Snails' Plugin (1.20.1 & more)

I developed this plugin to add more procedure blocks and event triggers that I either couldn't find in other plugins or wanted to design my own way.

179 New Procedure Blocks

• Math procedures
  • Number clamped between X and Y
  • Number rounded to X decimal places
  • Return 'true' with a chance of X in Y
  • Is number between X and Y
  • Cast number to float / int
• Text procedures
  • Get text from / between first occurrence of text X and first occurrence of text Y on text Z
    • Returns a portion of the text from a string. The difference between 'from' and 'between' is that 'from' includes the character occurrence in the returned string while 'between' excludes it.
    • Effectively allows strings to be used as arrays for compact storage of variables.
  • Get position of first occurrence of text X on text Y
  • Does text X contain regex ('regular expression') Y
    • See this page or this page on Java regex patterns.
  • Replace regex X with text Y on text Z
  • Get boolean from integer on position X of text Y
    • Basically used to read a string of binary numbers, like an array of booleans. Returns true if the character at the given position is '1', and returns false otherwise. Could be used for compact storage of a large number of logic variables.
  • Append text X to start/end of text Y
    • A more compact method of concatenating a string. Only works for local variables.
  • Trim brackets/parentheses/curly brackets/namespace from text
• Entity procedures
  • Set entity on ground to true/false
    • Controls certain behaviors like movement friction, view bobbing and ability to jump.
  • Set entity friction to true/false
    • More commonly recognized as the Aether's quicksoil effect.
  • Get/set idle time for entity
    • A vanilla timer on mob entities (internally referred to as 'noActionTime') that increases for every tick they're at least 32 blocks from the player.
    • When this timer is greater than 100 ticks, most mobs are programmed to not wander around aimlessly but otherwise behave as normal.
    • When this timer is greater than 600 ticks, mobs begin to randomly despawn if they're also at least 32 blocks from the player.
    • When this timer is less than 600 ticks, mobs do not despawn as long as they're within 128 blocks of the player.
  • Get/set entity persistence
    • Mobs with 'persistence required' do not despawn naturally.
  • Set absorption health of entity to X
  • Stop/release item that entity is using
  • Get block that entity is standing on (smart detection)
    • Mojang programmed this themselves but constantly forget to use it in favor of 'get block at y-1'.
  • Get entity active potion effects as string
  • Get number of armor slots filled for entity
  • Entity is holding item X / item of type X / item tagged as X / is empty-handed
    • Compact version of testing for the item in each of the entity's hands.
  • Is entity not holding item tagged as X
  • Is entity sensitive to water
  • Is entity immune to effect X
  • Get/set charge of creeper entity
    • Whether a creeper has been powered by lightning.
  • Get/set ignition of creeper entity
    • Whether a creeper has been ignited by a player using flint and steel.
    • Setting this to 'false' does not (by itself) stop a creeper from exploding.
  • Is creeper entity swelling
  • Get/set creeper entity swelling level
  • Get/set climbing of spider entity
  • Is spider entity on climbable
  • Is enderman entity visibly enraged
  • Has enderman entity been stared at
    • Returns 'true' if a survival-mode player is looking at the enderman, or if the enderman is enraged.
  • Is ghast entity charging a fireball
  • Entity-to-entity raytrace ('has line of sight')
  • Disable XP dropping for provided entity
  • Is entity colliding
    • Returns true if the entity's bounding box is interacting with that of another entity, or if the entity is a mob performing a melee attack. Includes collisions by entities such as arrow projectiles, but not the player's punching attack, which isn't technically mediated by the bounding box.
  • Is entity on climbable (ladder, vine, etc.)
  • Get fall distance of entity
  • Does entity have damage immunity frames (hurt time) remaining
  • Get entity's remaining damage immunity ticks (hurt time)
    • Set to '10' every time an entity takes damage, and decrements every tick.
  • Is entity pathfinding to attack target
  • Is entity swinging an arm
  • Get number of ticks entity has been swinging an arm for
  • Get entity's arm swing progress fraction
  • Get ticks since entity attacked another entity
  • Get ticks since entity was attacked by another entity
  • Get entity tick count
    • Returns the number of ticks that an entity has been existed for. Increments every tick that the entity is loaded, resets to zero every time the world is closed.
  • Get/set age of ageable entity
    • Returns the age of animals. Relevant to breeding cooldowns and aging of baby mobs.
  • Does entity exist
    • A more intuitive shortcut for testing whether an entity exists (aka whether an entity is 'null').
  • Is entity using an item
  • Perform additional tick step for entity
    • When run, the entity performs its normal behavior for the current tick an additional time. If run every tick the entity basically behaves at twice its normal speed.
