The server generates and serves DH LODs, but DH was opted out by default,
so clients never received them. Default it on (still optional/opt-out) so
players get server-side distant terrain out of the box.
Removes the Xaero mapping suite -- Xaero's World Map, Xaero's Minimap,
Xaero Train Map and the Waystones compatibility -- and enables the FTB
Chunks minimap, so FTB Chunks provides all mapping.
Xaero Train Map and the Waystones compat had to go with the maps: the
former declares a required dependency on xaeroworldmap, and the latter
references only xaero/common and xaero/minimap classes. Nothing in the
pack declared a dependency on xaeros-minimap.
The minimap needs an explicit config because FTB Chunks computes
minimap.enabled once as !hasOtherMinimapMod() and then persists the
result. With Xaero's Minimap installed that resolved to false and was
written into players' configs, where it sticks, so removing the other
minimap mod alone would not re-enable it. config/ftbchunks-client.snbt is
the location the mod itself documents for modpack defaults, and unlike
defaultconfigs/ it also overrides configs that already exist.
.packwizignore moves from excluding config/ wholesale to config/* plus a
negation, so this one modpack-default config ships while server config
stays untracked.
Adds an [option] block so Distant Horizons is a user-toggleable mod instead
of always installed, matching how Controlify is already declared.
default = false expresses opt-in wherever the consuming exporter supports
it: modrinth/export.go reads only Optional, so in an mrpack the mod becomes
a toggle (that format has no off-by-default concept), while
curseforge/export.go reads Default and marks it optional-and-disabled.
Nothing in the pack depends on or conflicts with Distant Horizons, so no
other mod is left unsatisfied by it being skippable.
Adds Waystones plus two integrations that hook mods already in the pack:
Waystones: Sable (Create Aeronautics addon) and Xaero's Minimap & World
Map - Waystones Compatibility.
packwiz auto-resolved Balm as Waystones' required library; it was then
added explicitly as well, which was a no-op, so there is only one Balm
metafile.
Balm's Modrinth environment is client_or_server, which packwiz flags as
ambiguous ("one of these is unnecessary") and records as side = both.
That is the right call here: Balm is a library needed wherever Waystones
runs, and Waystones is client_and_server.
All four pinned versions are NeoForge 1.21.1 releases, and each jar's
sha512 was re-verified against its recorded hash.
Content and QoL: Emotecraft, Ping Wheel, Nature's Compass, Farmer's Cutting:
Twilight Forest, Ars Nouveau's Flavors & Delight, Ocean's Delight, End's
Delight, Twilight's Flavor & Delight, Legendary Tooltips, Dynamic FPS,
Subtle Effects, Enchantment Descriptions, Entity Culling, Xaero Train Map,
Jade Sable Compat, Sable: Physics Compat, Apothic Category Compat,
Gravestone x Curios API Compat.
packwiz auto-resolved four required libraries that were not in the pack:
Iceberg and Prism (Legendary Tooltips), Prickle and Bookshelf
(Enchantment Descriptions).
Each pinned version was confirmed to be a NeoForge 1.21.1 build and each
jar's sha512 re-verified against its recorded hash. Sides are derived from
Modrinth's environment metadata; packwiz maps server_only to both on
purpose because such mods also work in singleplayer, where the client is
the logical server (dedicated_server_only is what yields "server").
Farmer's Cutting: Twilight Forest is published as a mod as well as a
datapack, and the neoforge mod variant is what gets pinned.
Client-side NeoForge 1.21.1 dynamic lighting for held and placed light
sources. Modrinth reports server_side as unsupported, so packwiz writes
side = "client" and the jar stays off the server.
The Modrinth version metadata lists Fabric API as a required dependency,
but that entry is not loader-scoped. The NeoForge jar actually depends
only on its JarJar-bundled lambdynlights_runtime, so packwiz failing to
resolve Fabric API is expected and no fabric-api metafile is added.
Client-side NeoForge 1.21.1 mod that walks the player forward on a
toggleable keybind. Modrinth reports server_side as unsupported, so
packwiz writes side = "client" and the jar stays off the server.
Replaces CurseForge metadata downloads with direct Modrinth CDN URLs for
every mod in the pack that Modrinth actually hosts, so those jars no longer
need the CurseForge API to resolve: apotheosis, apothic-attributes,
apothic-combat, apothic-enchanting, apothic-spawners, architectury-api,
patchouli, placebo.
Each was matched to the Modrinth file whose sha1 is identical to the
CurseForge file already pinned in the pack, so no mod version changes.
Apothic Attributes is the one exception: the CurseForge and Modrinth jars
both report 1.21.1-2.10.1 but differ by a single build timestamp inside
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, with every other archive entry byte-identical.
Nine mods stay on CurseForge because they have no Modrinth project at all:
AllTheLeaks, Collapsible Groups, The Twilight Forest, and the six FTB mods
(Backups 3, Chunks, Library, Quests, Teams, XMod Compat). FTB is
CurseForge-exclusive, as are the other three.
Download hashes move from sha1 to sha512, packwiz's format for Modrinth.
Adds four NeoForge 1.21.1 creature/companion mods, all sourced from the
Modrinth CDN:
- Critters and Companions
- Adorable Hamster Pets
- Tiny Dragons
- Wings Of Fire!
"Wings Of Fire!" is published under the slug "wings-of-fire!" (the
exclamation mark is part of the name, not a typo), so its metadata file is
named wings-of-fire.pw.toml to keep the path free of zsh history-expansion
characters.
The side change in 0095265 was not followed by packwiz refresh, leaving a
stale hash in index.toml that breaks packwiz-installer with 'Invalid mod
file hash'.
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