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### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

### Configuration * Added `/zbb config` commands for viewing, editing, resetting and reloading the configuration directly in-game. * Added wildcard and exclusion support to entity/block lists: * `minecraft:*` * `*:zombie` * `*:*` * `!minecraft:creeper` * `@monster` * Replaced `applyToAllMonsters` / `additionalEntityIdList` with the more flexible `affectedEntityIdList`. The default is `["@monster"]`. * Config entries referencing IDs from currently unavailable mods are now preserved in the file and simply ignored until those IDs become available. * Invalid config files are preserved as `.broken`, and backups are created when overwriting an existing config. ### Building * Build blocks can now be configured per dimension. * Overworld: dirt by default. * Nether: netherrack by default. * End: end stone by default. * Other dimensions use stone as the default fallback. * Added per-mob build block overrides, which take priority over dimension settings. * Improved bridge building, including cardinal directions, diagonal movement and mobs with non-standard hitbox sizes. * Mobs trying to climb toward a higher target can now break blocks obstructing the climb instead of simply giving up. * Added individual switches for the four main AI tactics: * height adjustment; * bridge building; * obstacle clearing; * dangerous block mitigation. ### Targeting and AI * Added `continueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocksLimit`, allowing the maximum wall thickness for retaining an existing target to be configured separately from finding a new target. * Reworked solid-block counting for through-wall targeting, including diagonal rays and block-boundary cases. * Improved stuck detection and break/build activation when normal pathfinding cannot reach the target. * Mobs no longer immediately start modifying blocks during short periods where no path is available. * AI transient state is reset when a mob changes or loses its target, preventing behavior from a previous target from leaking into the next one. * Failed build/break actions are no longer treated as successful actions. * Mobs no longer attempts to break or scan blocks in unloaded chunks. ### Block breaking and balance * Reworked block health calculation. Block health is now calculated from configurable hardness exponent and multiplier values. * Added per-block health overrides with `blockHealthOverrideMap`. * Added `maximumBreakableBlockHardness`. * Reworked tool and mob-size damage multipliers to use configurable exponents. * Removed the old hard cap on tool destroy speed. * Improved block crack updates and cleanup. ### Block restoration * Pending broken-block restoration and mob-built-block disappearance now persist across world/server restarts. * Added a periodic colored marker particle showing positions where broken blocks are waiting to reappear. * Restoring a broken block no longer destroys a solid block that was placed in that position afterwards. The newer block is preserved and the original stored block is recovered as an item instead. * Restoration now handles replaceable blocks and ZBB-built tracked blocks more safely. * Improved recovery when a block-breaking attempt fails. * Mob-built disappearing blocks now preserve and restore block-entity NBT in addition to the old block state. * Improved behavior across chunk unload/reload and cleaned up stale disappearing-block visuals. ### Falling blocks * Added support for ZBB-built falling blocks such as sand and gravel. * Disappearance tracking follows the falling block to its landing position while preserving the original timer. * Stored block damage also follows falling blocks instead of remaining at the original position. --- #### Configuration compatibility note The config file is now named `zombies-break-build.toml` instead of `zombies-break-&-build.toml`, and several configuration fields were replaced or renamed. Existing 1.6.3 configurations require manual migration when updating to this version.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- Build-disappear visuals are now cleaned up when the server stops. - NATGMixin no longer overwrites the existing target selector. - Added a header to the config file. - Fixed an issue where mutable BlockPos instances were being passed into break/build actions.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- The `canSeeTargetsThroughBlocks` option has been split into two separate options: `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks` and `canContinueSeeingTargetsThroughBlocks`. - A new `noticeTargetsThroughBlocksLimit` option has been added for `canNoticeTargetsThroughBlocks`.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added visual and audio effects when blocks reappear/disappear. - Mobs now swing their arms while breaking blocks.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Added option for placed blocks to disappear and broken blocks to restore. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob size. - Added option to scale block damage based on mob tools. - Added visual block breaking cracks. - Added hitbox-based calculations to most mob actions. - Improved config with comments and clearer structure. - Reworked Through-Walls and Always-See-Nearest-Player targeting logic for more compatibility. - Added automatic detection of block break/place sounds. - Zombies can now attempt to break dangerous blocks. - Split ignored mobs list into two: for breaking and building behaviors. - Zombies now freeze only when building up or bridging, instead of during all breaking/building actions. - Added some mobs to the default ignore list.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

- Improved zombie block breaking/placing logic thanks to **hitbox-based obstacle detection**. - Reworked ThroughWallsNearestTarget targeting logic. - Added a mod icon. - Liquids are no longer treated as dangerous by default — they must now be explicitly listed in the config, just like other dangerous blocks. - Various minor tweaks and fixes.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

Fixed canSeeTargetsThroughWalls setting in config.

First release.

First release.

First release.

First release.

First release.

First release.

First release.

First release.