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fix(bedrock): refine movement, inventory, and native UI - #52
Improve Bedrock 1.26.60 compatibility across movement correction, inventory and cooking input, native UI and fonts, and block and actor bounds. Keep prediction, item ownership, and authored controls aligned across direct connections and ViaProxy.
Retain correction admission masks, frame ownership, mounted input ordering, and small native motion after impulses.
Extend native inventory selection, cooking actions, bundle input, and control lifetimes.
Expand OreUI shaping and layout support, physical block providers, actor bounds, and native rendering integration.
Local validation: repository checks and all 302 tooling tests pass. The full core build passes 2,263 tests with 177 skipped. The shared-cutoff add-on build passes 1,538 tests with 154 skipped, including five font GPU tests. The final displacement hook passes its focused build and installed checks on both routes: actual small steps persist, inventory counts agree, and client/server positions settle. Canonical 109-patch core and 44-patch add-on replays reproduce the tested source trees. CI passes on the final head, including the full-stack build, six native OreUI targets, capture checks, and platform permission checks.
The compatibility page retains the remaining limits. The original persistent pearl/wind loop, intermittent food use, reported inventory presentation issues, shield/custom-skin pose reports, and broader native screen, camera, mount, and rendering parity remain unresolved unless their matching controls establish otherwise. This release does not claim complete Bedrock parity.
Record native and translated underwater projection, posture, and packet-to-frame boost expiry controls. Exclude the direct trial that died during fixture preparation. Keep death-controller behavior and exact native expiry timing open.
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The pull request updates multiple ViaFabricPlus Bedrock and ViaBedrock patches. It adds a default death camera, skips empty recipe templates in availability and output counting, updates death-message and death-screen handling, and revises entity, world, inventory, HUD, and UI patch behavior. It also adds locator-group documentation.
Changes: Bedrock camera
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Implement the default death view patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0023-render-core-resolved-camera-movement.patch
Camera state and rendering hooks add an eight-block orbit and a 60-to-84-degree FOV transition over 120 ticks. The implementation restricts timeline advancement and effects to the main camera, resets state across lifecycle changes, and adds death-camera tests.
Update camera validation notes patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0023-render-core-resolved-camera-movement.pr.md
The notes report native comparisons, direct and ViaProxy controls, swimming and Dolphin Boost observations, remaining validation limits, and 3,519 passing tests with 329 skipped and no failures or errors.
Availability skips candidates without nonempty ingredients before source capture. Output counting also skips empty templates. Tests cover placeholder recipes and later valid candidates.
Death-screen packets retain the screen while hiding the reason when showDeathMessages is disabled. Death events, death information, and rule changes use the shared sending path.
Retain Bedrock death screens patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0042-retain-bedrock-death-screen-lifetimes.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0042-retain-bedrock-death-screen-lifetimes.pr.md, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/series.json
Eligible updates change the reason on a retained matching screen. Listener, player, and death-lifetime changes clear retained state. Tests cover screen replacement and lifecycle cases.
ViaFabricPlus Bedrock patch updates
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Update patch revisions and registrations patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/deferred/0001-allow-confirmed-blacklisted-server-joins.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/*
Patch revision metadata changes across existing patches. Mixin configuration hunks register camera, physics, projectile, UI, block, and interaction mixins.
ViaBedrock patch updates
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Update entity and world translation patches/viabedrock/deferred/0001-translate-bedrock-actor-events-to-java-statuses.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0002-preserve-sparse-properties-and-composed-metadata.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0008-discard-stale-passenger-links.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0014-initialize-and-preserve-bedrock-clock-time.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0018-preserve-sparse-actor-spatial-updates.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0020-forward-predicted-boat-and-horse-movement.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0094-synchronize-authoritative-entity-references.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0092-retain-completed-client-prediction-frames.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0105-ignore-removals-for-absent-unmapped-effects.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0107-transport-remote-player-movement-modes.patch
The patches update entity metadata, movement, passenger and projectile references, actor events, and world clock handling.
Update recipe and inventory request paths patches/viabedrock/deferred/0003-translate-server-authoritative-bedrock-requests.patch, patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch, patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch
Inventory packet helpers and recipe counters receive changes. The recipe-counter guards and their tests cover empty templates and valid candidates.
