Version 1.4.0

Ladies and Gentlemen, due to popular demand, you can now track every single tropical fish variant and horse variant.

This update took a while! I had to restructure some of the way the UI works, but now I feel like it makes sense enough to add the tropical fish tracking!

Shoutout Shwep for making me really want to make this happen lol

Added

• Tropical fish & horse variant tracking with three levels:
  • Single — one row each for "Tropical Fish" and "Horse" (the pre-1.4.0 behavior)
  • Common (new default) — the 22 named tropical fish + 7 horse coat colors, adult and foal each
  • All — every combination: 3,072 tropical fish, 70 horse variants
  • Set the level in the Settings menu (ops only) or with /collect_everything fish|horse single|common|all
• Collapsible cluster cells in the Entities tab: villagers (by biome), pandas, sheep, wolves, cats, llamas, trader llamas, cows, pigs, chickens, rabbits, axolotls, horses, tropical fish, and boats group into one expandable slot
• ~25 baby mobs now tracked that previously weren't: dolphins, polar bears, sniffers, armadillos, hoglins, striders, happy ghasts, glow squids, zombified piglins, and more
• Cuter solo names for babies: Chick (chicken), Kitten (cat), Puppy (wolf), Foal (horse), Ghastling (happy ghast), Snifflet (sniffer)
• "Collapsible Groups" client setting to toggle the new clusters on/off

Improved

• Master "Collect Everything" badge now requires the Advancements tab
• Cluster cells use your menu's outline color until complete, then turn green like any other finished entry
• Hand-picked representative models for clusters — Lucy axolotl, Ornate Butterflyfish, adult unemployed villager, oak boat, and friends
• Variant-tier changes migrate progress losslessly: collected ALL fish carry into COMMON, and downgrading to SINGLE marks the base row as collected
• Bounded variant warm-up (max 200 models) so opening the Entities tab on the ALL tier doesn't spike the client

Fixed

• The ageable-mob tag wasn't loading on any save, so the bundled baby mobs (dolphins, polar bears, sniffers, and ~20 others) never registered. Fixed
• Water bottles are back in the Items tab
• Dirt path removed (not survival-obtainable)
• The Advancements tab badge actually fires on completion now
• "View Collection" on the singleplayer world picker shows your solo collection, not the union of every player who's ever joined the world

Version 1.3.2

A quick hotfix on top of 1.3.1.

• Water bottles (and every other potion) are back in the Items tab — a filter added in 1.3.1 was too aggressive and quietly removed every potion from the list. Brewing now has its full lineup again.
• Dirt path removed from the Blocks tab — it has a creative-mode item but isn't actually obtainable in survival, so it shouldn't have been there.
• Search screen layout fix — when filters were expanded, the Advancements chip in the Type row was getting clipped off the right edge of the panel.

Version 1.3.1

A mod-compatibility release! The mod now officially plays much nicer with other mods.

• Smarter structure icons — instead of most structures defaulting to a plain cobblestone icon, the mod now picks a themed icon based on the structure's name. A Nether Keep gets a netherrack icon, an Undead Crypt gets bone, a Sawmill gets a stripped log, and so on — over 100 different themes.
• Cleaner Blocks list — potted plants no longer clutter up the Blocks tab (you can't actually hold them in your inventory anyway).
• Cleaner Entities list — invisible technical entities from other mods (projectiles, effects, etc.) no longer appear as "collectables."
• Better names for modded entities — when a mod forgets to give an entity a proper translated name, it'll now show as a tidied-up version of its ID instead of looking broken.
• Better support for modded entity variants — if you have a mod that adds new variants of vanilla animals, those variants now show up correctly in the Entities tab.

Plus a bunch of small reliability fixes for modded entity variants, advancements, and datapack-driven content.

Don't want certain entries in your list?

If you're a server op and there's something you'd rather not see in the lists, you can hide it with /collect_everything remove <category> <id>. For example, /collect_everything remove blocks minecraft:dirt would hide dirt from the Blocks tab. Tab-complete will suggest the available categories and ids, so you can browse through them without typing exact names.

Version 1.3.0

This release is marked as BETA.

1.3.0 covers a lot of new ground (Advancements tab, redesigned tab strip, three modder-facing datapack formats, a new client setting), and some of it hasn't been battle-tested across a wide variety of worlds yet. Marking it beta gives time to catch any rough edges before promoting to stable. Your progress is safe: existing worlds upgrade in place with no data loss, and downgrading to 1.2.6 if you hit something weird won't lose anything either!

Added

• Advancements tab: Biggest, highly requested new feature for this update! Tracks every vanilla and modded advancement, with proper icons and titles even before you've started them
• Advancement Badge item, awarded for completing the Advancements tab
• Tab Icon Style setting: choose Minecraft items, custom sprites, or the mod's badges for the tab strip
• Tab strip redesigned with smaller icon tabs & hover tooltips.
• Settings screen now works in pages at 8 rows per page. Operators get a clean preferences / world-admin split
• /collect_everything overrides command for pack-author debugging

Improved

• Big mod-compatibility push: biome / structure icons, ageable mob tag, entity preview tuning, and modded variant sources are now all configurable via JSON without source patches
• Existing worlds: already-earned advancements backfill silently on first join, no notification flood
• Master badge requirement unchanged: still the original seven tabs. Anyone close to mastery in 1.2.x can finish it in 1.3.0 the same way
• Datapack reload (/reload) propagates new advancements + icons to every connected player without restarting the server
• Advancement sort matches the vanilla advancements GUI tree order (Minecraft → Adventure → Husbandry → Nether → End, parent before children)
• Advancement collect sound replaced with a light chime. The vanilla advancement-earned jingle already plays from the game itself, so layering both was overwhelming
• Names for advancement entries now display in your selected language
• Path prettifier handles advancement-style ids with slashes, so adventure/avoid_vibration now displays as "Adventure Avoid Vibration"
• 1.2.x clients connecting to a 1.3.0 server gracefully skip the new advancement category, so no phantom items appear in their Items tab
• Minecraft tab icon style uses curated picks (creeper head for entities, chest for structures, potion of healing for effects, custom sprite for advancements) instead of generic defaults

Fixed

• Advancement-icon NBT preserved across the network: custom item names and dyed armor on advancement icons no longer fall back to plain items
• Root advancements (the GUI's branch headers) won't clutter the list
• Display-less helper advancements (invisible in vanilla GUI) filtered

Version 1.2.6

Improved

• Broad mod compatibility pass — modded content across all categories now works out of the box
• Modded potions now tracked properly, including splash and lingering variants
• Names for biomes, structures, effects, and enchantments now display in your selected language
• README updated with mod compatibility info and how to manually register missed content

Fixed

• Modded blocks with "wall" in their name no longer get incorrectly filtered out