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Version created to support pack format 121 (upcoming MC26.3) _pack format 107→121 again includes breaking changes to predicate definitions, hence the further separation of versions_ _I will still backport any future feature updates to older pack format versions when possible_

Version created to support pack format 121 (upcoming MC26.3) _pack format 107→121 again includes breaking changes to predicate definitions, hence the further separation of versions_ _I will still backport any future feature updates to older pack format versions when possible_

Version created to support pack format 107 (MC26.2) _New pack format included breaking changes to predicate definitions used in previous versions of this pack - seperating into pre and post format 107 versions for now_ _Also seems to be something odd occuring with Happy Ghast saving its motion data when player dismounts onto its head while in motion ("freezing" the ghast in place) and then remounts the Happy Ghast - causing it to briefly carry on its momentum from before it was dismounted - don't know if this is a MC26.2 bug or something somehow caused by the pack (or if this was just always the case and I only noticed now) but ill look into it shortly and push out a new patch if it's something to do with the pack._ _also corrected erroneous line break in config update msg footer_

Version created to support pack format 107 (MC26.2) _New pack format included breaking changes to predicate definitions used in previous versions of this pack - seperating into pre and post format 107 versions for now_ _Also seems to be something odd occuring with Happy Ghast saving its motion data when player dismounts onto its head while in motion ("freezing" the ghast in place) and then remounts the Happy Ghast - causing it to briefly carry on its momentum from before it was dismounted - don't know if this is a MC26.2 bug or something somehow caused by the pack (or if this was just always the case and I only noticed now) but ill look into it shortly and push out a new patch if it's something to do with the pack._ _also corrected erroneous line break in config update msg footer_

## V2.1.0: Simple Fast Speed Slider ### All changes made in this version add **ONLY OPTIONAL FEATURES** Nothing here alters any existing features, only adding new ones that can be **wholly ignored/disregarded without affecting the pack's basic/historic functionality.**<br>_{Unless you want to, you won't even know anything has changed. The pack remains plug-and-play! o7} Also "backported" this version to re-support MC1.21.9->26.1.2 👍 --- ### Added in-game config slider to adjust happy ghast flying speed The slider is contained in a dialog screen. The slider can be accessed: - ON INITIALIZATION (first install) by clicking the in-game chat message:<br>"(click to modify the speed increase (if you want!))" - AT ANY TIME with the following command: ``` /dialog show @s fast_happy_ghasts:set_happy_ghast_speed ``` ^{just typing "/dialog" will get you enough autocomplete to easily find the config} The Slider ranges from 0 -> 200 Vanilla Happy Ghast Flying Speed: 50 Simple Fast Happy Ghast Flying Speed Default: 90 ^{this is the value the pack has always used 👍} _Added slider as an option for altering the speed in game for simpler faster testing. This value was always configurable, but historically required editing an actual config file to do so. Now this can be done entirely in game and requires no file alterations or world reloads. (proud of this one, lol)_ --- ### Added function to better facillitate completely disabling/uninstalling the pack If you ever want to uninstall or disable this pack, running the following command will prompt/guide you how to best do so: ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/uninstall_main ``` NOTE: _if you are playing single player / not running a big server and just want to make your happy ghasts fast, you don't really have to worry about the fine details noted below_ - **if you ever decide to uninstall the pack it'll explain everything in game at that time.