Update HUD, rules, and native UI transport patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0026-remove-score-ids-across-objectives.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0043-load-and-apply-editable-gamerules.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0072-convert-native-sidebar-title-images-and-styled-scores.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0086-transport-native-actor-animation-commands.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-share-native-ui-programs-and-resources.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0107-transport-remote-player-movement-modes.patch
The patches update score removal, mapped game-rule requests, sidebar presentation, animation transport, local hurt-event forwarding, and movement receipts.
Remote-player location documentation
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Document locator-group behavior and evidence patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0013-translate-remote-player-locations.pr.md
The document records legacy location decoding, locator-group state and update rules, snapshot publication, test coverage, and validation limits.
StackAnvil/patches#51: Updates the same camera FOV path and retained swim-effect timeline used by the death-camera changes.
StackAnvil/patches#16: Changes the recipe availability source-capture path that the empty-template guard uses.
StackAnvil/patches#22: Adds the empty-template output-counting guard that this change also applies to recipe availability.
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Declare the 0111 prerequisite on patch 0014 so standalone PR preparation does not fail. Full ordered builds are unaffected. The death-screen note's test total also differs from the PR-level result and should be reconciled.
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The title "fix(bedrock): refine movement, inventory, and native UI" is partially related to the changeset. The changeset covers many Bedrock compatibility areas, including movement (local physics, remote player movement, boat and horse movement), inventory (native container presentation, creative catalog, recipes), and native UI (scene rendering, forms, HUD, death screen). However, the PR objectives describe a narrower focus: reproducing the native default death camera, guarding empty recipe templates, and honoring death-message visibility. The title does not mention death camera, death messages, or the death screen, which are central to the stated objectives. The title is also overly broad, using "refine" and listing three general areas without naming the primary change. It does not mention the death-related work that the PR objectives identify as the main focus.
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Use the Bedrock death orbit and projection while preserving explicit server
camera ownership. Continue the native short counter after Java stops ticking
the dead actor, and keep auxiliary cameras from consuming shared timelines.
Compare original executable projection cases and native marker captures.
Verify final direct and proxy builds, FOV preferences, camera clear, and
respawn. Native death UI and broader timing and collision parity remain open.
Reuse preview selection admission for recipe output quantities. Zero-slot and all-empty placeholders contribute no output and cannot interrupt later valid candidates. Fold the fix and regression into the owning inventory patch.
Require a nonempty ingredient before capturing inventory sources. Preserve selected-output fallback and later valid recipes, and share this admission with preview selection and output counting. Retain the admitted ingredient count through the counter call.
A registered-recipe regression reproduces the prior exception. Existing native availability fixtures and the full four-project build pass. Update camera coverage to reflect the completed selected controls while retaining broader parity limits.
Apply showDeathMessages to cached and late death reasons while preserving
death admission and retained text. Refresh dead players when the rule
changes. Native 1.26.60.5 query execution establishes the visibility policy.
Keep the independent fix applicable to pinned upstream and replay later
patch contexts without changing their resulting source. Native OreUI
layout and lifecycle remain unfinished.
Handle reason updates before Java looks up the dead player in its world index. Update the retained screen without restarting its button deadline or replacing an active confirmation, and retire it across respawn or connection changes.
Cover the real Java timer and replacement lifetimes with focused tests. Validate the installed handler on direct and ViaProxy routes while keeping the remaining native OreUI presentation and respawn work explicit.
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Acquire the gameplay stylesheet, 20 OpenType and TrueType faces, and 29 language files from Bedrock 1.26.60.5. Preserve native bytes and keep the bundle separate from classic JSON UI font registrations and transforms.
Record font variants and explicit SDF opt-outs without interpreting the engine default. Validate resource completeness, version and checksums before building, then compare the archive and manifest in the final add-on.
Regeneration matches the original package a36945ad3b28d762d31d4533168a102294b55e8f88fe2c570485493fb3d15f08 byte for byte for all 50 native files. This supplies inputs for the OreUI renderer; font rendering and screen integration remain unfinished.
Record protocol 2225 native, direct, and ViaProxy player markers, including removal and restoration after rule changes. Link the core and renderer evidence from current status while keeping legacy-only behavior, full HUD parity, and the original missing-bar report open.
