* Options: introduce SpecialRange
* Include SpecialRange data in player-settings and weighted-settings JSON files
* Add support for SpecialRange to player-settings pages
* Add support for SpecialRange options to weighted-settings. Also fixed a bug which would cause the page to crash if an unknown setting was detected.
Co-authored-by: Chris Wilson <chris@legendserver.info>
GPL -> BSD2Clause and should be faster though I haven't tested it myself and just trusted people on the internet.
Jellyfish also allows us access to many more algorithms should they be any better. Trying out Jaro distance now instead of Levenshtein.
* Options.py typing
use NumericOption class inheriting from numbers.Integral instead of int
also can sometimes take text like:
"high": high end of range
"low": low end of range
"true", "on": default if it exists, otherwise high end of range
"false", "off": zero if zero is the low end
* just low, high, and default for range text
Co-authored-by: Doug Hoskisson <doughoskisson@novuslabs.com>
* Options: loudly crash if random text is not recognized, instead of defaulting to full "random"
* Update Options.py
Co-authored-by: Hussein Farran <hmfarran@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Hussein Farran <hmfarran@gmail.com>
* Options: implement item name groups for item sets options
* Options: update outdated comments; verify is done by the verify mixin parent class nowadays
* MC: add death_link option
* Minecraft: 1.17 advancements and logic support
* Update Minecraft tracker to 1.17
* Minecraft: add tests for new advancements
* removed jdk/forge download install out of iss and into MinecraftClient.py using flag --install
* Add required_bosses option
choices are none, ender_dragon, wither, both
postgame advancements are set according to the required boss for completion
* fix docstring for PostgameAdvancements
* Minecraft: add starting_items
List of dicts: item, amount, nbt
* Update descriptions for AdvancementGoal and EggShardsRequired
* Minecraft: fix tests for required_bosses attribute
* Minecraft: updated logic for various dragon-related advancements
Split the logic into can_respawn and can_kill dragon
Free the End, Monsters Hunted, The End Again still require both respawn and kill, since the player needs to kill and be credited with the kill
You Need a Mint and Is It a Plane now require only respawn, since the dragon need only be alive; if killed out of logic, it's ok
The Next Generation only requires kill, since the egg spawns regardless of whether the player was credited with the kill or not
* Minecraft client: ignore prereleases unless --prerelease flag is on
* explicitly state all defaults
change structure shuffle and structure compass defaults to true
update install tutorial to point to player-settings page, as well as removing instructions for manual install
* Minecraft client: add Minecraft version check
Adds a minecraft_version field in the apmc, and downloads only mods which contain that version in the name of the .jar file.
This ensures that the client remains compatible even if new mods are released for later versions, since they won't download a mod for a later version than the apmc says.
Co-authored-by: Kono Tyran <Kono.Tyran@gmail.com>
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