• Resolved Issue #33 in TCDCommons API; a conflict with Screenshot Viewer that was causing a crash.
• In dependency declarations, minimum version numbers for fabricloader and fabric-api have been reduced, to increase flexibility for end users and modpacks.

Backported latest mod version to 26.1.

Mitigated a crash on NeoForge 26.2, at a small visual expense. I believe this crash should not have been there, but then again NeoForge 26.2 is still in beta as of me writing this. Please report any future or remaining crashes you encounter on NeoForge.

Technical details:
This crash was related to MixinHud (present in TCDCommons API), a mechanism in the mod that'd prevent the HUD from rendering while the better "Statistics" screen was open (to avoid HUD obstructing the screen). MixinHud has now been made optional, resolving the crash while at the same time the mechanism no longer working on NeoForge for now. This is a small visual difference and should not affect UX too much.

• TheCSDev added 'Bosnian' translations.

Reminder than anyone (yes you) is welcome to translate this mod at any time!

• Ultra added 'German' translations. Thank you so much for translating this mod for everyone!
• Improved readability for tooltips of config settings found in Statistics > File > Settings

Reminder than anyone (yes you) is welcome to translate this mod at any time!

• JustShadow78 added 'Polish' translations. Thank you so much for translating this mod for everyone!

Reminder than anyone (yes you) is welcome to translate this mod at any time!

• Xinyang-Gao updated 'Simplified Chinese' and added 'Traditional Chinese' translations. Thank you so much for translating this mod for everyone!
• Fixed a typo in English translation text that was supposed to say "Hide completed goals". Thank you Xinyang-Gao for spotting and reporting the typo.

Reminder than anyone (yes you) is welcome to translate this mod at any time!

• Resolved Issue #45, where the "Home" tab's "Featured statistics" would cause a large lag spike for users with large statistics

Note: This changelog is not all; There are new additions in TCDCommons API as well (click this link to read that changelog). Most notable addition is the "Item descriptions" integration.

Added Russian translations by ADevnin - Thank you for translating this mod.

• Added utility "Create goal" to RMB context menus of stats.
• Added utility dropdown for selecting "Stat type (Activity)" in goal edit screen.

Note: These serve as utilities for creating goals easier. "Goals" feature is still experimental and thus must be enabled in mod settings to use it.

Port to 26.2.

Added "Goals", a client-sided feature that allows people to define custom milestones that track their progress toward specific statistical targets. Still in an experimental phase. Example of a goal; "Mine 64 Stone".

The feature is unfinished and thus not exposed unless explicitly enabled in this mod's "Settings". When or if this feature will ever be complete, is unclear at this time, though feedback is welcome!

• Support for 26.1.X (including 26w14a)
• Resolved Issue #34, where this mod was missing a declaration that it depends on tcdcommons

Remember when I said I am moving on from NeoForge yesterday? Well scrap that, this release can handle both platforms simultaneously.

Just don't forget to install 'Fabric API' on Fabric, although you probably already know that. On NeoForge no dependencies are required.

(Reupload due to a minor publishing mistake)

Changelog

• Migrated from Architectury to Fabric
• Ported to Minecraft 26.1

Explanation and reasoning

This mod is now back to being exclusive to Fabric. This fate is uncertain but is likely to stay. There are two main reasons for this:

1. NeoForge has far less demand than Fabric. Look at the file download counts for any mod out there (mine included), and you will see ratios as big as 500:1 (aka Fabric getting as much as 500x more downloads). Personally, this isn't the main issue in my opinion - I wouldn't mind continuing to maintain NeoForge for the few people if it wasn't for the next reason.
2. Update delays and additional maintenance, all for a low-demand plarform. This is the main reason and issue I have. Whenever a new version of Minecraft releases - Fabric catches up within hours, meanwhile I am stuck for days to weeks waiting on Architectury and NeoForge to port over - just so I can then proceed to port my mods. No more NeoForge = no more having to deal with that. If NeoForge had a lot more demand, then this would in my opinion be a valid trade-off. For now, it is not.

Please note that I may change my mind. I already wish I didn't have to leave NeoForge behind. We will see what happens in the future. Please refer to Forgified Fabric API and Sinytra Connector, as they may help you run Fabric mods on NeoForge anyway.

This mod no longer depends on Architectury API.

This mod no longer depends on Architectury API.

Full release of v5.0 is finally here, with an overhauled GUI and richer visuals with icons and entity rendering. This update features a more robust framework, as well as news features like "tabbed document interface" and "saving / opening JSON statistics files".

(Note that due to a tight deadline of March 24, 2026, I was unable to reimplement 'quick share' and 'hud stats' in time. When or if they will make a comeback is uncertain for now, as there are many other things demanding my attention.)

