⚠️ This is a temporary fork to make the data pack work on Paper 26.1.2 until they solve https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/issues/13839

⚠️ Do not use this version on vanilla servers/server using other loader than Paper 26.1.2 (with build #18 or more). ⚠️

Details

Paper 26.1.2 delay containers open/close callbacks since their build > #18, breaking data pack using containers for custom GUI. This fork delays the event that is supposed to be triggered the moment the player open a waystone, now triggering some ticks later.

By default, the delay is configured on 2 ticks. If it doesn't work for you, you can try to increase the delay using the following command to a larger value (in ticks), like for example 4 ticks:

data modify storage pk:waystones settings.paper_open_container_delay set value 4

• Updated for 26.1.
• Normalized text components syntax.

Changes:

• Added Red Sand and Quartz waystone variant.
• Added public hooks using function tags. It can be used to implement your own feature (add-on) after or before some events, without touching the original code, so keep udpates more compatible. Check the relative "Public Hooks" section in the documentation for more information.
• Added owners head sprite next to their names in tooltips of waystones GUI buttons.
• Added Parched as hostile mob in the relative hostile mobs tag.

Bug fix:

• Fixed "list public waystones first" setting that was reversed.

• Updated for 1.21.9.

• Waystones now have a facing data. This data is defined by the opposite of the facing orientation of the player when it places it, the same way it does with chest or lectern.
• When being teleported from a waystone to another, entities now always end up on the block in front of the waystone's facing direction, or two blocks further if one of them had a vehicle.
• Waystones placed before this version have no facing property, the landing point direction will be "north" by default. You can still remove and place it back to change its facing direction at your ease.

Note: This change aimed to allow players to place their waystones against a wall or in tight areas. Before it, entities landed next to the waystone in a random direction.