  • Get last entity that attacked target entity
    • Returns the most recent entity that dealt damage to the target entity, if one exists. Resets to 'null' after 5 seconds, or when the entity dies, or when the world is reloaded.
  • Get last entity attacked by target entity
    • Returns the most recent entity that the target entity dealt damage to, if one exists. Resets to 'null' after 5 seconds, when the entity dies, or when the world is reloaded
  • Get most recent damage source for entity
    • Returns the last damage source dealt to the target entity, if one exists. Resets to 'null' after 5 seconds or when the world is reloaded
  • Is entity of registry type X
    • Unlike the 'is entity of subtype' procedure, this procedure returns true only for vanilla entities with the specified namespace ID. This helps to remove ambiguity since many of the entity 'subtypes' encompass multiple entities (e.g, 'slime' includes slimes AND magma cubes)
  • Is entity of type X
    • Returns true if the provided entity is of the specified type. Similar to the 'is entity of sub-type' procedure but more intuitive and documented better.
    • 'non-mob' also excludes players.
    • 'neutral mob' includes bees, endermen, iron golems, polar bears, wolves and ziglins.
    • 'projectile' excludes thrown eyes of ender.
    • 'animal' includes (aside from the obvious mobs) fish (except guardians), squids, axolotls, bats, bees, hoglins and striders, and excludes iron golems and snow golems. ''pet'' includes only cats, wolves and parrots.
    • 'pseudo-tamable' includes entities that can sort of be tamed, including axolotls, ocelots, foxes and all horses or mobs that resemble a horse.
    • 'villager' also includes wandering traders.
    • 'normal zombie' includes only zombies, zombie villagers, husks and drowned.
    • 'all zombies' also includes ziglins, zoglins and zombie horses.
    • 'aquatic creature' includes all fish as well as axolotls, dolphins, tadpoles, turtles, squids and guardians, but not drowned or frogs.
    • 'hangable' includes item frames and paintings
  • Is neutral mob angry
  • Get/set neutral mob anger time
    • When any neutral entity is angered, this is set to a random value between 400 and 1100 ticks. This timer is not reset or extended by attacking the entity.
    • If the entity's attack target is not within the distance of their follow range attribute, this value will decrement every tick that the entity is not actively pathfinding to their attack target AND does not have line of sight with their attack target.
    • Additionally, the timer is reset if the entity kills their current attack target.
  • Has entity been removed from the world
    • Returns true when the provided entity no longer exists due to being picked up, despawned, destroyed, etc. For mobs and players, the entity must have completed their 20-tick death animation
• Projectile procedures
  • Get XYZ power of fireball entity
  • Set power of fireball entity
    • Sets the inertial motion vector ('power') of 'fireball' entities, which include all fireballs as well as wither skulls and wind charges.
• Player procedures
  • Get GUI menu currently being displayed
  • Start/stop elytra flying
  • Get elytra flight time
  • Get/set number of pincushion arrows / bee stingers stuck in the player model
    • Only works for players, unfortunately.
  • Has swim/crawl pose
  • Get swim/crawl pose animation level
  • Force player to jump
    • Can only be done for the player, not other entities.
  • Get player's total XP points
  • Get player's XP pickup time
    • Returns '2' on the tick that a player picks up an XP orb, returns '1' one tick later, and returns '0' otherwise.
  • Get player's approximate attack strength factor
    • Returns the player's damage reduction factor due to cooldown for the currently held weapon. Approximate due to unknown additional variables.
  • Set player's attack strength cooldown
    • Sets the player's attack cooldown to full.
  • Shrink player's held item by X if in survival
    • Shortcut for removing players' held items if in survival mode.
  • Is player able to eat
    • Shortcut for testing whether the player doesn't have full hunger or is in creative mode.
• Item procedures
  • Does item exist
    • A more intuitive shortcut for testing whether an item is valid or 'air'.
  • Get bonus damage from enchants on an enchanted item against a specified entity
  • Does item have use animation of type X
  • Does item have any use animation
  • Get XP reward for smelting/blasting/smoking item
  • Get/set item tooltip hide flag value
    • 'Tooltip hide flags' control which aspects of items' tooltips are hidden or shown, if applicable.
    • The hide flag bit values are as follows: '1' for enchantments (except for those applied to enchanted books), '2' for attribute modifiers, '4' for 'is unbreakable', '8' for 'can destroy', '16' for 'can place on', '32' for a variety of misc. tooltips regarding items' creative mode tabs, potion effects, enchantments applied to enchanted books, firework properties, written book authors and map tooltips, '64' for the 'Dyed' tooltip on leather armor, and '128' for armor trim properties.
  • Get default item tooltip hide flag value
  • Get bit value of a tooltip hide flag
  • Is tooltip flag X hidden for item
  • Hide tooltip flag X for item
  • Get item localization ID