Changelog (from v5.0-alpha.1 'till now)

• Overhauled framework that fixes what past game updates broke
• Overhauled user interface (GUI)
• Added "Blocks" section for displaying block-exclusive statistics. Turns out this feature was missing for years
• Added "tabbed document interface" (for having multiple "tabs" opened)
• Added "Home" tab. Features "quick access", your statistics that have highest values, "news", and "credits"
• Added statistics JSON file saving and opening. Feel free to share such files with your friends and show off your progress!
• Added fancy icons to dropdowns. Adds more personality to the GUI
• ReAdded GUI rendering of mob stat entities (mobs are now visually displayed)
• Added resource pack customization capabilities
• Added /give @s to the context-menu for items and blocks (requires access to /give)

[Edit]: Forgot to mention
- Fixed TCDCommons Issue #7 - Incompatibility with Frostiful. Thank you to offbeat-stuff for reporting it.

Legal notice

The license for v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I could not find a license for v5.X that I felt truly comfortable with, even though the initial idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. It is possible that someday I may switch back to a F.O.S.S. license if I ever do find one I am comfortable with.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

Full release of v5.0 is finally here, with an overhauled GUI and richer visuals with icons and entity rendering. This update features a more robust framework, as well as news features like "tabbed document interface" and "saving / opening JSON statistics files".

(Note that due to a tight deadline of March 24, 2026, I was unable to reimplement 'quick share' and 'hud stats' in time. When or if they will make a comeback is uncertain for now, as there are many other things demanding my attention.)

Changelog (from v5.0-alpha.1 'till now)

• Overhauled framework that fixes what past game updates broke
• Overhauled user interface (GUI)
• Added "Blocks" section for displaying block-exclusive statistics. Turns out this feature was missing for years
• Added "tabbed document interface" (for having multiple "tabs" opened)
• Added "Home" tab. Features "quick access", your statistics that have highest values, "news", and "credits"
• Added statistics JSON file saving and opening. Feel free to share such files with your friends and show off your progress!
• Added fancy icons to dropdowns. Adds more personality to the GUI
• ReAdded GUI rendering of mob stat entities (mobs are now visually displayed)
• Added resource pack customization capabilities
• Added /give @s to the context-menu for items and blocks (requires access to /give)

[Edit]: Forgot to mention
- Fixed TCDCommons Issue #7 - Incompatibility with Frostiful. Thank you to offbeat-stuff for reporting it.

Legal notice

The license for v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I could not find a license for v5.X that I felt truly comfortable with, even though the initial idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. It is possible that someday I may switch back to a F.O.S.S. license if I ever do find one I am comfortable with.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

General changelog

• Added icons to tabs' names, for decorative purposes.
• Added .nbt file support. Save and load statistics files in NBT format.
• Added support for external file drag-and-dropping. Drop files from your desktop or file explorer, into the better Statistics screen.

Technical changelog

• Refactored translation key names.

API changelog

• A lot of code refactoring. Expect breaking changes if you use the APIs.
• McbsFile migrated from using JSON code for serialization, to instead using Mojang's Codec<T> system.
• BClientRegistries migrated from using simple Map<K, V>s, to instead using the game's Registry<V> system.

General changelog

• Added icons to tabs' names, for decorative purposes.
• Added .nbt file support. Save and load statistics files in NBT format.
• Added support for external file drag-and-dropping. Drop files from your desktop or file explorer, into the better Statistics screen.

Technical changelog

• Refactored translation key names.

API changelog

• A lot of code refactoring. Expect breaking changes if you use the APIs.
• McbsFile migrated from using JSON code for serialization, to instead using Mojang's Codec<T> system.
• BClientRegistries migrated from using simple Map<K, V>s, to instead using the game's Registry<V> system.

Fixed Issue #15, but not in the way one may initially expect. Thank you DeathdealerYT for reporting the issue. Issue #11 is semi-related.

The core root of these issues comes down to how the game handles statistics internally vs what is shown on screen.
- For user convenience, both the vanilla statistics screen and the better statistics would display both item and block statistics into one big merged interface featuring both.
- Fundamentally speaking, the game does not work like that internally. Blocks are clearly NOT items, and vice-versa. Same applies to statistics about them. Visually they may seem interchangeable, but they are NOT.

Therefore, merging these into one interface (like how the vanilla statistics screen does) leads to janky code that tries to treat both as if they are the same thing when they clearly are not. In other words, the programming code gets messy.

To resolve this issue - I have decided to step away from presenting both as one (like how the vanilla game does), instead presenting them as they truly are in the game's code - by splitting them into two separate views; "Items" and "Blocks". This provides a more accurate view into what statistics data really looks like, but it also means that you will now no longer see block-related statistics among items and vice-versa. This also automatically resolves Issue #11 and Issue #15 on the spot.

[Edit] Forgot to mention

Added /give @s to right-click context menus. Convenience feature for quickly giving yourself an item/block you might want. Requires access to /give for this option to show up.

