[1.20.1] KubeUtils 20.1.0

Kube Utils Changelog

[20.1.0]

Changed

• Backported to 1.20.1

[1.21.1] KubeUtils 21.1.0

Kube Utils Changelog

[21.1.0]

Changed

• Updated to 1.21.1 thanks to @Saereth

[1.20.4] KubeUtils 20.4.0

Kube Utils Changelog

[20.4.0]

Changed

• Updated to 1.20.4

release/1.19.2/1.0.3

Kube Utils Changelog

[1.0.3]

Changed

• Updated support to KubeJS 6.1! This will cause issues when attempted to use with 6.0. You have been warned!

release/1.19.2/1.0.2

Kube Utils Changelog

[1.0.2]

Added

• Added a new Level method to allow for finding a single block within an area findSingleBlockWithinRadius
• Added a triggeredBy field to the KuEvents.playerStarterItems event as we now trigger the event for a player joining as well as a player changing dimension. If the event does not place and item in the inventory. We assume it failed and will retry on either a join or a dimension change

release/1.19.2/1.0.1

Kube Utils Changelog

[1.0.1]

This is features ported up from 0.1.4 (1.18.2 update)

Added

• A new KuEvents.playerStarterItems event that, once used and successfully gave items, will stop running
  • You can define an item and equipment slot (For things like armor) too

    KuEvents.playerStarterItems(event => {
        // Item.of is optional here 
        event.addItems("5x minecraft:gold_ingot", Item.of("2x minecraft:grass_block"))
    
        // Valid options are part of the EquipmentSlot Enum
        event.addEquipmentItem("chest", "minecraft:golden_chestplate")
        event.addEquipmentItem("offhand", "minecraft:stone")
    })

• A new Ku.Player class that brings some helpful methods
  • showActionBar(text: string, color?: Color = Color.WHITE, bold = false, italic = false)
    • Uses the built-in client action bar to display a message. This is already supported through the player class but this method allows for less boilerplate and stable code ports
  • showActionBarComponent(component: Component)
    • Mostly the same as the above but gives you access to use a JS Object as your component which might look a something like this

      const player = Ku.Player(event.player);
      player.showActionBarComponent({
         text: "Hello",
         bold: true
      })

  • clearStarterItemsFlag
    • This method simply reset the flag for the ku.player.starter-items meaning on the next login, the player will be given the items once again
  • isClientSide
    • Lets you know if the client being wrapped is client side. This was mostly a helper for my code but it could be helpful

Changed

• Renamed the internal binding classes to be suffixed with Ku so they're visually different from vanilla and KubeJS

release/1.18.2/0.1.4

Kube Utils Changelog

[0.1.4]

Added

• A new ku.player.starter-items event that, once used and successfully gave items, will stop running
  • You can define an item and equipment slot (For things like armor) too

    onEvent("ku.player.starter-items", event => {
        // Item.of is optional here 
        event.addItems("5x minecraft:gold_ingot", Item.of("2x minecraft:grass_block"))
    
        // Valid options are part of the EquipmentSlot Enum
        event.addEquipmentItem("chest", "minecraft:golden_chestplate")
        event.addEquipmentItem("offhand", "minecraft:stone")
    })

• A new Ku.Player class that brings some helpful methods
  • showActionBar(text: string, color?: Color = Color.WHITE, bold = false, italic = false)
    • Uses the built-in client action bar to display a message. This is already supported through the player class but this method allows for less boilerplate and stable code ports
  • showActionBarComponent(component: Component)
    • Mostly the same as the above but gives you access to use a JS Object as your component which might look a something like this

      const player = Ku.Player(event.player);
      player.showActionBarComponent({
         text: "Hello",
         bold: true
      })

  • clearStarterItemsFlag
    • This method simply reset the flag for the ku.player.starter-items meaning on the next login, the player will be given the items once again
  • isClientSide
    • Lets you know if the client being wrapped is client side. This was mostly a helper for my code but it could be helpful

Changed

• Renamed the internal binding classes to be suffixed with Ku so they're visually different from vanilla and KubeJS

release/1.19.2/1.0.0

Kube Utils Changelog

[1.0.0]

Added

• Ported 1.19.2

release/1.18.2/0.1.3

Kube Utils Changelog

[0.1.3]

Added

• Released for 1.18.2

Pre-alpha 0.1.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/MichaelHillcox/KubeUtils/commits/release/1.18.2/0.1.0