    • Returns the localization key ID used in the language .json files. For example, a diamond sword returns 'item.minecraft.diamond_sword'.

       

• Block procedures
  • Does provided block exist
    • A more intuitive shortcut for testing whether a block is valid or an air block.
  • Does provided block drop XP
  • Is provided block replaceable
    • Checks for blocks that the player can replace with another block, such as air, water, lava, tall grass, etc. This procedure was salvaged from the Additions plugin after being deprecated.
  • Is provided block full
    • Returns true for any solid block with a 16x16x16-pixel bounding box, including blocks like dirt, stone, glass, leaves, etc. Returns true for double slabs but not single slabs. Returns false for blocks with bounding boxes that aren't precisely 16x16x16 pixels, such as farmland and soul sand, or blocks with 'holes', such as cauldrons or composters. Also returns false for blocks that are 16x16x16 pixels, but are non-solid, such as cobwebs or tall flowers.
  • Does block at XYZ have solid collisions
    • Returns true for any block that entities can collide with or stand on, such as dirt, stone, glass, slabs, stairs, fences, etc. Returns false for water, tall grass, cobwebs, rails, etc. As another example, this will return true for fence gates only if they are closed (since open fence gates have no collision), but will always return true for trapdoors since they can be collided with even when they are open.
  • Get solid collision height of block at XY
    • Returns the height of the highest solid portion of the block's collision hitbox. For example, returns '1' for standard-size blocks, '0.5' for bottom-half slabs, '1' for top-half or double slabs, '0.1875' for flat (closed) trapdoors, '1' for vertical (open) trapdoors, and returns zero for blocks with no collision, such as tall grass or flowers.
  • Can block be rotated
    • Detects rotation in everything except for block entities (chests, furnaces, etc.) and (for some reason) anvils or stonecutters
  • Does block have rotation type log/cardinal/all
    • Detects rotation in everything except for block entities (chests, furnaces, etc.) and (for some reason) anvils or stonecutters
  • Is block of type slab/stairs/fence/wall/door/torch/block entity
  • Get level/height of fluid
  • Is fluid falling
  • Get max level of integer property A of block at XYZ
• Game Instance Procedures (these are all checked for the current instance of Minecraft being tested)
  • Get FOV / FOV Effect Scale
  • Get FPS / FPS Limit
  • Get Render / Simulation Distance
  • Is graphics quality set to Fast, Fancy or Fabulous
  • Crash current instance
    • Closes the game for whichever player or dedicated server executes the procedure. I don't know what use anyone could conceive for this but I'm adding it anyways.
  • Are key and modifier bound to action X pressed
    • As an example, if the "Walk Forwards" keybind action was bound to "W + CTRL", this would return true only if both the W and CTRL keys are pressed.
    • Currently only detects keys pressed when the player does not have a menu open or the chat (the same conditions for when keybind actions actually apply).
  • Is action X bound to key Y
  • Does key bound to action X have a modifier
  • Does key bound to action X have modifier Y
    • Valid modifiers are 'shift', 'control', 'alt' or 'none'.
  • Get key bound to action X
    • As an example, would return 'w' for the "Walk Forwards" keybind action assuming it hasn't been changed from the default bind.
  • Get modifier of key bound to action X
    • Returns either 'shift', 'control', 'alt' or 'none' depending on the modifier assigned to the given keybind action.
  • Is key X pressed
    • Detects the press of any key except the mouse buttons which I'm still working on detection for.
    • Currently only detects keys pressed when the player does not have a menu open or the chat (the same conditions for when keybind actions actually apply).
    • Key presses will only be detected if pressed during the procedure you're checking them on, which means that very short keystrokes can be missed if, for instance, they are checked only on player tick updates.
  • Is key modifier X pressed
    • Valid modifiers are 'shift', 'control', 'alt' or 'none'.