Fixed Issue #15, but not in the way one may initially expect. Thank you DeathdealerYT for reporting the issue. Issue #11 is semi-related.

The core root of these issues comes down to how the game handles statistics internally vs what is shown on screen.
- For user convenience, both the vanilla statistics screen and the better statistics would display both item and block statistics into one big merged interface featuring both.
- Fundamentally speaking, the game does not work like that internally. Blocks are clearly NOT items, and vice-versa. Same applies to statistics about them. Visually they may seem interchangeable, but they are NOT.

Therefore, merging these into one interface (like how the vanilla statistics screen does) leads to janky code that tries to treat both as if they are the same thing when they clearly are not. In other words, the programming code gets messy.

To resolve this issue - I have decided to step away from presenting both as one (like how the vanilla game does), instead presenting them as they truly are in the game's code - by splitting them into two separate views; "Items" and "Blocks". This provides a more accurate view into what statistics data really looks like, but it also means that you will now no longer see block-related statistics among items and vice-versa. This also automatically resolves Issue #11 and Issue #15 on the spot.

[Edit] Forgot to mention

Added /give @s to right-click context menus. Convenience feature for quickly giving yourself an item/block you might want. Requires access to /give for this option to show up.

• Fixes Issue #13. Thank you Tis_awesomeness for reporting the issue.

In the meantime, foundation for the "Quick share" feature is currently being built. Once done, "Quick share" will be able to be reimplemented. Plus some new features are planned as well but nothing concrete yet.

• Fixes Issue #13. Thank you Tis_awesomeness for reporting the issue.

In the meantime, foundation for the "Quick share" feature is currently being built. Once done, "Quick share" will be able to be reimplemented. Plus some new features are planned as well but nothing concrete yet.

• Fixed Issue #9 - "Sorted statistics are shown in reverse order"
• Fixed Issue #11 - "Missing 'Times Mined' sorting filter"

Thank you whatinthesamhilll-lang for reporting both of those issues.

• Fixed Issue #9 - "Sorted statistics are shown in reverse order"
• Fixed Issue #11 - "Missing 'Times Mined' sorting filter"

Thank you whatinthesamhilll-lang for reporting both of those issues.

This is a minor update that has one primary goal in mind - notify as many people about Hytale arbitration as possible. It has no other functional purpose, so it is not necessary to update to this version.

While this may possibly be bothersome for some, please note that this PSA is of much greater urgency. Getting a lot of people to opt-out of arbitration within a limited time window for an upcoming hyped-up game far outweighs any mild one-time annoyance it may cause for others. However a new config setting was added to give you control over this behavior.

Changelog

• Added client-sided one-time PSA chat message about Hytale. It only shows up once, and completely stops showing starting from February 2026.
• Added config setting client-allowChatPsaMessages

For modpack developers

The new client-allowChatPsaMessages config setting is there for you in the event you do not wish to allow this mod to display any PSA messages in chat.
To configure it, go to Pause screen > Statistics > File > Settings > Allow chat PSA messages (tick or untick that checkbox).

API changelog

More restructuring surrounding regarding "mcbs" stuff - this time regarding IO APIs.

Missing features

The two missing features are still missing. To reimplement statistics sharing, I need to re-implement the networking code. This work is currently being done in TCDCommons API. It's a slow work in progress.

This is a minor update that has one primary goal in mind - notify as many people about Hytale arbitration as possible. It has no other functional purpose, so it is not necessary to update to this version.

While this may possibly be bothersome for some, please note that this PSA is of much greater urgency. Getting a lot of people to opt-out of arbitration within a limited time window for an upcoming hyped-up game far outweighs any mild one-time annoyance it may cause for others. However a new config setting was added to give you control over this behavior.

Changelog

• Added client-sided one-time PSA chat message about Hytale. It only shows up once, and completely stops showing starting from February 2026.
• Added config setting client-allowChatPsaMessages

For modpack developers

The new client-allowChatPsaMessages config setting is there for you in the event you do not wish to allow this mod to display any PSA messages in chat.
To configure it, go to Pause screen > Statistics > File > Settings > Allow chat PSA messages (tick or untick that checkbox).

API changelog

More restructuring surrounding regarding "mcbs" stuff - this time regarding IO APIs.

Missing features

The two missing features are still missing. To reimplement statistics sharing, I need to re-implement the networking code. This work is currently being done in TCDCommons API. It's a slow work in progress.

Finally done and dusted the core of what v5.0 was supposed to be. Now all that's left is to re-implement the couple missing features and that's gonna be a full release. For now, it's a beta.

Changelog

• User interface layout and resource pack sprite rearrangement
• User interface is now customizable via resource packs (sprites and textures)
• "Settings" interface has been moved to a separate tab
• Removed "File > New" for now. No point in having it when there's no editing capabilities

API Changelog

• The "Tabbed Document Interface" now supports having different "types" of tabs. For example one type could be dedicated to showing statistics data, while another could be dedicated to showing a "Settings" interface, etc.

