# Changelog ## [2.0.1] ### Added - **Dynamic X-Ray Rendering:** Introduced a streamlined X-Ray rendering system that selectively bypasses occlusion for high-value ores while forcing standard environmental blocks into invisible render shapes. - **Fluid Transparency Normalization:** Implemented a custom fluid renderer override that adjusts the alpha channels of Lava and Water (approx. 13% opacity), ensuring optimal visibility of submerged resources without breaking immersion. - **Configurable Keybindings:** Registered native client-side keybindings for X-Ray (Default: `X`) and Fullbright (Default: `G`), fully integrated with the Minecraft controls interface. - **Auditory & Visual Feedback:** Added non-intrusive auditory cues and actionbar status overlays upon state toggles for better user experience. ### Changed - **Zero-Latency Fullbright Integration:** Completely overhauled the Fullbright toggle architecture. The system now directly intercepts the `LightmapRenderStateExtractor` to apply maximum brightness intensity on the next frame. This deprecates the previous method of forcing chunk-level re-renders, significantly improving client performance and eliminating micro-stutters during state transitions. - **Optimized Block Culling:** Adjusted the block rendering engine to guarantee face rendering for targeted ores, ensuring they are never erroneously culled when surrounded by hidden geometry. ### Security & Network - **Resource Pack Handshake Interception:** Implemented a robust bypass mechanism for server-enforced resource packs. The client now automatically intercepts inbound resource pack pushes and silently dispatches sequential simulated responses (`ACCEPTED`, `DOWNLOADED`, `SUCCESSFULLY_LOADED`). This mitigates forced downloads of server-side anti-X-Ray or obfuscation packs. - **Strict Fair-Play Multiplayer Lock:** The mod is intentionally and permanently disabled by default on all multiplayer servers to prevent unfair advantages. It only functions in Singleplayer worlds, unless a server administrator explicitly broadcasts an authorization payload (`xray-orevision:allow`) to the client to permit its use.