Compare the native item definition when completing local Bedrock item use.
An inventory refresh can replace the held Java stack before completion in
the same frame, causing the reference comparison to release the cycle
without consumption effects. Fold the fix into the owning movement patch.
Verify the exact packet ordering against native 1.26.60.5 and installed
direct and ViaProxy clients, including the final food item. The affected
projects build with 3521 tests passed and 332 skipped. Keep the original
intermittent no-feeding report and late acknowledgment cases open.
Record matched native, direct and ViaProxy controls for an empty inventory
refresh before completion and deliberate omission of completion packets.
Native completes both foods. Java stalls after one with an active zero
counter until release, then resumes feeding after another press.
Trace the current native packet handler and live actor-event listeners.
These findings require a native local-use lifecycle port instead of only
broadening the held-item guard. Keep the original live report open and
identify the declared relay mutations and remaining completion-trigger gap.
Make the target OreUI shaping policy reproducible from the pinned
HarfBuzz 14.3.0 source archive. Round signed anchors separately and
retain native variation admission, region evaluation and delta scaling.
Build a separately named library without FreeType. The Java adapter
must supply callbacks from the game library rather than pass FT objects
between native versions. Install source, patch and library hashes with
the original license, and reject mislabeled native architectures.
Add authored public-API controls and six platform build jobs. The local
Linux x64 installation matches 31 selected native shaping runs and 174
metric cases through the existing FreeType callback probe. The add-on
loader, layout, atlas, shader and screen integration remain unfinished.
The clock patch extends GameRulesStorage after the shared death-message
handler. Declare that production prerequisite so PR preparation reports
it before applying an incompatible standalone patch.
Remove an ambiguous aggregate count from the death-screen sidecar.
Retain its focused and installed validation scope and identify the
full-stack result as the run performed when the patch was introduced.
Port the native local countdown and deferred using-item flag reconciliation.
Predict hunger locally while keeping counts and replacement items under
server authority. Ignore translated completion notifications for the local
Bedrock player so absent or late acknowledgments cannot stall or end a
newer use cycle.
Verify the full affected build and sixteen installed direct/proxy controls,
including omitted and delayed acknowledgments, empty inventory refreshes,
early release, final and zero-duration food, and delayed server authority.
The original intermittent live report remains unmatched.
Physical snapshots restore hunger from before the latest locally predicted
meal. An ordered 300 ms inbound delay exposes both installed Java routes
losing five hunger during replay while item counts and use counters stay
unchanged.
Record food eligibility as a historical movement observation instead of
reversible hunger state. Preserve the replayed ability bypass and keep
live consumption outside physical resimulation.
Add a regression that retains later meals across historical sprint checks.
Verify all 44 saved patches, the full affected build, and installed moving
food controls on direct and proxy routes. Native also receives corrections
at use transitions, so validate live state across actual replay steps.
Keep the final food-use movement frame slowed before decrementing its
countdown and completing local use. Preserve the earlier native item
identity check and refresh, then tick the retained stack once after
LivingEntity movement.
Current native instruction traces and selective packet omissions separate
local countdown completion from server inventory Use callbacks and packet
142 notifications. Keep the unimplemented transaction callback explicit
in the review notes.
Verify the first 32 moving frames against native on installed direct and
ViaProxy routes, plus delayed authority, final-item consumption and actual
correction replay. Both routes preserve live food and use state across
78 replayed steps. Core and the local Linux build pass 3,529 tests with 332
skipped. Release packaging lacks five native shaping libraries. Preserve
unrelated packaging changes and restore the prior distribution after the
private runtime checks.
Keep OreUI shaping, font lifetimes, glyph caches and float-tint drawing
separate from classic JSON UI. Retain native integer shaping before the
independent cache/display transform, and preserve queued atlas slots.
Package all six source-verified native engines through normal add-on
builds. Compare every embedded library, manifest and license with its
verified input. Share the native workflow between CI and release builds,
and run optional font shader controls through software EGL on CI.
The isolated add-on build passes 1,370 tests with 152 skipped, including
all seven OreUI and four classic font shader tests. Tooling checks,
301 Bun tests and patch health pass. Complete OreUI screen consumers,
layout, fallback, sampling, input and live frame validation remain open.
