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### v1.2 **✨ New** - **Death points** — when you die, ST Explorer remembers where, and it keeps your last 10 deaths, not just the latest. Each one gets a ☠ row in your waypoint list (with how far away it is) and in the chat, with [Go] (a compass that points to it) and [✕] (forget it), and a soul-wisp light marks the spot within 64 blocks. They don't use up your 20 waypoints. - **They clear themselves** — walk back to a death point and it disappears from your list, together with its light and its compass, with a soft chime and a puff of souls. It only clears once you've been more than 12 blocks away, so dying and respawning right there doesn't erase it. - **One compass per death** — [Go] gives a compass named with the death's coordinates, and forgetting that death point with [✕] also takes its compass out of your inventory, so you never carry a compass to a place that's gone. - **Button sounds** — the delete confirmation, the "hold a Book and Quill" warning and the "waypoint no longer exists" warning now make a sound like the rest of the menu, so every button gives feedback. **🔧 Improved** - **Much smoother on busy servers** — each player's biome check, structure check and waypoint particles now run on their own tick instead of all at once, so the lag spikes are gone: in our tests the heaviest tick with 10 players dropped about 80%. - **Lighter menu upkeep** — buttons are checked every 0.1 s and their triggers re-armed every 4 ticks instead of every tick, and the waypoint particles only look at as many slots as you actually use. - **Language buttons refresh the menu** — picking English or Español reopens the menu already in the new language. **⚠️ Notes** - Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 26.3. Pick the download that matches your version. - The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody.

### v1.2 **✨ New** - **Death points** — when you die, ST Explorer remembers where, and it keeps your last 10 deaths, not just the latest. Each one gets a ☠ row in your waypoint list (with how far away it is) and in the chat, with [Go] (a compass that points to it) and [✕] (forget it), and a soul-wisp light marks the spot within 64 blocks. They don't use up your 20 waypoints. - **They clear themselves** — walk back to a death point and it disappears from your list, together with its light and its compass, with a soft chime and a puff of souls. It only clears once you've been more than 12 blocks away, so dying and respawning right there doesn't erase it. - **One compass per death** — [Go] gives a compass named with the death's coordinates, and forgetting that death point with [✕] also takes its compass out of your inventory, so you never carry a compass to a place that's gone. - **Button sounds** — the delete confirmation, the "hold a Book and Quill" warning and the "waypoint no longer exists" warning now make a sound like the rest of the menu, so every button gives feedback. **🔧 Improved** - **Much smoother on busy servers** — each player's biome check, structure check and waypoint particles now run on their own tick instead of all at once, so the lag spikes are gone: in our tests the heaviest tick with 10 players dropped about 80%. - **Lighter menu upkeep** — buttons are checked every 0.1 s and their triggers re-armed every 4 ticks instead of every tick, and the waypoint particles only look at as many slots as you actually use. - **Language buttons refresh the menu** — picking English or Español reopens the menu already in the new language. **⚠️ Notes** - Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 26.3. Pick the download that matches your version. - The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 26.3 v1.1 — 26.3 ✨ New Abandoned Camp — the new 26.3 structure is now the 20th structure to find; all 18 biome variants count as one, with the usual title and chime. Dappled Forest — the new 26.3 biome is counted (66 in total). 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 26.3, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. Waypoint compass names on 26.3 — the naming step now uses the item-modifier format that 26.3 introduced, so compasses are named Waypoint compass #3 · My base as before. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 26.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 26.3 v1.1 — 26.3 ✨ New Abandoned Camp — the new 26.3 structure is now the 20th structure to find; all 18 biome variants count as one, with the usual title and chime. Dappled Forest — the new 26.3 biome is counted (66 in total). 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 26.3, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. Waypoint compass names on 26.3 — the naming step now uses the item-modifier format that 26.3 introduced, so compasses are named Waypoint compass #3 · My base as before. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 26.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 26.2 v1.1 — 26.2 ✨ New Sulfur Caves — the new 26.2 biome is counted (65 in total). 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 26.2, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. Total on 26.2 — the old all-in-one build also counted Dappled Forest, which only exists in 26.3, so 100% was unreachable. This build counts exactly what 26.2 has. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 26.2. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 26.2 v1.1 — 26.2 ✨ New Sulfur Caves — the new 26.2 biome is counted (65 in total). 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 26.2, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. Total on 26.2 — the old all-in-one build also counted Dappled Forest, which only exists in 26.3, so 100% was unreachable. This build counts exactly what 26.2 has. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 26.2. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21.5 – 26.1.x v1.1 — 1.21.5 – 26.1.x 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21.5 – 26.1.x, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21.5 → 26.1.x. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21.5 – 26.1.x v1.1 — 1.21.5 – 26.1.x 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21.5 – 26.1.x, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. 🐛 Fixed Names without quotes on 26.1+ — waypoint names, icons and distances showed up wrapped in quotes (like "Home" and " m") in the chat, the list and the compass name; they read clean again. Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21.5 → 26.1.x. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21.4 v1.1 — 1.21.4 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21.4, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. Pale Garden — counted (64 in total); it arrived in 1.21.4. Clickable menus on 1.21 → 1.21.4 — buttons use the text format those versions understand. 🐛 Fixed Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21.4. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21.4 v1.1 — 1.21.4 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21.4, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. Pale Garden — counted (64 in total); it arrived in 1.21.4. Clickable menus on 1.21 → 1.21.4 — buttons use the text format those versions understand. 🐛 Fixed Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21.4. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21 – 1.21.3 v1.1 — 1.21 – 1.21.3 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21 – 1.21.3, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. Right total for 1.21 → 1.21.3 — 63 biomes, since Pale Garden did not exist yet. Clickable menus on 1.21 → 1.21.4 — buttons use the text format those versions understand. 🐛 Fixed Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 1.21.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