Finally done and dusted the core of what v5.0 was supposed to be. Now all that's left is to re-implement the couple missing features and that's gonna be a full release. For now, it's a beta.

Changelog

• User interface layout and resource pack sprite rearrangement
• User interface is now customizable via resource packs (sprites and textures)
• "Settings" interface has been moved to a separate tab
• Removed "File > New" for now. No point in having it when there's no editing capabilities

API Changelog

• The "Tabbed Document Interface" now supports having different "types" of tabs. For example one type could be dedicated to showing statistics data, while another could be dedicated to showing a "Settings" interface, etc.

Changelog

• The "Settings" menu is now a separate Screen
• The better statistics screen has been overhauled
• Added Tabbed Document Interface. Enjoy opening multiple statistics files concurrently

Note: Menubar's File > New option is currently useless. After all, why create new files if there's no editing capabilities... yet.

API Changelog

Near-complete rewrite. The API is now focused on the model–view–controller software architectural pattern. This architectural pattern is commonly seen in file editing software, and is now being utilized by this mod as well, aligning this mod with the possibility of becoming an editor in the future.

Missing features

Missing features mentioned in the previous alpha version are still missing. Please be patient, as they will be implemented eventually (likely next year).

(Speaking of next years...) This is likely the last release for 2025. In the meantime: Merry Christmas, happy holidays and new year, all that. Thank you everyone for showing interest in my projects, I hope they helped you in some way, and I hope to see you next year!

Changelog

• The "Settings" menu is now a separate Screen
• The better statistics screen has been overhauled
• Added Tabbed Document Interface. Enjoy opening multiple statistics files concurrently

Note: Menubar's File > New option is currently useless. After all, why create new files if there's no editing capabilities... yet.

API Changelog

Near-complete rewrite. The API is now focused on the model–view–controller software architectural pattern. This architectural pattern is commonly seen in file editing software, and is now being utilized by this mod as well, aligning this mod with the possibility of becoming an editor in the future.

Missing features

Missing features mentioned in the previous alpha version are still missing. Please be patient, as they will be implemented eventually (likely next year).

(Speaking of next years...) This is likely the last release for 2025. In the meantime: Merry Christmas, happy holidays and new year, all that. Thank you everyone for showing interest in my projects, I hope they helped you in some way, and I hope to see you next year!

With the release of Minecraft 1.21.11, the game's latest update broke TCDCommons API and Better Statistics Screen (both v4.X) beyond repair, to the point where one may as well rewrite a lot of the codebase if v4.X were ported to 1.21.11. I have therefore decided to part ways with v4.X and focus solely on my upcoming v5.X versions that are full rewrites of my mods.

For the past few months, I have been working on full rewrites of my mods, that I planned to release as v5.X. The goal with those rewrites is to develop a more robust codebase that improves stability of my mods, as well as to fix what past game updates broke.

Given 1.21.11 completely 'totaled' my v4.X mods, I have decided to release the progress I have made so far with v5.X, although still in its early alpha stage. This wasn't the initial plan, so expect missing and incomplete features.

v5.X is still in development, and I plan to reimplement missing features soon. It will take a while however.

Changelog

• Overhauled GUI framework
• Added back GUI rendering of mob stat entities
• Added fancy icons to dropdowns
• Added .json file support (saving/loading stats via .json)

Missing features

• Statistics sharing
• Pinning statistics to the HUD
• Credits tab

LEGAL NOTICE

The license of v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I did not plan to release v5.X this early, and ARR was meant to be in place until I found a license I felt comfortable with. The idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. Given I had no choice but to release v5.X early, ARR will remain for now.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

With the release of Minecraft 1.21.11, the game's latest update broke TCDCommons API and Better Statistics Screen (both v4.X) beyond repair, to the point where one may as well rewrite a lot of the codebase if v4.X were ported to 1.21.11. I have therefore decided to part ways with v4.X and focus solely on my upcoming v5.X versions that are full rewrites of my mods.

For the past few months, I have been working on full rewrites of my mods, that I planned to release as v5.X. The goal with those rewrites is to develop a more robust codebase that improves stability of my mods, as well as to fix what past game updates broke.

Given 1.21.11 completely 'totaled' my v4.X mods, I have decided to release the progress I have made so far with v5.X, although still in its early alpha stage. This wasn't the initial plan, so expect missing and incomplete features.

v5.X is still in development, and I plan to reimplement missing features soon. It will take a while however.

Changelog

• Overhauled GUI framework
• Added back GUI rendering of mob stat entities
• Added fancy icons to dropdowns
• Added .json file support (saving/loading stats via .json)

Missing features

• Statistics sharing
• Pinning statistics to the HUD
• Credits tab

LEGAL NOTICE

The license of v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I did not plan to release v5.X this early, and ARR was meant to be in place until I found a license I felt comfortable with. The idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. Given I had no choice but to release v5.X early, ARR will remain for now.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

Regarding GUI mobs no longer displaying in mob stats tabs; In this beta release, the UI of mob stats look cleaner by having them look more general-stats-like.