Share one pending respawn attempt across manual and automatic Java death
paths. Follow the Bedrock 1.26.60.5 controller's initial wait and retry
spacing, preserve the pending screen, and cancel stale lifetimes.
Fold the change into the death-screen owner. Ten lifecycle regressions and
the isolated full add-on build pass. Native OreUI presentation and live
retry checks on both Java routes remain unfinished.
Distinguish server inventory Use completion from packet 142 and the local
countdown's consumption feedback. Send a negotiated stop notification
after authoritative inventory actions, then stop the active client cycle
on its owning Bedrock connection without repeating hunger prediction or
inventory consumption. Preserve the older client route.
Match native 1.26.60.5 instruction traces and controlled attribute
omissions. Verify notification negotiation and inventory ordering through
the registered packet handler. Installed direct and ViaProxy controls
retain five hunger and seven bread when attribute updates are withheld.
Both routes preserve live food and use state through 78 replayed steps.
Core, proxy and the local Linux add-on checks pass. Replay all 108 core
and 44 client patches to the exact tested source trees. Retain required
patch context updates, preserve unrelated UI work, and restore the prior
add-on and proxy artifacts after private runtime checks. Release packaging
still needs the other five native shaping libraries.
Route combat-kill events through the pending respawn lifetime when the
native death screen is disabled. Java's fallback otherwise sends another
request for a late reason while the first attempt is still waiting.
An installed before control reproduces two requests 50 milliseconds apart.
The corrected direct and ViaProxy controls preserve the initial wait,
retain pending manual screens and cancel retries when their route ends.
The complete add-on build and serialized 44-patch replay pass.
Record the software-rendered Minecraft diagnostic that exercises the
exported font engine, glyph uploads, GUI extraction and both font modes.
Keep CPU sampling differences and unfinished native layout explicit so
successful in-game submission is not mistaken for full screen parity.
Project shield base colors and ordered layers through core item data.
Render the retained native snapshot with a pack-owned atlas and the
native pattern material while preserving authored geometry and animation.
Keep pattern glint before fog and scope Iris inputs to each prepared draw.
Retain atlas image dependencies and server overrides. Fold each change
into its owning patch and preserve the original oversized-shield and
custom-skin reports as unresolved.
Replay all 108 core and 44 client patches to the tested source trees.
Verify installed direct and proxy clients with ordinary and pinned Iris
profiles, plus an enchanted mainhand shield. Full local builds and focused
native shader controls pass. Keep Linux validation packages private.
An authored inventory can retire before its next tick cleanup. Rebuilding
that screen for a window or GUI-scale change previously let the ownership
exception escape through Screen.resize. Route rebuild failures through the
existing fallback, preserving the exact menu and carried stack without
restoring a menu that has already changed.
Fold the fix and full-screen regression into the owning container patch.
Verify 37 focused tests, the full client build, and exact replay of all 44
client patches. An installed direct fault injection preserves a three-item
cursor, accepts both physical transfers on BDS, and retains the items after
reopening. The original background report remains unmatched.
Retain normalized face metrics with prepared text and derive line advances
and baseline offsets from version-matched Renoir and Cohtml controls.
Preserve negative leading, native half-tie rounding, and fractional origins.
Fold the implementation and behavioral regressions into the scene renderer.
The full add-on build and installed software-rendered diagnostic pass.
Complete OreUI screen layout, fallback, and input remain unfinished.
Resolve border and padding insets before optional content-box snapping.
Retain the native signed fractional dimensions and float rounding order
without rounding the cached text baseline again.
Fold the shared box calculation and behavioral regressions into the scene
renderer. Original native controls, the full add-on build, and installed
software rendering pass. The complete death-screen layout remains open.
Identify the wind projectile in selected server-observed pearl impacts.
Keep that evidence separate from a controlled outgoing burst that admits
both uses in one server tick but produces block impacts instead.
Both installed recordings finish normally. All 30 queued packet payloads
retain their byte hashes and order. Matching admission ticks do not explain
the earlier origin-height collision or reproduce the persistent rollback
report, so no movement correction change follows from these controls.
Route cooking recipe and slot drop keys through the shared inventory input
owner. Drop one carried item on the first press, retain it for whole-stack
drops, and keep empty recipe previews separate from real inventory slots.