** --- If you'd like to read more about what uninstallation may look like depending on your server's use case you can read more about this here: <details> <summary>Data Purge / Alternate Operating Mode - Details & Explanation</summary> ### Data Purge Added function to purge all data relating to the pack/mod from your world to prep for a clean uninstallation without leftover scoreboards, scoreholders, data storage, etc. *(none of those things actually matter / cause any lingering functionality or anything - this is just for nerds (me) who like to keep their logic structures tidy)* ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/clear_all_data ``` <details> <summary>Further Specifics</summary> Just removing the pack from the file structure or using "/datapack disable" (if using the datapack version) will leave some lingering logic scaffolds / variables in the form of one data storage directory, one scoreboard, and three variable scoreholders. These are: - the directory "fast_happy_ghasts" containing the key value pair {flying_speed:*(double)*} - the scoreboard "sfhg_config" - the scoreholders ".Initialized", ".HappyGhastSpeed", & ".BroadcastReloadMessage" The function "fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/modes/clear_all_data" removes all these structures/values and removes the attribute modifier from all loaded happy ghasts at the time of the command's execution (because the attribute modifier is only applied while being ridden by a player, unloaded happy ghasts should always remain a non-issue*) Excerpt from in-game explanation: _"PLEASE NOTE this will effectively set this pack as never having existed, so make sure to remove this pack/mod before the next world or server reload, otherwise it will be like a fresh install and the pack would reinitialize itself!"_ </details> ### Alternate Operating Mode ("Cleanup") Added alternate operating mode that disables the pack's primary functions while retaining select low-logic functions to mitigate an uninstallation edge case ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/keep_cleanup ``` <details> <summary> Explanation of Uninstallation Complication / Edge Case<br>^{&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(multiplayer only)(only particularly problematic at scale)} </summary> PROBLEM: If a player disconnected from the server while riding a happy ghast and the pack is removed while said player is offline, when this player reconnects to the server the happy ghast they are riding would still be "fast" (whatever attribute modifier was applied) and would remain so permanently, even after dismounting. <br> <br> MITIGATION (SIMPLE): This can be easily mitigated if such an instance is ever identified by simply running (e.x.): ``` /execute as @a on vehicle if entity @s[type=happy_ghast] run attributte @s flyingspeed modifier remove speedup ``` At scale however, this could prove annoying to mitigate, so I've included an offered solution to this case within the pack itself if it is preferred over mitigating the issue independently. Excerpt from in-game explanation: _"As a solution to this case, the pack has a "cleanup" mode in which it will only run minimal logic (solely monitoring the "not_riding" advancement and retaining the scoreholder ".primary_logic_disabled" on the "sfhg_config" scoreboard) to check if each currently offline player is riding a happy ghast the next time they log in and remove the speed increase if they are._ _if you would rather independantly manage this potential edge case, you can instead just clear all data and flags relating to this pack as normal."_ </details> </details> --- _Thx for checking out my datapack!!_ -DRE

