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Added pale oak, items made from it, copper rods, chains, lantern, and golems. Improved emission. Added new "/emission" command

Emission progress now persists when leaving the world and pauses properly in the menu. Added a cinematic post-blowout weather transition, final-seconds white flashes, and screen-space distortion for Psi-zones. Introduced biome-specific anomaly world generation with a customizable spawn rate GameRule.

English translation added. Ejection progress synchronized between client and server. Added instruction for the Anomaly Creator

Updated death reports

Bolt updated, emission sound improved

Shader Compatibility (Ejection Mechanics) Atmospheric Emission mechanics were implemented with smooth transitions of sky and fog colors. In a vanilla game (without shaders), everything works automatically. If you play with shaders (Sodium + Iris): The shaders completely overlap the vanilla rendering of the sky. To make the Ejection look cinematic and the sky turn red, you need to add a special interceptor code to your shaderpack. So far, only Sildur's Vibrant Shaders: How to adapt the shader: 1. Open the shaderpacks folder in the game directory. 2. Open the archive of your shader ('Sildurs Vibrant Shaders v1.56.zip`: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/shaders/sildurs-vibrant-shaders) just like a regular folder. 3. Follow the path `shaders/` and find the file `final.fsh'. 4. Open it in any convenient text editor (Notepad++ is recommended). 5. Replace the code inside with this one: https://gist.github.com/Light-Tubar/8ef56454cabdb304fbb653ecd72480c8 6. Save the changes to the `final' file.fsh` and confirm the archive update. 7. In the game, press the `R` key to reset the shaders.

Shader Compatibility (Ejection Mechanics) Atmospheric Emission mechanics were implemented with smooth transitions of sky and fog colors. In a vanilla game (without shaders), everything works automatically. If you play with shaders (Sodium + Iris): The shaders completely overlap the vanilla rendering of the sky. To make the Ejection look cinematic and the sky turn red, you need to add a special interceptor code to your shaderpack. So far, only Sildur's Vibrant Shaders: How to adapt the shader: 1. Open the shaderpacks folder in the game directory. 2. Open the archive of your shader ('Sildurs Vibrant Shaders v1.56.zip`: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/shaders/sildurs-vibrant-shaders) just like a regular folder. 3. Follow the path `shaders/` and find the file `final.fsh'. 4. Open it in any convenient text editor (Notepad++ is recommended). 5. Replace the code inside with this one: https://gist.github.com/Light-Tubar/8ef56454cabdb304fbb653ecd72480c8 6. Save the changes to the `final' file.fsh` and confirm the archive update. 7. In the game, press the `R` key to reset the shaders.

Added a bolt

/emission start Added "Emissions"