In the meantime as a sidenote; If anyone experienced has any advice on how I could get GUI mob rendering to work again, or if there is an API mod for this that I could turn into an optional dependency, please let me know on GitHub. It would be greatly appreciated.

Ported to 1.21.6, but with some caveats, hence the "beta" version.

The 1.21.6 game update has made a lot of changes to the game's GUI code that this mod relied on. As such, this port is more of a "band-aid patch" and certain features such as tooltips may look "off" and the GUI mob rendering has ceased to work (you will notice Better Statistics Screen's mob stats will no longer visually display mobs for now).

A proper resoltion will likely involve yet another rewrite of this mod (v4.X) in the future (although it likely will not be ready any time soon).

Traditional Chinese translations have been updated thanks to dirtTW (Issue #147).

Traditional Chinese translations have been updated thanks to dirtTW (Issue #147).

Traditional Chinese translations have been updated thanks to dirtTW (Issue #147).

Thanks to a suggestion (Issue #146 on GitHub), there is now a config property that allows you to hide your player information from the Statistics screen.
May be useful if you are recording and do not wish this mod to reveal your account's name or UUID.

Thanks to a suggestion (Issue #146 on GitHub), there is now a config property that allows you to hide your player information from the Statistics screen.
May be useful if you are recording and do not wish this mod to reveal your account's name or UUID.

Thanks to a suggestion (Issue #146 on GitHub), there is now a config property that allows you to hide your player information from the Statistics screen.
May be useful if you are recording and do not wish this mod to reveal your account's name or UUID.

• (Likely) Resolved issue #143; "Minor interoperability issue between Better Statistics Screen and Inventory Profiles Next"
• (Likely) Resolved issue #144; "Crash with Inventory Profiles Next when shift-clicking an item shortly after world load"
• Added a new config property (client-updateItemGroupsOnJoin), for further dealing with those issues if they somehow persist.

• (Likely) Resolved issue #143; "Minor interoperability issue between Better Statistics Screen and Inventory Profiles Next"
• (Likely) Resolved issue #144; "Crash with Inventory Profiles Next when shift-clicking an item shortly after world load"
• Added a new config property (client-updateItemGroupsOnJoin), for further dealing with those issues if they somehow persist.

• (Likely) Resolved issue #143; "Minor interoperability issue between Better Statistics Screen and Inventory Profiles Next"
• (Likely) Resolved issue #144; "Crash with Inventory Profiles Next when shift-clicking an item shortly after world load"
• Added a new config property (client-updateItemGroupsOnJoin), for further dealing with those issues if they somehow persist.

Minor tweaks to the mod's config file.
No action is needed on your part.

Minor tweaks to the mod's config file.
No action is needed on your part.

Minor tweaks to the mod's config file.
No action is needed on your part.

Port to 1.21.4.

Changes in TCDCommons API

• Improved JAR file security
• Removed the "Refresh current screen" key-binding from the controls settings, as that was intended to be a "debug"/"testing"-related feature.
• Resolved conflict with the Screenshot viewer mod that'd cause a crash when using the two mods together.

(Please install the latest version of TCDCommons API to receive the patches mentioned above.)

Changes in Better Statistics Screen

• Improved JAR file security
• Hovering over stat widgets in BSS will now play a small on-hover sound, to make the UI feel more "lively".
• Added a key-binding that allows you to toggle the stats HUD screen visibility. See Issue #141.

Regarding "improved security"

As a security measure, so as to keep everyone safer; starting from now, I will be signing all JAR files I publish on CurseForge and Modrinth. This will effectively make those JAR files "tamper-resistant".

Should anything on your device end up modifying one of my JAR files, be it malicious or not, Java will refuse to load those files, after which it will crash the game and show you errors relating things like "hash mismatches" and "invalid files". If you ever see those errors, I personally recommend you immediately shut off your internet connection, and start a virus scan.

The ultimate goal here being increased security and warning users should anything bad ever take place in the future.

Changes in TCDCommons API

• Improved JAR file security
• Removed the "Refresh current screen" key-binding from the controls settings, as that was intended to be a "debug"/"testing"-related feature.
• Resolved conflict with the Screenshot viewer mod that'd cause a crash when using the two mods together.

(Please install the latest version of TCDCommons API to receive the patches mentioned above.)

Changes in Better Statistics Screen

• Improved JAR file security
• Hovering over stat widgets in BSS will now play a small on-hover sound, to make the UI feel more "lively".
• Added a key-binding that allows you to toggle the stats HUD screen visibility. See Issue #141.

Regarding "improved security"

As a security measure, so as to keep everyone safer; starting from now, I will be signing all JAR files I publish on CurseForge and Modrinth. This will effectively make those JAR files "tamper-resistant".