## V2.1.0: Simple Fast Speed Slider ### All changes made in this version add **ONLY OPTIONAL FEATURES** Nothing here alters any existing features, only adding new ones that can be **wholly ignored/disregarded without affecting the pack's basic/historic functionality.**<br>_{Unless you want to, you won't even know anything has changed. The pack remains plug-and-play! o7} Also "backported" this version to re-support MC1.21.9->26.1.2 👍 --- ### Added in-game config slider to adjust happy ghast flying speed The slider is contained in a dialog screen. The slider can be accessed: - ON INITIALIZATION (first install) by clicking the in-game chat message:<br>"(click to modify the speed increase (if you want!))" - AT ANY TIME with the following command: ``` /dialog show @s fast_happy_ghasts:set_happy_ghast_speed ``` ^{just typing "/dialog" will get you enough autocomplete to easily find the config} The Slider ranges from 0 -> 200 Vanilla Happy Ghast Flying Speed: 50 Simple Fast Happy Ghast Flying Speed Default: 90 ^{this is the value the pack has always used 👍} _Added slider as an option for altering the speed in game for simpler faster testing. This value was always configurable, but historically required editing an actual config file to do so. Now this can be done entirely in game and requires no file alterations or world reloads. (proud of this one, lol)_ --- ### Added function to better facillitate completely disabling/uninstalling the pack If you ever want to uninstall or disable this pack, running the following command will prompt/guide you how to best do so: ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/uninstall_main ``` NOTE: _if you are playing single player / not running a big server and just want to make your happy ghasts fast, you don't really have to worry about the fine details noted below_ - **if you ever decide to uninstall the pack it'll explain everything in game at that time.** --- If you'd like to read more about what uninstallation may look like depending on your server's use case you can read more about this here: <details> <summary>Data Purge / Alternate Operating Mode - Details & Explanation</summary> ### Data Purge Added function to purge all data relating to the pack/mod from your world to prep for a clean uninstallation without leftover scoreboards, scoreholders, data storage, etc. *(none of those things actually matter / cause any lingering functionality or anything - this is just for nerds (me) who like to keep their logic structures tidy)* ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/clear_all_data ``` <details> <summary>Further Specifics</summary> Just removing the pack from the file structure or using "/datapack disable" (if using the datapack version) will leave some lingering logic scaffolds / variables in the form of one data storage directory, one scoreboard, and three variable scoreholders. These are: - the directory "fast_happy_ghasts" containing the key value pair {flying_speed:*(double)*} - the scoreboard "sfhg_config" - the scoreholders ".Initialized", ".HappyGhastSpeed", & ".BroadcastReloadMessage" The function "fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/modes/clear_all_data" removes all these structures/values and removes the attribute modifier from all loaded happy ghasts at the time of the command's execution (because the attribute modifier is only applied while being ridden by a player, unloaded happy ghasts should always remain a non-issue*) Excerpt from in-game explanation: _"PLEASE NOTE this will effectively set this pack as never having existed, so make sure to remove this pack/mod before the next world or server reload, otherwise it will be like a fresh install and the pack would reinitialize itself!"_ </details> ### Alternate Operating Mode ("Cleanup") Added alternate operating mode that disables the pack's primary functions while retaining select low-logic functions to mitigate an uninstallation edge case ``` /function fast_happy_ghasts:uninstallation/keep_cleanup ``` <details> <summary> Explanation of Uninstallation Complication / Edge Case<br>^{&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;(multiplayer only)(only particularly problematic at scale)} </summary> PROBLEM: If a player disconnected from the server while riding a happy ghast and the pack is removed while said player is offline, when this player reconnects to the server the happy ghast they are riding would still be "fast" (whatever attribute modifier was applied) and would remain so permanently, even after dismounting. <br> <br> MITIGATION (SIMPLE): This can be easily mitigated if such an instance is ever identified by simply running (e.x.): ``` /execute as @a on vehicle if entity @s[type=happy_ghast] run attributte @s flyingspeed modifier remove speedup ``` At scale however, this could prove annoying to mitigate, so I've included an offered solution to this case within the pack itself if it is preferred over mitigating the issue independently. Excerpt from in-game explanation: _"As a solution to this case, the pack has a "cleanup" mode in which it will only run minimal logic (solely monitoring the "not_riding" advancement and retaining the scoreholder ".primary_logic_disabled" on the "sfhg_config" scoreboard) to check if each currently offline player is riding a happy ghast the next time they log in and remove the speed increase if they are._ _if you would rather independantly manage this potential edge case, you can instead just clear all data and flags relating to this pack as normal."_ </details> </details> --- _Thx for checking out my datapack!!_ -DRE

Updated to pack format 101 for MC26.1 compatibility **Overhauled all logic from scratch** making the pack simpler & faster<br> *(and happier & ghastlier?)* - no longer contains any ticking functions - now applies/removes the speed modifier with single tick accuracy (meaning you should no longer occasionally stutter when beginning to ride a happy ghast o7) - the reload message can now be disabled by clicking it in chat :) _Thx for checking out my datapack!! -DRE_

Updated to pack format 101 for MC26.1 compatibility **Overhauled all logic from scratch** making the pack simpler & faster<br> *(and happier & ghastlier?)* - no longer contains any ticking functions - now applies/removes the speed modifier with single tick accuracy (meaning you should no longer occasionally stutter when beginning to ride a happy ghast o7) - the reload message can now be disabled by clicking it in chat :) _Thx for checking out my datapack!! -DRE_

- Updated supported pack formats to 88->94 for 1.21.9, 1.21.10, and 1.21.11 compatibility

- Updated supported pack formats to 88->94 for 1.21.9, 1.21.10, and 1.21.11 compatibility

- Updated pack format to 81 for 1.21.7 + 1.21.8 compatibility

- Updated pack format to 80 for 1.21.6 compatibility - Fixed a typo in the load.mcfunction file

Initial Feature Complete Release