Preserve the binding until release so repeats and modifier changes cannot
produce extra actions.
Validate with official Bedrock 1.26.60.5 controls, failing regressions,
full builds, saved-stack replay, and installed direct/proxy captures.
Keep the remaining default cooking host guards and full parity scope.
Document the retained bundle controller required by default cooking hosts.
Keep row-bound movement separate from sequential wrapping and bind
selection to the physical bundle slot before extraction.
Native 1.26.60.5 instruction and live controls support these limits.
Keep row-bound navigation separate from wrapping previous/next input.
Carry selected-cell extraction through a separately negotiated channel and
preserve the original bundle-input format for existing clients.
Resolve physical slots from core publication snapshots. Reject padding,
hidden-item labels and stale contents before predicting transfers. Cover
sparse slots, full grids, pending input and authoritative rejection recovery.
Physical input bindings and default cooking integration remain unfinished.
Retain the complete cooking source identity and share request ordering
with recipes, search and held-item actions. Capture dynamic bundle changes
so they retire publications even when the root stack stays unchanged.
Resolve selected cells through the physical transfer owner. Report whether
the source remains current so nonmutating extraction does not wait for a
replacement snapshot. Route clicks once, preserve buffered search, and
reject late replies and sounds after retirement.
Default native host callbacks and installed comparisons remain unfinished.
Keep cooking hover active while item commands wait and captured buttons
release. Disabling hover sent a false leave callback, so a stationary
pointer could not continue selecting bundle contents after an insertion.
Item activation still uses the existing pending-command guards.
Extend the screen regression to retain the source and selected cell through
pending input. The old implementation fails both cases. Full add-on checks
and installed direct and proxy controls pass, including delayed replies,
refused overlapping transfers, selected extraction and reopening.
Route ordinary cooking slot confirmation through the authored Return edge
and existing inventory request owner. Retain the Return lifetime for held
quantity selection and deliver release while that controller owns input.
Ignore Space for ordinary cooking input and preserve unsupported quick-move
admission guards.
Official 1.26.60.5 controls establish Return delivery and quantity-state
entry and release. Full add-on checks pass. Installed direct and proxy
controls each complete ten accepted requests across short pickup, partial
and full holds, return and reopening without losing items. Default reset,
arrow and scrollbar integration and exact native timing remain open.
Resolve verified native base-factory collision separately from visual
compilation and pack acceptance. Carry optional geometry and offsets in
the version-7 native block dictionary, and bind camera queries to the
accepted level. Preserve empty collision and unresolved class fallbacks.
Fold the producer, transport, mirror and camera changes into their owning
patches. Native controls, full private builds and installed direct/proxy
runs cover bounds without visual definitions, state swaps, reload and
dimension return. Broader world providers and movement remain open.
Preserve raw component phases while replies wait so qualifying reset
releases complete recipes, quantity selection, and drags through their
existing request owners. Retain local source resets across unchanged
publications and restore declined model-bound preference toggles.
Match the decoder to 216 original 1.26.60.5 controls. Full add-on tests and
an exact saved-stack replay pass. Installed direct and ViaProxy controls
each complete seven accepted transfers and preserve nine items after
reopening. Default arrow and scrollbar bindings remain unfinished.
Publish physical geometry for the exact 122 target slab registrations.
Ordinary slabs use their decoded half state; double slabs retain full
bounds for either half. Keep unknown classes and unresolved properties
with their existing provider, without inferring shapes from Java models.
Fold the provider and registration regressions into the owning block
patch. Full native construction and finalized hashes cover all 244 states;
compiled metadata and installed direct/proxy camera controls match their
bounds. Preserve the concurrent cooking-reset owner and private boat work.
Other shape providers and complete mounted replay remain unfinished.
A component can become visible during quantity selection and deliver a
release without a previous press. Apply native held-edge filters before
updating Return so this release cannot finish another input owner.
The real-menu regression fails before and passes after. The handler
matches 54 original native controls. Full add-on tests and exact saved
stack replay pass. Installed direct and ViaProxy controls keep selection
active until the real release and preserve all nine items after reopening.
Refresh patch context after the block-provider and game-session changes so a fresh clone can replay the full core stack without historical private Git objects. Preserve every production and test delta and the previously verified source tree.
