CrowBar v0.1.18

Fixes an empty GPExpansion claim mode suppressing the normal player locator and experience bar without providing any claim waypoints to render.

Fixed

Empty Claim Fallback

• Claim mode now becomes active only when the selected owned or trusted filter contains at least one claim.
• Players with no matching claims remain in player mode instead of receiving an empty locator bar.
• Minecraft can continue rendering the normal experience bar when neither claims nor player waypoints require the locator bar.
• Trusted-only players can still advance past an empty owned filter and switch to their trusted claims.
• The behavior is consistent across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients.

Claim Toggle Feedback

• Pressing the claim waypoint key with no available claims now displays No claims found in red on the action bar.
• Empty owned and trusted selections use the same feedback while leaving player mode active.
• The error is limited to one message every 10 seconds to prevent action-bar spam.
• The message cooldown resets when joining or leaving a server.

Technical Changes

• Claim-mode ownership now uses the same selected-claim predicate as locator rendering.
• Added a shared action-bar message rate limiter with a testable clock input.
• Kept filtering and fallback behavior identical across all supported client implementations.

Testing

• Added regression coverage proving an empty claim selection preserves player mode and the vanilla HUD.
• Added coverage for populated claim activation and the 10-second message cooldown.
• Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully.

Downloads

• CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.18.jar for Minecraft 1.21.11
• CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.18.jar for Minecraft 26.1.x
• CrowBar-26.x-0.1.18.jar for Minecraft 26.2