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## 0.1.3 ### Fixed - **Mobs teleporting in 26.3 recordings.** Zombies, skeletons and other mobs snapped 1–2 blocks, mostly 32 blocks from the recorded player. 26.3 changed its position-sync packet and SimplyFlashback ignored it, so mob positions drifted from the server's. - Teleports with relative coordinates were applied as absolute positions. - Mobs jumped at the moment they died. - Mobs near the 32-block edge flipped between two position sources every few ticks. - A position correction no longer resets a mob's head rotation. - If a future version changes the packet again, a one-time error is logged instead of failing silently. ### Performance - Noticeably lower server-thread cost with many players clipped or recorded: about 25% lower tick time in a 50-player test (50 clips + 10 recordings). - Saving a clip no longer stalls the tick thread; the footage is processed on a background thread. - Faster replay zip writing, disk-quota cleanup, tab-completion and registry snapshots. ### Stability - A slow disk can no longer grow a recording's memory without limit; recording stops cleanly if free disk space runs low. - Clip footage files are kept until a pending save has read them. - Clips re-capture the world after dropped packets instead of leaving holes. - Shutdown now waits at most ~50 seconds in total. - Fixed rare recording-limit and stop races on Folia. - Snapshots only include entities within view distance, so they stay small on busy servers. - The TPS circuit breaker reacts to lag within seconds (Paper; uses recent tick time). - The audit log rolls over at 5 MB.

## SimplyFlashback 0.1.2 ### Added - Player chat is now recorded in replays. It is saved as normal chat that Flashback can play. - Replays now start with the player's health, food and XP, the world border and scoreboard team colors. - Particles and map data are now recorded. - Minecraft 26.3: stepped entity movement now plays smoothly. - The hotbar is recorded slot by slot. - The log now warns when a replay has gaps. It reports dropped or unencodable packets, an unreadable movement packet, and a Minecraft version that only has the closest adapter. ### Changed - Replays and clips are now saved as `.zip` files, not `.flashback`. Existing `.flashback` files are still listed, counted and cleaned up as before. - The recording buffer is bigger, so busy moments are less likely to lose data. - Recording no longer pauses movement when the server's TPS is low. Only chunk filling pauses. ### Fixed - One bad entity or item can no longer stop a recording from advancing. - A failed save no longer loses the recording silently. It is kept in memory and written when the recording stops. - Replay files are written to a temporary file first, so a crash can't leave a broken replay. Leftover temporary files are cleaned up on startup. - Server shutdown now saves all active recordings together within 30 seconds, so the server no longer hangs on stop. - Missing or outdated terrain after leaving and returning to an area. - Holes in the map right after a recording starts or you change dimension. - Recording chunks could be written out of order after a disk error. - A recording that failed to rebuild after a dimension change now ends cleanly instead of hanging. - Folia: players far away could be listed in a replay without their tab-list entry. - Minecraft 26.3: entities no longer freeze at their spawn point. - The first-person inventory crash in Flashback playback. ### Removed - Particles and map data are no longer filtered out of replays.

# New - Minecraft 26.3 support on Paper and Folia. - Crash and spam protection. Clip and recording saves now have cooldowns, so players can’t spam saves to lag or crash the server. Each player can only save one clip at a time, and there’s a limit on how many clips the whole server queues at once. You can change all of this in config.yml. - /clip stop saves automatically. It saves the last few seconds, then stops. - Separate permission for each command. For example, simplyflashback.command.clip and simplyflashback.command.record. The old simplyflashback.command still grants everything, so existing setups keep working. - simplyflashback.cooldown.bypass lets staff skip the cooldowns. - Optional auto-update (admin.auto-update, off by default). It downloads the newest compatible version, which installs on the next restart. # Fixes - Hit/swing animation. The recorded player’s own hit/swing animation was missing from replays. It now shows, and players still don’t need a client mod. # Upgrading - Existing configs: your current config.yml won’t get the new settings automatically. The plugin uses sensible defaults until you add them.