Should anything on your device end up modifying one of my JAR files, be it malicious or not, Java will refuse to load those files, after which it will crash the game and show you errors relating things like "hash mismatches" and "invalid files". If you ever see those errors, I personally recommend you immediately shut off your internet connection, and start a virus scan.

The ultimate goal here being increased security and warning users should anything bad ever take place in the future.

Ported to 1.21.3+fabric.

• There was an error in the fr_fr.json translation file, that likely rendered the entire file unusable. Thanks to Jerome, this issue was spotted and resolved in pull request #139.

• A small tweak / bug fix where item and mob stats will now use their corresponding stat formatters when displaying stat values. Nothing will look different in vanilla, but may offer a bit more compatibility with modded stats.
• Removed the Google Frorms feedback button because literally next-to-nobody clicked on it. In other words, kinda pointless to have an unused feature. If you wish to submit feedback anyways, you may do so in the way everyone seems to prefer, that being by either opening an issue on GitHub or by contacting me directly.

• Implemented the feature that was suggested in GitHub Issue #11. Using the filters panel, you may now perform some simple "general stat value conversions". Basically, times and distances can now be viewed in other measurement units of your choosing.
  • The implementation in my opinion still needs some more tweaks and fixes, so I'll do that eventually as well. Hopefully it doesn't take 2 years again.

And lastly (for this release);
Waving 1.20.X goodbye for the 2nd time now. I know many people are still on 1.20.X and would like to see BSS updated on those versions, but as Minecraft gets more and more updates, dealing with all the versions becomes more and more complicated and time-consuming. As much as I'd love to keep maintaining 1.20.X, I'd have to write/port the same code I write 5-7 more times, do testing and ensure the code works 5-7 more times (one for each version), publish 5-7 more files.. you get the point. Basically, each development step has to be sort-of repeated for each version maintained. This unfortunately can't go on forever, as much as I'd want it to.
I hope that the features that I left in 1.20.X are useful for you, and thank you for using them!

v3.12.5 changelogs:

• Fixed a consistency bug when it comes to closing the BSS screen. Prior to 1.20.5, pressing the Escape keyboard key on the Statistics screen would unpause the game instead of going back to the game menu screen, so BSS should do the same.
• You can now Shift+LMB (aka shift-click) on the Statistics button to quickly open the vanilla statistics screen. This now serves as a shortcut that allows you to access the vanilla stats screen in less clicks.
• The quick-share feature now logs its related events to latest.log, so its easier to debug any errors taking place. When submitting bug reports regarding quick-share errors, please include the logs from now on, so I can actually see what's going on.
• To reduce network bandwidth usage, the quick-share feature will now compress the statistics using GZip prior to uploading them. I will likely be looking into finding ways to apply compression to downloads as well, so people viewing quick-shared stats can also benefit. For now, the compression only applies to uploads.

v3.12.6 changelogs

• The "Stat announcement system" feature is now disabled by default, rather than being enabled by default. You can always enable or disable it at any time.
  • This was done because people download this mod primarily for the BSS itself, whereas SAS is an optional server-sided feature that is not what everyone is here for.
• The "Quick-share" feature has been tweaked a bit, so as to improve its server-sided security and reliability. The tweaks generally boil down to further helping the server combat people looking to exploit the system in a malicious way.

v3.12.5 changelogs:

• Fixed a consistency bug when it comes to closing the BSS screen. Prior to 1.20.5, pressing the Escape keyboard key on the Statistics screen would unpause the game instead of going back to the game menu screen, so BSS should do the same.
• You can now Shift+LMB (aka shift-click) on the Statistics button to quickly open the vanilla statistics screen. This now serves as a shortcut that allows you to access the vanilla stats screen in less clicks.
• The quick-share feature now logs its related events to latest.log, so its easier to debug any errors taking place. When submitting bug reports regarding quick-share errors, please include the logs from now on, so I can actually see what's going on.
• To reduce network bandwidth usage, the quick-share feature will now compress the statistics using GZip prior to uploading them. I will likely be looking into finding ways to apply compression to downloads as well, so people viewing quick-shared stats can also benefit. For now, the compression only applies to uploads.

v3.12.6 changelogs

• The "Stat announcement system" feature is now disabled by default, rather than being enabled by default. You can always enable or disable it at any time.
  • This was done because people download this mod primarily for the BSS itself, whereas SAS is an optional server-sided feature that is not what everyone is here for.
• The "Quick-share" feature has been tweaked a bit, so as to improve its server-sided security and reliability. The tweaks generally boil down to further helping the server combat people looking to exploit the system in a malicious way.

v3.12.5 changelogs:

