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- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- Smithing: shift-click crafting now pays XP and rolls returns (was 0 XP); shift-click on furnace output now rolls bonus ingots; bonus ingots roll on the count actually taken (GitHub #9) - Skills screen: smelting listed as a bonus-ingot source, not an XP source (it never gave XP) - F1 hides the skill XP bar on every version (GitHub #8) - Inventory "Skills" tab re-positions every frame — no longer left behind when the recipe book opens (GitHub #5) - New optional `extendedLevels` (default OFF) + `extendedMaxLevel` (default 999, 101–999): skills level past 100, bonuses keep their formula (level 200 = double level 100). Only values that would break the game are capped (chances at 100%, recovery time floor, sneak visibility floor, Lure V). Turning it off never deletes XP (GitHub #6) - Level cap is the server's setting, synced to clients

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- 1.20.1 Forge: skill data is re-sent to the client after a dimension change, a respawn and a gamemode change. It was sent on join only, so skills looked reset until you relogged — the server never lost them. - Other versions are unaffected; nothing else changed.

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Config file is now `config/skill-proficiencies.json`. An existing `config/specialities.json` is renamed on first load — settings carry over untouched, nothing to do by hand - New `hudShiftAmount` (default 7): how far the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor are raised. Set it to `0` to leave the vanilla HUD exactly where it was — for Raised, Nostalgic Tweaks, Melancholic Hunger and anything else that moves those rows - New `hudBarYOffset` (default 0): moves the skill XP bar itself up or down, for when another mod has already shifted the hotbar out from under it - Both are client-local, never synced, same footing as `showXpHudBar`. 26.2/26.1: Mod Menu config screen, Interface category. Older versions: edit the json - Skills screen is titled "Skill Proficiencies"; the inventory tab keeps its short label - Mod id, namespace and saved skill data stay `specialities` — no world data is touched

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- Fix: with `showXpHudBar` off, the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor return to vanilla height even with Archetypes installed. They stayed raised by 7px above an empty band before - Needs Archetypes 1.2.0+ for Archetypes' own HUD rows to sit flush; older Archetypes hardcodes the old offset and will sit 7px high with the bar hidden. Cosmetic only - No change with the bar on, and none without Archetypes

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- New config `showXpHudBar`: hide the skill XP bar; the vanilla XP bar, hearts, food and armor drop back to their standard position. Default on - Client-side setting, never synced — a server cannot hide your bar, and yours hides nobody else's - 26.2/26.1: toggle it in the Mod Menu config screen, new Interface category. Older versions: edit `showXpHudBar` in config/specialities.json - Level-up toasts, the skills screen and the stealth vignette are unaffected

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Stealth crit split into two tiers: melee swings keep x2.0→x3.0; bow/crossbow arrows are now x1.5→x2.0. Nothing else qualifies — magic, bleeds, poison and thorns reflects no longer crit from stealth - Combat skill's damage bonus now applies only to real weapon attacks: melee swings, arrows from bows/crossbows and thrown tridents. DoTs, thorns and other passive procs that borrow you as their damage source no longer ride it - New op commands: /skillprof set|max|reset|show

- Renamed: Specialities is now Skill Proficiencies (mod id unchanged — existing worlds and skill progress carry over) - External-skill API: other mods can register their own skills via the specialities:skills entrypoint (same XP curve, HUD bar, toasts and skills-screen row as built-ins) - Skills button in the survival inventory is now a bookmark tab on the panel's top edge, clear of the potion-effect list

- Renamed: Specialities is now Skill Proficiencies (mod id unchanged — existing worlds and skill progress carry over) - External-skill API: other mods can register their own skills via the specialities:skills entrypoint (same XP curve, HUD bar, toasts and skills-screen row as built-ins) - Skills button in the survival inventory is now a bookmark tab on the panel's top edge, clear of the potion-effect list

- Combat rebalance: max weapon damage bonus x2.0 → x1.5, max attack/bow-draw speed bonus 2× → ~1.4× - Config file (config/specialities.json): combat damage, attack/draw speed, mining speed, luck breakpoint, global XP rate - Optional in-game config screen via Mod Menu + Cloth Config

- Combat rebalance: max weapon damage bonus x2.0 → x1.5, max attack/bow-draw speed bonus 2× → ~1.4× - Config file (config/specialities.json): combat damage, attack/draw speed, mining speed, luck breakpoint, global XP rate - Optional in-game config screen via Mod Menu + Cloth Config

**Skills screen rework — you can now see what the mod actually does.** - Every skill is listed, not just the ones you have started. Ones you have not touched are greyed out, so you always know what is there to train. - The arrow beside each skill opens a short note on exactly where its XP comes from. - Hovering a skill still shows its live bonuses at your current level. - The list scrolls, since all 15 skills no longer fit on one screen. **Other changes** - Athletics now gains XP from jumping. A sprint jump gives 4x a standing jump, matching vanilla's own exhaustion split — the hungriest way to move is the fastest way to train. - The sneaking vignette is now violet instead of black, so it reads as stealth rather than nightfall, and the detection sound is gone. - Clearer wording throughout the skill notes.

**Skills screen rework — you can now see what the mod actually does.** - Every skill is listed, not just the ones you have started. Ones you have not touched are greyed out, so you always know what is there to train. - The arrow beside each skill opens a short note on exactly where its XP comes from. - Hovering a skill still shows its live bonuses at your current level. - The list scrolls, since all 15 skills no longer fit on one screen. **Other changes** - Athletics now gains XP from jumping. A sprint jump gives 4x a standing jump, matching vanilla's own exhaustion split — the hungriest way to move is the fastest way to train. - The sneaking vignette is now violet instead of black, so it reads as stealth rather than nightfall, and the detection sound is gone. - Clearer wording throughout the skill notes.

Adds three artisan skills - Smithing (crafting XP by material value; resourcefulness returns materials; smelting multicraft x2/x4/x8), Alchemy (brewing XP; chance to keep ingredients), and Enchanting (half-cost enchants and bonus/upgraded enchantments). Sneaking now shows a stealth vignette: the screen edges tint violet while you're hidden near hostiles and flash light when you're spotted.

Adds three artisan skills - Smithing (crafting XP by material value; resourcefulness returns materials; smelting multicraft x2/x4/x8), Alchemy (brewing XP; chance to keep ingredients), and Enchanting (half-cost enchants and bonus/upgraded enchantments). Sneaking now shows a stealth vignette: the screen edges tint violet while you're hidden near hostiles and flash light when you're spotted.

Initial public release: 12 skills (mining, woodcutting, harvesting, excavation, fishing, combat, arms mastery, archery, defence, acrobatics, athletics, sneaking) with passive bonuses stacking additively with vanilla enchantments; skill HUD bar, level-up toasts, skills screen, and creative knowledge books.

Backport of 1.0.0 to Minecraft 26.1/26.1.1/26.1.2. Identical features: all 12 skills, passives, HUD, toasts and skills screen.