    • Can detect keys pressed even when the player has a menu open or the chat.
• World procedures
  • Get blocklight / skylight level at XYZ
  • Is it cold enough to snow at XYZ
  • Does biome at XYZ have precipitation
  • Is provided world loaded at XYZ
    • Returns true if the chunk containing the specified position is currently loaded, which is true if the chunk is within the players' render distance (not the 'simulation distance'), or near the world spawn.
  • Play sound on clientside
  • Get/set gametime
    • 'Gametime' is the age of the world in ticks. Useful as a standardized global counter.
  • Is world singleplayer / superflat / hardcore / has cheats / has sleeping enabled
  • Get/set PvP enabled /  difficulty lock / default gamemode
  • Get world display name
  • Get world seed
  • Get time remaining until it starts raining
  • Get time remaining until it stops raining/thundering
  • Does player exist within X blocks of position / entity
    • Shortcut for testing for a player within a cube and then checking the actual distance
  • Place NBT structure with rotation specified by a direction variable
    • 'South' is no rotation, 'west' is 90 degrees to the right, etc.
  • Place NBT structure with file path specified by a string
• Organizational procedures
  • Decorative procedure labels (red, green, blue and white). Found in the 'flow control' tab
    • The first type is essentially just a label with a text display. Purely decorative and does not inject any code.
    • The second type is similar to the first, but allows for the inclusion of arguments which are ignored unless the checkbox is ticked, allowing procedure blocks to be easily toggle during testing.
• Direction procedures
  • Get random cardinal direction
• Damage procedures
  • Does damage source exist
• Event procedures
  • Set cancelation of event to true/false
    • Allows a canceled event to be uncanceled from within the same procedure
  • Has event been canceled
  • Is event result set to default/allow/deny
  • End interaction procedures if event is canceled
    • Used for the player interaction event triggers (player left/right-clicks entity/item/block, and the 'advanced' variants added in this plugin).
    • If a player interaction event is canceled, this procedure will prevent the game from proceeding with the next iteration of the player interaction procedures for the current hand, if one exists.
      • For example, if the 'player right-clicks block' event is canceled while iterating the player's main-hand, the subsequent 'player right-clicks with item' (for main-hand) and 'player right-clicks block' (for off-hand) events will not be triggered (if applicable for the current circumstances).
    • The order and firing conditions of Minecraft's player interaction event iteration procedures are quite complicated and will not be fully documented here.
  • Set value X for event to Y
    • Thanks to RedWire for figuring out how to set event values with procedures.
    • The current values that can be set are as follows:
      • Set fall distance for 'entity/player falls' event.
      • Set fall damage multiplier for 'entity/player falls' event.
      • Set use duration for 'entity/player is using item' event.
      • Set damage for 'entity takes damage' event.
      • Set damage for 'before entity is hurt' event.
      • Set heal amount for 'entity heals' event.
      • Set break speed for 'compute player break speed' event.
      • Set dropped xp for 'player breaks block' event.
      • Set dropped xp for 'entity drops experience' event.
      • Set blocked damage for 'entity/player blocks with shield' event.
      • Set blocked damage for 'entity/player blocks with shield' event.
      • Set target XYZ pos for 'entity/player teleports' event.
    • Set boolean X for event to Y
      • The current values that can be set are as follows:
        • Set whether to damage the shield iten for 'entity/player blocks with shield' event.
    • Set entity X for event to Y
      • The current values that can be set are as follows:
        • Set attack target for 'entity sets/changes attack target' event.
    • Set item X for event to Y
      • Currently unused.
    • Set blockstate X for event to Y
      • The current values that can be set are as follows:

        • Set blockstate for 'player uses tool secondary on block' event.

           

31 New Event Triggers

• Entity is unloaded (aka entity leaves the world)
  • Triggered every time an entity is unloaded, just as the 'entity joins world' trigger is called every time an entity is loaded.
  • As with 'entity joins world' it detects all entities, not just mobs / living entities.
  • Provides the 'removalreason' as a string.
    • Returns 'discarded' for projectiles that collide with blocks or entities, and for items that are picked up, merged or destroyed.
    • Returns 'null' for entities that are unloaded to an inactive chunk.
    • Returns 'killed' for slain mobs, paintings and item frames.
    • Returns 'changed_dimension' for entities that travel through a portal or are teleported to another dimension via commands.
• Block is placed (non-attributable)
  • As of version 2024.2 this trigger no longer seems to work. Similar to the 'block is placed' trigger but with no entity dependency, meaning it's called for any block placed in the world, not just ones placed by the player.
• Neighbor block changes
  • Similar to the previous trigger.
• Portal is created
  • Called when a nether portal is created. The portal does not actually exist until 1 tick later. Cancelable.
• Player right-clicks block (advanced)
  • A modified version of the 'player right-clicks block' trigger which is called once for each of the player's hands, unless the block that the player clicks is interactable in which case it's called only for the player's main hand.
• Player uses tool secondary action on block
  • Called when the player right clicks on a block (any block, not just blocks with vanilla tool interactions) with either a shovel, axe or hoe. Used in vanilla for log stripping, dirt path flattening, tilling, etc. Actions include "shovel_flatten", "axe_strip", "axe_scrape", "axe_wax_off" and "till" (for the hoe). Interestingly, no action is provided for shears.
  • Provides the relevant itemstack, the hand being used, the block being clicked, and the face of the block being clicked. Is cancelable.
  • Setting the blockstate via the 'set value of event to X' procedure will allow the interaction to proceed.
• Player right-clicks with item (advanced)
  • A modified version of the 'player right-clicks with item' trigger that doesn't test for which hand the player is using when they interact with a block, which is necessary to get around some bugs with Mojang's spaghetti programming for tool interactions.
  • Provides the relevant itemstack and the hand being used. Is cancelable.
• Player right-clicks entity (advanced)
  • Called first for the player's mainhand. If (and only if) the mainhand is empty, the procedure is called again for the offhand.
  • Provides the relevant itemstack and the hand being used. Is cancelable.
• Entity changes attack target
  • Doesn't properly retrieve the 'original' attack target, but unlike the 'entity sets attack target' trigger it is cancellable.
• Entity is hurt (non-attributable)
  • A modified version of the 'entity is attacked' trigger with no source entity dependency.
• Projectile hits object
  • Called whenever a projectile hits a block or an entity.
  • Provides the projectile and the projectile's owner ('sourceentity', which may not exist if the projectile has no owner), the position of the projectile entity (x, y, z) at the moment of impact (before settling), the target position (hx, hy, hz) (see below for more info), the hit result type ("block", "entity" or "miss") the block that the projectile hits (or otherwise the block at target position), and the coordinates of the hit block (bx, by, bz), rounded down.
    • If the hit result type is 'block', the target position (hx/y/z) will be directly adjacent to the block the projectile hits.
    • If the hit result type is 'entity', the target position will be the exact position of the entity the projectile hits (the base of the entity, not wherever the projectile appears to hit).
  • I'm not sure what conditions (if any) return the "miss" hit result. Projectiles that are deflected by invulnerable enemies (e.g. the wither in phase 2) or a player blocking with a shield return the 'entity' hit result type. Projectiles that hit an enderman also return the 'entity' hit result.