• Fixed a consistency bug when it comes to closing the BSS screen. Prior to 1.20.5, pressing the Escape keyboard key on the Statistics screen would unpause the game instead of going back to the game menu screen, so BSS should do the same.
• You can now Shift+LMB (aka shift-click) on the Statistics button to quickly open the vanilla statistics screen. This now serves as a shortcut that allows you to access the vanilla stats screen in less clicks.
• The quick-share feature now logs its related events to latest.log, so its easier to debug any errors taking place. When submitting bug reports regarding quick-share errors, please include the logs from now on, so I can actually see what's going on.
• To reduce network bandwidth usage, the quick-share feature will now compress the statistics using GZip prior to uploading them. I will likely be looking into finding ways to apply compression to downloads as well, so people viewing quick-shared stats can also benefit. For now, the compression only applies to uploads.

v3.12.6 changelogs

• The "Stat announcement system" feature is now disabled by default, rather than being enabled by default. You can always enable or disable it at any time.
  • This was done because people download this mod primarily for the BSS itself, whereas SAS is an optional server-sided feature that is not what everyone is here for.
• The "Quick-share" feature has been tweaked a bit, so as to improve its server-sided security and reliability. The tweaks generally boil down to further helping the server combat people looking to exploit the system in a malicious way.

v3.12.5 changelogs:

• Fixed a consistency bug when it comes to closing the BSS screen. Prior to 1.20.5, pressing the Escape keyboard key on the Statistics screen would unpause the game instead of going back to the game menu screen, so BSS should do the same.
• You can now Shift+LMB (aka shift-click) on the Statistics button to quickly open the vanilla statistics screen. This now serves as a shortcut that allows you to access the vanilla stats screen in less clicks.
• The quick-share feature now logs its related events to latest.log, so its easier to debug any errors taking place. When submitting bug reports regarding quick-share errors, please include the logs from now on, so I can actually see what's going on.
• To reduce network bandwidth usage, the quick-share feature will now compress the statistics using GZip prior to uploading them. I will likely be looking into finding ways to apply compression to downloads as well, so people viewing quick-shared stats can also benefit. For now, the compression only applies to uploads.

v3.12.6 changelogs

• The "Stat announcement system" feature is now disabled by default, rather than being enabled by default. You can always enable or disable it at any time.
  • This was done because people download this mod primarily for the BSS itself, whereas SAS is an optional server-sided feature that is not what everyone is here for.
• The "Quick-share" feature has been tweaked a bit, so as to improve its server-sided security and reliability. The tweaks generally boil down to further helping the server combat people looking to exploit the system in a malicious way.

v3.12.5 changelogs:

• Fixed a consistency bug when it comes to closing the BSS screen. Prior to 1.20.5, pressing the Escape keyboard key on the Statistics screen would unpause the game instead of going back to the game menu screen, so BSS should do the same.
• You can now Shift+LMB (aka shift-click) on the Statistics button to quickly open the vanilla statistics screen. This now serves as a shortcut that allows you to access the vanilla stats screen in less clicks.
• The quick-share feature now logs its related events to latest.log, so its easier to debug any errors taking place. When submitting bug reports regarding quick-share errors, please include the logs from now on, so I can actually see what's going on.
• To reduce network bandwidth usage, the quick-share feature will now compress the statistics using GZip prior to uploading them. I will likely be looking into finding ways to apply compression to downloads as well, so people viewing quick-shared stats can also benefit. For now, the compression only applies to uploads.

v3.12.6 changelogs

• The "Stat announcement system" feature is now disabled by default, rather than being enabled by default. You can always enable or disable it at any time.
  • This was done because people download this mod primarily for the BSS itself, whereas SAS is an optional server-sided feature that is not what everyone is here for.
• The "Quick-share" feature has been tweaked a bit, so as to improve its server-sided security and reliability. The tweaks generally boil down to further helping the server combat people looking to exploit the system in a malicious way.

Due to the demand for a backport, the latest version of BSS has now been backported to 1.20.X versions.

Note that because v3.12.4 requires TCDCommons API, that means that this backport also requires TCDCommons API to be installed. I apologize in advance if this ends up inconveniencing anyone. Hopefully launchers can handle this and install dependencies automatically.

Due to the demand for a backport, the latest version of BSS has now been backported to 1.20.X versions.

Note that because v3.12.4 requires TCDCommons API, that means that this backport also requires TCDCommons API to be installed. I apologize in advance if this ends up inconveniencing anyone. Hopefully launchers can handle this and install dependencies automatically.

Due to the demand for a backport, the latest version of BSS has now been backported to 1.20.X versions.

Note that because v3.12.4 requires TCDCommons API, that means that this backport also requires TCDCommons API to be installed. I apologize in advance if this ends up inconveniencing anyone. Hopefully launchers can handle this and install dependencies automatically.

• Updated TCDCommons API's Simplified Chinese translations thanks to TCDCommons Issue #14.
• Updated Ukranian translations thanks to Issue #134.
• Updated Simplified Chinese translations thanks to Issue #135.

Thanks again, to everyone who contributed!

