Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

See the full changelog at https://github.com/iamkaf/amber

8.3.2

Added

• Added consolidated API utility classes in api.functions.v1 package:
  • PlayerFunctions - Player operations, experience, abilities, inventory, messaging
  • ItemFunctions - Item/inventory operations, armor management, crafting utilities
  • WorldFunctions - World utilities, sounds, dimension checks, distance calculations
  • ClientFunctions - Client-side utilities, HUD rendering, tooltips
  • MathFunctions - Mathematical operations, probability, random generation
• Added ItemEvents.MODIFY_DEFAULT_COMPONENTS - Allows mods to modify default item properties and add custom data components with cross-platform support
• Added PlayerEvents.SHIELD_BLOCK - Fires when players block damage with shields, providing access to shield data for combat mechanics and shield systems

Deprecated

• Deprecated legacy utility classes in favor of consolidated api.functions.v1 package:
  • InventoryHelper, ItemHelper, ArmorTierHelper → Use ItemFunctions
  • LevelHelper, SoundHelper, CommonUtils, BoundingBoxMerger → Use WorldFunctions
  • FeedbackHelper → Use PlayerFunctions
  • CommonClientUtils, SmartTooltip → Use ClientFunctions
  • Chance → Use MathFunctions
• Legacy utility classes will be removed in Amber 10.0
• Creative tabs moved to registry.v1 package

Removed

• Removed deprecated and unused classes:
  • JsonFileReader - Unused configuration class that was deprecated in favor of JsonConfigManager
  • LiteralSetHolder - Unused utility class that had no references in the codebase
  • AmberMod (deprecated v1 version) - Unused legacy initialization class, replaced by AmberInitializer
  • BrewingHelper - Never implemented brewing functionality that was planned but never developed
• Removed deprecated SmartTooltip.into() method in favor of the Consumer-based implementation

Types of changes

• Added for new features.
• Changed for changes in existing functionality.
• Deprecated for soon-to-be removed features.
• Removed for now removed features.
• Fixed for any bug fixes.
• Security in case of vulnerabilities.