• Entity effect added / tried / expires / removed
  • Called for entity potion effects. Provides the effect type as a string, as well as its level and duration.
  • The 'tried' and 'removed' procedures are cancelable.
• Fluid tries to create source
  • Called when two adjacent fluid blocks try to create an additional source block. Provides the location of the attempted source block and the fluid blockstate. Cancelable.
• Enderman tries to teleport
  • Called every time an enderman tries to teleport, including any failed attempts, of which there are usually several for each successful teleport. Provides the original position (xyz) and target position (dx, dy, dz). Cancelable.
  • Note that the target y position can be far above the actual position that the enderman teleports to.
  • It's possible to test for which teleport attempt is valid by waiting 1 tick, then on the server testing if 'dx' equals the x position of the enderman.
• Entity drops item
  • Called when an entity drops its loot table or held equipment. Limited functionality. Provides the list of dropped item entities in string format.
• Arrow is nocked
• Explosion begins
  • Called when an explosion is going to occur. Cancelable. Provides the explosion damagesource, whether the explosion damages blocks, and the entity (if applicable) and the sourceentity (if applicable).
  • Canceling an explosion does not prevent the explosion effects from being shown.
• Explosion finalizes
  • Called when an explosion finalizes. Not cancelable. Provides the same dependencies as the 'explosion begins' trigger as well as a string list of affected block positions.
• Entity spawns (advanced)
  • Called when the game tries to spawn an entity via the mob spawn cycle or from chunk generation.
  • Provides the spawn position (rounded down), the entity type as a string, as well as the spawn type (not to be confused with the 'forge:spawn_type' tag. See this page I wrote for more information).
    • Spawn types that have been confirmed to occur include 'natural', 'chunk_generation' and 'spawner'. Spawn types that have been confirmed not to occur include null (empty) spawn types, 'structure', 'dispenser', 'spawn egg', silverfish that spawn from infested blocks, animals that result from breeding, and others.
• Entity changes equipment
  • Called when an entity's mainhand, offhand or armor slot changes. Provides the relevant slot, the original item and the new item.
  • Slots include 'mainhand', 'offhand', 'head', 'chest', 'legs' or 'feet'.
• Enderman eye contact check
  • Called every other tick for every enderman-player pair in the world (unless the player is in spectator mode or wearing a carved pumpkin).
  • Seems to be called once if the player is in creative mode but twice if they're in survival mode, not sure why.
  • Can be canceled to prevent an enderman from becoming aggravated.
• Compute player break speed
  • Called every tick while the player is mining a block. Provides the relevant block and the default break speed.
    • The provided 'breakspeed' value factors in the efficiency enchantment, environmental reductions (e.g. the player's head being underwater), and potion effects (haste and mining fatigue).
  • Can be canceled to halt the player's breaking progress for the current tick without resetting it.
• Player teleports using ender pearl/chorus fruit
  • Provides the original location of the entity and the new location. The teleport procedure for the ender pearl (but not chorus fruit) also provides the hit location (hx, hy, hz) and hit result type. See the description of the 'projectile hits object' event for more information.
• Entity takes damage (advanced)
  • Unlike the 'before entity is hurt' event trigger, this trigger provides the damage amount computed after armor reduction, enchantment reduction, the resistance effect, game difficulty, and so forth have been factored in.
  • Can be canceled, but this will not prevent damage sound effects from being played, which for some reason has to be done through the 'livingAttackEvent' trigger.