ST Explorer 1.1 — Minecraft 1.21 – 1.21.3 v1.1 — 1.21 – 1.21.3 🔧 Improved One build per Minecraft era — this download targets only 1.21 – 1.21.3, with its own clean files and no version patches inside, so it loads as a plain datapack. Lighter on busy servers — the per-player upkeep (menu buttons, counters, language) now runs once per tick for everybody instead of once per player: about 30% fewer commands per tick with 10 players online. Right total for 1.21 → 1.21.3 — 63 biomes, since Pale Garden did not exist yet. Clickable menus on 1.21 → 1.21.4 — buttons use the text format those versions understand. 🐛 Fixed Welcome message in your own language — it used to switch to Spanish for everybody as soon as one player used Spanish; now each player gets it in their own language. ⚠️ Notes Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 1.21.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. For other Minecraft versions, download the matching build.

## ST Explorer 1.0 ### ✨ New - 🧭 **Biome Explorer** — a title with the biome's name the first time you step into it, in a different color every time, plus a soft chime. Your count lives in the menu (*12/66*) next to a **View missing** list. The total adjusts to your version: 63, 64 or 66. - 🏛 **Structure Explorer** — the same for 19 structures (village, mansion, ancient city, trial chambers, bastion…). Variants count as one, and a chat line shows your running count. - 📍 **Waypoints** — up to 20 per player in a paged list with a **[+ New waypoint]** button. Pick one of 10 types or name it yourself with a Book and Quill; every row shows how far away it is, and deleting asks you to confirm. - 🧭 **Waypoint compasses** — **[Go]** gives you a compass named after the waypoint (*Waypoint compass #3 · My base*). Press it again and it replaces the old one; rename the waypoint and the compasses you carry follow. - 💡 **Waypoint beams** — only you see your waypoints: a column of light from up to 64 blocks away that gets lower and calmer as you get close, a splash of color for each type, and a burst of sparks when you save one. - 🌀 **Portal waypoints** — stepping into a Nether portal saves it automatically on that side. The two **Last portal used** buttons give you a compass to the Overworld side or the Nether side, each to its own portal. - 🌐 **One bilingual menu** — English / Español for each player, with independent on/off switches for the three modules. ### ⚠️ Notes - Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 26.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. - Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. Progress and waypoints saved with Survival Tweaks aren't carried over. - The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. - A world on exactly 26.2 shows Dappled Forest as unreachable until it updates to 26.3.

## ST Explorer 1.0 ### ✨ New - 🧭 **Biome Explorer** — a title with the biome's name the first time you step into it, in a different color every time, plus a soft chime. Your count lives in the menu (*12/66*) next to a **View missing** list. The total adjusts to your version: 63, 64 or 66. - 🏛 **Structure Explorer** — the same for 19 structures (village, mansion, ancient city, trial chambers, bastion…). Variants count as one, and a chat line shows your running count. - 📍 **Waypoints** — up to 20 per player in a paged list with a **[+ New waypoint]** button. Pick one of 10 types or name it yourself with a Book and Quill; every row shows how far away it is, and deleting asks you to confirm. - 🧭 **Waypoint compasses** — **[Go]** gives you a compass named after the waypoint (*Waypoint compass #3 · My base*). Press it again and it replaces the old one; rename the waypoint and the compasses you carry follow. - 💡 **Waypoint beams** — only you see your waypoints: a column of light from up to 64 blocks away that gets lower and calmer as you get close, a splash of color for each type, and a burst of sparks when you save one. - 🌀 **Portal waypoints** — stepping into a Nether portal saves it automatically on that side. The two **Last portal used** buttons give you a compass to the Overworld side or the Nether side, each to its own portal. - 🌐 **One bilingual menu** — English / Español for each player, with independent on/off switches for the three modules. ### ⚠️ Notes - Supports Minecraft 1.21 → 26.3. No other pack and no operator permissions required. - Survival Tweaks already includes all of this: use one or the other, not both. Progress and waypoints saved with Survival Tweaks aren't carried over. - The on/off switches are server-wide: on a multiplayer server, anyone can flip them for everybody. - A world on exactly 26.2 shows Dappled Forest as unreachable until it updates to 26.3.