Record the native source and quantity contract for the pending cooking input implementation. Original controller and legacy distribution controls conserve the selected budget without a cursor pickup, respect destination capacity, and ignore repeat visits. Keep selected-source transport, input delivery, and native multiplayer request grouping explicitly unresolved.
Classify the target slab family by its original bounds methods so derived
copper registrations join the physical provider. The direct-factory
catalog omitted 16 types and 32 states.
Fold the exact 138-type registry into the existing geometry owner and
cover copper half bounds, waxing and oxidation through the registration
boundary without visual models. Preserve other patch owners and fallback
behavior.
Full core, add-on and proxy builds pass. All 276 native state hashes and
1,654 original bounds queries match; installed direct/proxy controls match
99,360 camera queries through swaps, reload and dimension return. These
controls do not establish full native-world or mounted-motion parity.
Clear the exact departed hover even when no desktop bundle tooltip is active. Later item updates can no longer reopen a tooltip for that old slot. Preserve alias-based desktop cleanup, independent primary selection, and touch bundle ownership.
Verify both registered native exit callbacks in 12 version-matched scenarios, reproduce the stale-hover and touch-hover failures before the fix, and pass the full add-on build and fresh patch replay.
Resolve 913 additional registered block types through their original
native primary methods and finalized caches. Keep lectern collision
bounds, rounded chest and egg bounds, and empty primary methods that
ignore collision and offset components. Retain the existing slab provider
and leave unsupported classes with their existing fallback.
Full core, add-on and proxy builds pass. Compiled metadata matches 34,530
native queries across 8,495 states. Installed direct/proxy checks match
8,326 camera queries through swaps, reload and dimension return. The
unknown fallback-ID difference and full mounted gameplay remain open.
Record the original 1.26.60.5 component and controller results for
selected-source drawing. The first event retains a destination, and the
second starts distribution across the retained and current destinations.
Arrow-held input delays entry while retaining the latest destination.
Keep cursor-origin signaling separate: these source controls retain an
empty cursor and send no cursor-drag start signal. State the supplied
probe boundaries and retain the unfinished Java transport and native
multiplayer validation limits.
Refresh the authored UI patch after the block provider changed from
NativeSlabGeometry to NativeBlockPrimaryGeometry. A fresh upstream clone
cannot apply the old import hunk without its historical ancestor blob.
Preserve every added and removed source line. The repaired 109-patch
replay produces the exact source tree from the completed full core build.
Record twelve original component and controller controls with earlier
source drawing and arrow-held input. Selection release retains the item
source but clears the previous drawing destination before distribution.
Keep physical touch delivery and request-backed behavior unverified.
Record coupled 1.26.60.5 Level publication, actor references, ECS membership and buoyancy timer controls. Two actors consume the same native random stream across both provider configurations and five supplied seeds.
Separate verified component ownership and position-request bounds from live seed initialization, actor offset selection and unfinished boat tick integration. Preserve the private port and keep mounted trajectory parity open.
Native float metadata admits finite negative scale. Its size updater clamps the product before checking the upper bound, including negative overflow. Preserve the resulting collapsed bounds instead of dropping their physical dimensions.
Share the calculation between metadata projection and negotiated consumers. Retain raw scale and base dimensions, and fold the regression into the existing actor-state owner.
Gather the controlling passenger's filtered input before the boat tick and
reuse it in the later passenger tick. Retain one poll in each physical
step so correction replay restores input without reading live keys.
Fold the change into owner0025 and preserve all other patch inputs.
Original native scheduler controls establish the phase order. Full-stack
checks and installed direct/proxy controls verify the input boundary.
Native boat motion and trajectory comparisons remain unfinished.
A stale unlink for a previous vehicle scheduled a Java player correction
even when core retained the replacement mount. Repeated unlinks also sent
extra corrections after a valid dismount. Check the current mount before
scheduling the correction, alongside the existing dismount guard.
Fold the guard and its regression into the owning passenger-link patch.
The test preserves a replacement mount, accepts one real dismount, and
rejects duplicate corrections. All 109 patches replay to the tested tree.
Full core verification passes 2,232 tests with 177 optional skips, and
all seven patch health, prerequisite, and projection checks pass.
