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Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3 (Fabric, NeoForge). First release for these versions, with the same features as 1.1.1 for 1.20.1 to 1.21.8. ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade type `sell_dyed_armor`. - Trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` format, for example to offer a trade only to desert villagers. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - The wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer, shows explorer map trades as a fixed row and shows the buying tier of the wandering trader. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - 26.3: `sell_map` still reads the five structure tags that 26.3 renamed (for example `on_woodland_explorer_maps`). ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Vanilla trades as templates in `data/villagertradingplus/vanilla_trades/`. They are not loaded. Copy one into your own datapack and change it. - New trade types `buy_item_by_villager_type` and `sell_dyed_armor`. - 1.21.1 and 1.21.8: trades read the vanilla `merchant_predicate` and `components` formats. - Trades accept large cost amounts, map icons and map names. - 1.21.8: the wandering trader file has a `buying` tier for the offers where the trader buys items. - The trade catalog shows explorer map trades as a fixed row, and on 1.21.8 the buying tier of the wandering trader. ## Changed - `trade_cost_scale`, the day time prices and `trade_price_multiplier_scale` apply to every new offer of a merchant, vanilla trades included. The default config changes nothing. - `process_item` and `sell_potion` put the emeralds in the first cost slot, like vanilla. Demand, reputation and `trade_cost_scale` change the emerald price, not the price of the raw material. Existing packs that use these types get different prices. ## Fixed - After a re-roll or level change the trade list scroll position stays inside the list. Before, empty rows could show.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.

# VillagerTradingPlus 1.1.0 Minecraft 1.20.1 (Fabric, Forge), 1.21.1 and 1.21.8 (Fabric, NeoForge). ## Added - Option `reroll_permission_level`: sets the permission level a player needs for the re-roll buttons and the level control. - The trade catalog lists every enchanted book a librarian can offer. - Mods can give a merchant its own catalog pool. ## Changed - Trade buttons the player is not allowed to use are hidden. The server tells the client which buttons are allowed. - Config values are clamped to their valid ranges. - `wood_variant` matches the 12 vanilla woods exactly. Other woods still match by part of the name. - The catalog is only offered for villagers, the wandering trader and merchants of mods that supply their own trade list. - With JEI, REI or EMI installed, the trade buttons sit in a row below the trading window, away from the item list. - A `job_site_block` condition counts as met when the villager does not know its job site at that moment, so the trade is not lost for good. ## Fixed - A broken trade is skipped with a warning that names its datapack file. It no longer stops the load. - `config_flag` checks the field type. Unknown enchantment ids no longer throw. Typos in `weather` and `day_night` are reported. - `sell_potion` uses `sell.count`. - The catalog skips broken structure maps. Requests sent during its cooldown are answered once it ends, with the last page asked for. - The catalog shows the page the player asked for after quick clicks. - On Forge, trades go through the villager and wanderer trade events, and `/reload` no longer loads trades twice. - "Re-roll level" re-rolled every level on most villagers. It now re-rolls only the chosen level. For villagers whose level split cannot be worked out, it shows a message and changes nothing. - Item counts in trade files are limited to the item's stack size, with a warning. A count of 128 crashed the server on save.