CrowBar v0.1.14

Adds claim waypoints from GPExpansion, makes CrowBar render the vanilla waypoints it was previously discarding, and fixes three locator bar layering bugs. Also rebinds the keys: Z now toggles claim waypoints and View Self ships unbound.

Breaking Changes

• View Self is now unbound by default. It was Z on 26.1/26.2 and V on 1.21.x. Z is now the claim waypoint toggle, so anyone using View Self has to bind it themselves in Controls.

New Features

Claim Waypoints

• Claims published by GPExpansion render as bowtie markers on the locator bar, with the claim's name above them and its configured colour
• Positions come from the server's claim records rather than from entities, so a claim renders at any distance and whether or not its terrain is loaded
• The bowtie is drawn at full size regardless of distance — a claim marker that degrades into a generic dot is indistinguishable from a player
• Available on all three version modules
• Does nothing without GPExpansion on the server; no configuration required

Claim Waypoint Toggle (Z)

• Cycles OFF → Owned → Owned + Trusted, with an actionbar readout
• Defaults to Owned + Trusted, so behaviour is unchanged until pressed
• Only fires when GPExpansion has been detected on the server, leaving Z free for other mods otherwise

Vanilla Waypoint Rendering (26.1, 26.2)

• When CrowBar takes over the locator bar, it now renders the server's vanilla waypoints instead of dropping them. Previously any non-player waypoint — a datapack waypoint, or a claim marker on a server not using CrowBar-only mode — silently disappeared for CrowBar users.
• Mirrors vanilla's own renderer, resolving styles through the real WaypointStyle registry, so datapack-defined waypoint styles work
• A waypoint with an explicitly chosen style keeps that icon at every distance rather than ramping down into a plain dot, since the style is the only thing distinguishing it from a player
• Waypoints belonging to claims CrowBar already draws are suppressed, so a claim is never drawn twice

Fixed

• Locator bar background covered the experience level number (26.1, 26.2): CrowBar extracted its bar at the end of the HUD, after vanilla had drawn the level. GuiRenderState layers overlapping elements in extraction order, so the background painted over the number. The background is now extracted in vanilla's own slot, before the level.
• Vanilla's bar background covered claim markers and player skins (26.1, 26.2): the follow-on from the fix above — extracting everything before the contextual bar meant vanilla's background painted over CrowBar's dots and skins, leaving only the parts that poked past the 5px bar. Rendering is now split into two passes: the background before the experience level, the markers after vanilla's own dots.
• Player skins rendered behind the dots without Allium: on a plain server CrowBar overlays vanilla's bar rather than replacing it, and vanilla's dots were extracted after CrowBar's skins. Only visible when Allium was absent, because Allium causes CrowBar to cancel the vanilla bar entirely.
• Keybinds did nothing on plain multiplayer servers: every keybind was gated on the locator bar being active, which on a server without Allium meant "another player is currently in waypoint range". Alone or with nobody nearby, presses were silently swallowed — while the same toggles worked from the ModMenu config screen, which had no such gate. The gate has been removed from the keybind path; rendering conditions are unchanged.

Changed

• CrowBarState.shouldCancelVanillaLocatorBar() is now the single predicate shared by the renderer mixin and the HUD renderer, so the two cannot drift and either double-draw or drop waypoints
• key.crowbar.toggle_claim_waypoints added to the language file

Downloads

• CrowBar-1.21.x-x.x.x.jar — Minecraft 1.21.6–1.21.11
• CrowBar-26.1.x-x.x.x.jar — Minecraft 26.1.x
• CrowBar-26.2.x-x.x.x.jar — Minecraft 26.2