Discard matching historical and current-clock corrections on clean
prediction history. Retain future commands without requesting a rewind,
and preserve the native history mask that bypasses later comparisons for
the same actor lifetime. Pending commands acquire their mask when their
frame completes. Fold the scheduler and journal changes into owner 0025.
Current 1.26.60.5 native receiver and queue controls cover typed and cached
state, unsigned placement, ground changes, float tolerance and mixed command
sequences. Add scheduler regressions for replay requests, later command
application and history reset. The reported pearl/wind rollback loop remains
unmatched; this change does not establish its cause.
Replay all 44 add-on patches and verify the replayed tree matches the tested
source. Full add-on build passes 1506 tests with 159 skipped. Root validation
and patch-health tests pass. Preserve private numeric boat work and shared runtime
artifacts.
Retain selected sources and quantity budgets independently of the cursor,
route taps and drawing through the authoritative transfer owner, and render
the selected icon and count through the original authored controls.
Keep snapshot identity, ordered completion and rejection recovery shared
with existing inventory requests. Preserve default host admission guards
and fold the behavior into its owning patches.
Verify both installed routes with delayed close, a real stale-stack
rejection and an accepted retry. Replay both exported stacks to their full
tested trees, retaining the latest movement and bounds fixes.
Clear native comparison masks after successful physical replay while
retaining history commands. Do not restore the cleared mask when the open
frame completes. Matching corrections can then be discarded after a rewind,
without losing commands needed by later rewinds. Fold the lifetime fix and
regressions into owner 0025.
Original 1.26.60.5 capture and replay controls establish pending-command
transfer, dirty marking, successful mask clearing and early-return behavior.
An installed direct control sends a matching correction after a rewind:
the earlier client executes eleven extra physics steps, while the fixed
client executes none and keeps the intended position. Independent journal
checks retain all original scene bytes plus exactly two declared packets.
This does not establish the cause of the original pearl/wind rollback loop.
Reconcile the committed inventory changes and verify the current core
artifact, source tree and existing full-test results before private reuse.
The merged 44-patch add-on build passes 1532 tests with 159 skipped, and
canonical replay reproduces its tested tree. Seven root validation and
patch-health tests pass. Preserve private native boat sources and shared
runtime artifacts.
Route raw arrow aliases alongside ordinary focus input and preserve their
held-state callbacks through release and pending inventory replies.
Deliver scrollbar press bookkeeping before capture so a held scrollbar
cannot start item quantity selection when the pointer crosses a slot.
Admit the implemented callbacks through their source owner. Preserve the
coalesce_stack and other unsupported input guards. Keep the regression
coverage and versioned native evidence in the existing presentation patch.
Defer Java's early velocity cutoff for ordinary local Bedrock ground and
air motion, then apply the shared native per-axis cutoff after collision.
Keep nonzero collision-resolved displacement through Java's separate
squared-length gate. Flight reuses the core cutoff policy.
Original 1.26.60 friction controls and installed direct/proxy recordings
verify the cutoff, actual tiny steps, quiet recovery and retained counts.
Canonical 109-patch core and 44-patch add-on replays preserve the tested
trees without changing other patch exports. Keep unmatched reports and
broader physics parity limits explicit in the owning review notes.
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chore: continue compatibility maintenance
fix(bedrock): refine movement, inventory, and native UI
Nov 8, 2026
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Improve Bedrock 1.26.60 compatibility across movement correction, inventory and cooking input, native UI and fonts, and block and actor bounds. Keep prediction, item ownership, and authored controls aligned across direct connections and ViaProxy.
Local validation: repository checks and all 302 tooling tests pass. The full core build passes 2,263 tests with 177 skipped. The shared-cutoff add-on build passes 1,538 tests with 154 skipped, including five font GPU tests. The final displacement hook passes its focused build and installed checks on both routes: actual small steps persist, inventory counts agree, and client/server positions settle. Canonical 109-patch core and 44-patch add-on replays reproduce the tested source trees. CI passes on the final head, including the full-stack build, six native OreUI targets, capture checks, and platform permission checks.
The compatibility page retains the remaining limits. The original persistent pearl/wind loop, intermittent food use, reported inventory presentation issues, shield/custom-skin pose reports, and broader native screen, camera, mount, and rendering parity remain unresolved unless their matching controls establish otherwise. This release does not claim complete Bedrock parity.