IG: Item Clumps

[1.0.12+R-26.2]

Summary

The production Release version enabling multi-version compatibility.

• Multi-Version Compatibility: Widened dependencies and verified codebase APIs to support both Minecraft 26.1.2 and 26.2 (compiled against 26.2-pre-3).
• Core Optimizations Stabilized: Production-grade verification of copyWithCount API optimization, tryToMerge fast-path optimizations, and optional cloth-config / modmenu GUI configurations.

[1.0.11+A-26.2]

Summary

The "tryToMerge Fast-Path Checks" update.

• tryToMerge Optimization: Reordered checks in tryToMerge inside ItemEntityMixin.java to perform cheap item/target compatibility comparisons first. Mismatching items now exit instantly before doing expensive Map-based GameRule lookups or reflection calls.

[1.0.10+A-26.2]

Summary

The "copyWithCount API Optimization" update.

• copyWithCount Optimization: Replaced two-step .copy() and .setCount() calls inside ItemEntityMixin (merging/pickups) and HopperBlockEntityMixin (hopper extraction) with a single call to the native copyWithCount(int) API. This reduces total object allocation overhead in JVM heap memory.

[1.0.9+A-26.2]

Summary

The "Magnet Mod Compatibility" update.

• Magnet Compatibility: Added dynamic reflection-based check for the magnet mod during item merges (tryToMerge). Prevents items from clumping while in-flight under magnet attraction, ensuring smooth physics paths and preventing visual warping or loss of velocity.

[1.0.8+A-26.2]

Summary

The "Search Radius Optimization" update.

• ModifyArgs Redirect Optimization: Replaced the @ModifyArgs injection targeting AABB.inflate() in ItemEntityMixin with a @Redirect call. This prevents array/object allocations at runtime, improving garbage collection behavior during item clumping checks.

[1.0.7+A-26.2]

Summary

The "Pickup Loop Optimization" update.

• smartPickup Optimization: Refactored smartPickup in ItemEntityMixin to use Minecraft's native single-batch inventory addition. This eliminates chunk-by-chunk iteration, list splitting, and multiple object allocations when picking up mega-clumps.