1 New Placement Feature

• Is water at current position
  • A small shortcut to check for water.

All procedures have custom tooltips (prefixed by '[SP]') that can be viewed by hovering over the procedure block in the blockly editor.

Disclaimers

• I will do my best not to maintain compatibility between current and future versions of the plugin. A major irritation I've had with certain other plugins is that the developers remove procedure blocks or change their registry names in subsequent updates, breaking any procedures that use the deprecated procedure blocks.
• One change has been made to the 'vanilla' MCreator procedure blocks: the 'cancel event' procedure no longer also sets the event result (if applicable) to 'deny'. This change may affect procedures that are called by certain global triggers.

Support for languages other than English currently isn't planned, since I don't know any other languages and I make frequent changes to the plugin texts.

This plugin is currently only tested for versions of MCreator later than MCreator 2023.4 but should work for earlier versions. Additionally, I've only developed the plugin for Forge 1.20.1, so there may be issues on the other supported generator types.

The latest version of this plugin supports the following generators: Forge 1.16.5, Forge 1.18.2, Forge 1.19.4, Forge 1.20.1, NeoForge 1.20.4, NeoForge 1.20.6, and NeoForge 1.21.1. Support for versions of the Fabric generator is not planned due to its use of a different coding language, which would be quite time-consuming to translate.

As with all MCreator plugins, the plugin file must be unzipped in order to load.

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Changelog:

v1.0.0 - Initial release. Adds 21 new procedures, 7 new triggers.

v1.0.1 - Minor bugfixes.

v1.1.0 - Added tooltips (show by hovering the cursor over the procedure blocks) and 17 new procedures (from 21 to 38).

v1.2.0 - Added 25 new procedures (from 38 to 63).

v1.3.0 - Added more features to the "projectile hits object" trigger and added 14 new procedures (from 63 to 77).

v1.4.0 - Added 19 new procedures (from 77 to 96), 7 new triggers (from 7 to 14) and 1 new placement feature (from 0 to 1). Added basic support for earlier forge versions.

v1.4.1 - Added support for MCreator 2024.1.

v1.5.0 - Added 14 new procedures (from 96 to 110), 3 new triggers (from 14 to 17) and added basic support for Neoforge.

v1.5.1 - Added support for MCreator 2024.2.

v1.5.2 - Added support for MCreator 2024.3 and neoforge 1.21.1.

v1.5.3 - Added support for MCreator 2024.4.

v1.6.0 - (version skipped due to upload error)

v1.6.1 - Added 2 new procedures (from 110 to 112), 3 new triggers (from 17 to 20) and new dependencies for the right-click triggers. Also added support for Forge 1.19.2.

v1.7.0 - Added 15 new procedures (from 112 to 127) and 3 new triggers (from 20 to 23). Minor fixes.

v1.7.1 - Minor fixes. Removed one event trigger (from 23 to 22) because it wasn't working.

v1.8.0 - Added 18 new procedures (from 127 to 145) and 3 new triggers (from 22 to 25). Minor fixes and improvements.

v.1.9.0 - Added 34 new procedures (from 145 to 179) and 6 new triggers (from 25 to 31). Minor additions to extant procedures.

v.1.9.1 - Minor fixes.

v1.9.2 - TBA

The plugin download is available below. I hope you guys find it useful. If you have issues, post them in the comments or contact me via discord under the username 'snailsattack'.