CrowBar v0.1.17

Fixes locator marker alignment in third-person views and keeps GPExpansion claim waypoints on the correct HUD layer when the server does not provide the Allium CrowBar integration.

Fixed

Third-Person Locator Alignment

• Player skins, locator dots, and claim bowties now use the rendered camera position for their direction and distance calculations.
• Custom markers remain aligned with Minecraft's locator bar while using third-person, front-facing, or other detached camera views.
• First-person locator behavior remains unchanged.
• The fix is shared across the Minecraft 1.21.11, 26.1.x, and 26.2 clients.

GPExpansion Claim Layering

• On Minecraft 1.21.11, GPExpansion claim bowties now keep the locator bar background visible when claims are active but no nearby players or Allium CrowBar payload are available.
• The forced locator background is drawn after Minecraft selects its contextual bar, preventing the XP bar from covering it.
• Claim bowties are drawn after the vanilla locator addons, keeping them visible on top of the bar instead of behind it.
• The five-second XP gain peek is preserved: the locator background and claim markers temporarily hide together so the experience bar can be read.

Technical Changes

• Added shared locator projection logic with normalized relative yaw calculations.
• Added regression coverage for detached third-person camera projection and yaw wrapping.
• Split the 1.21.11 locator background and marker rendering into the same ordered phases used by newer clients.

Testing

• Added shared tests covering third-person camera offsets and positive and negative yaw normalization.
• Verified the common module and all three supported client modules compile, test, and package successfully.
• Confirmed the GPExpansion no-player fallback displays claim bowties over a live locator background.

Downloads

• CrowBar-1.21.x-0.1.17.jar for Minecraft 1.21.11
• CrowBar-26.1.x-0.1.17.jar for Minecraft 26.1.x
• CrowBar-26.x-0.1.17.jar for Minecraft 26.2