name and latest replay link.

v1.5.45 Full changelog: - Fixed missing terrain in later parts of long recordings that split into several segments.

v1.5.44 Full changelog: - New dashboard banner and update prompt for servers still running an old classic plugin. - Much lighter recording on modern versions (about 25 to 30% less server time on 1.16 to 1.21), with nothing near players left out. - Fixed replays staying on "Coming Soon" for hours, with recent matches now ready first. - Fixed replays freezing for seconds and losing nearby terrain when crossing every 5 minute boundary. - Far fewer degraded recordings on busy servers: segments now wait until their terrain is fully captured. - Smoother follow and first-person camera in the viewer. - Tidier viewer controls in one row, with the server name back in the top right. - Fixed free and top-down cameras still showing the hotbar of a previously followed player. - Fixed a stray colour dot appearing on dyed leather armour in inventory slots.

v1.5.43 Full changelog: - Particles, knockback, potion effects, mounts and chat are now recorded on servers that run matches in separate worlds - Smoother follow and first-person camera that moves just like a vanilla spectator - A tidier one-row player controls bar, with clip tools, panels and settings grouped into menus - Fixed long replays freezing and distant terrain vanishing every five minutes - Free camera no longer shows the hotbar of the last player you followed - Removed the stray colour dot on dyed leather armour in the inventory view - The viewer now reloads itself after an update instead of showing a loading error

v1.5.42 Recording now costs almost nothing on busy servers, and the viewer looks and plays much closer to Minecraft. Changelog: - Replays now have sound on servers that run matches in separate worlds, and older recordings play their hit, bow and block sounds too - Busy servers keep their normal TPS while recording, even with 100+ players online - 1.8 recordings are about a third of the size, using fewer threads and less CPU - Terrain is no longer missing when a long recording is split into parts - A recording is never cut short or refused when the server is under load - Item tooltips look like Minecraft's, with the same font, colours and enchantment lines - Bows draw properly on 1.8 replays, and enchanted items show their glint - Fullscreen shows just the scene, the scrub bar and the controls - Fixed terrain vanishing or loading slowly during playback and after teleports - The timeline shows kills, deaths and world changes instead of every minor hit