In the meantime, if you have the time to, feel free to check out Extended world selection, my new project that allows you to save and load worlds anywhere on your disk drive.

Useful if you wanna keep all your worlds in one place or elsewhere.

• Updated TCDCommons API's Simplified Chinese translations thanks to TCDCommons Issue #14.
• Updated Ukranian translations thanks to Issue #134.
• Updated Simplified Chinese translations thanks to Issue #135.

Thanks again, to everyone who contributed!

In the meantime, if you have the time to, feel free to check out Extended world selection, my new project that allows you to save and load worlds anywhere on your disk drive.

Useful if you wanna keep all your worlds in one place or elsewhere.

• Updated Russian translations, thanks to Issue #130.

Thanks again, to everyone who helps contribute to translating this mod!

• Updated Russian translations, thanks to Issue #130.

Thanks again, to everyone who helps contribute to translating this mod!

Yet another small update, for Traditional Chinese translations
- Updated Traditional Chinese translations, thanks to Issue #129.

Thank you so much again, to everyone who contributes to this mod and gives feedback for it! It is thanks to you all that this mod is able to improve over time.

Yet another small update, for Traditional Chinese translations
- Updated Traditional Chinese translations, thanks to Issue #129.

Thank you so much again, to everyone who contributes to this mod and gives feedback for it! It is thanks to you all that this mod is able to improve over time.

This is a small release, featuring just a couple of changes.

• Updated Traditional Chinese translations thanks to dirtTW (aka yichifauzi).
  • See Issue #128 for more info.
  • The translator was added to the credits tab as a contributor
• Additionally, the "Credits tab" will now try to display information about more entires

This is a small release, featuring just a couple of changes.

• Updated Traditional Chinese translations thanks to dirtTW (aka yichifauzi).
  • See Issue #128 for more info.
  • The translator was added to the credits tab as a contributor
• Additionally, the "Credits tab" will now try to display information about more entires

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the alpha testing of the "Quick-share" feature in v3.12-alpha.1. Although I did not get any feedback, the people who tested the feature helped me improve things on my end, and ensure everything's working properly.

• Added quick-share, a feature that allows anyone to quickly publicly share their statistics with anyone else, with one click of a button
  • Since the alpha version, I have implemented more human-readable and translatable error-handler texts for errors that can take place while using the quick-share feature. Although note that some errors may still be English-only or too technical to understand. If you ever run into them, feel free to ask me, and I'll try my best to help you out.
• Added two more entries to the "Special thanks" section of the "Credits tab"
  • They were added in the alpha version of v3.12
• Added two more config settings for GUI personalization.
  • In reference to Issue #123.
• Upscaled the texts in the "Credits tab", as they were too tiny on some people's monitors.
  • Although this means that for some people, the text may be a bit too big now, depending on the graphics settings. It's what it's, as you can't really cover all possible case scenarios.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the alpha testing of the "Quick-share" feature in v3.12-alpha.1. Although I did not get any feedback, the people who tested the feature helped me improve things on my end, and ensure everything's working properly.

• Added quick-share, a feature that allows anyone to quickly publicly share their statistics with anyone else, with one click of a button
  • Since the alpha version, I have implemented more human-readable and translatable error-handler texts for errors that can take place while using the quick-share feature. Although note that some errors may still be English-only or too technical to understand. If you ever run into them, feel free to ask me, and I'll try my best to help you out.
• Added two more entries to the "Special thanks" section of the "Credits tab"
  • They were added in the alpha version of v3.12
• Added two more config settings for GUI personalization.
  • In reference to Issue #123.
• Upscaled the texts in the "Credits tab", as they were too tiny on some people's monitors.
  • Although this means that for some people, the text may be a bit too big now, depending on the graphics settings. It's what it's, as you can't really cover all possible case scenarios.

Note: Requires TCDCommons v3.12 or higher

This Alpha release features a bit of an earlier version of a new feature that's coming to 3.12, "Quick share".
This new feature allows people to share their statistics with others, with just one click of a button.

The goal with this release is solely to allow people to test out the feature early, and let me know what they think. So, if you do choose to download this version, please do test out the feature, and tell me what you think. Things like, whether you like it or not, how would you change or improve the GUI, what you dislike about it, and so on... (also I did not implement a proper error-handler GUI, so for now you'll get a dialog box showing the error instead, if it happens)

v.3.12 will fully release soon. In the meantime, I'd love to get some feedback. To provide feedback, you may open a GitHub issue, or contact me directly (which could be CurseForge DMs or my contact form or CurseForge comments section), or you could use the feeback form (which I would actually prefer you do).

• Added quick-share
• Made some tweaks and bug fixes
• Added two more entries to the "Credits" tab

Note: Requires TCDCommons v3.12 or higher

This Alpha release features a bit of an earlier version of a new feature that's coming to 3.12, "Quick share".
This new feature allows people to share their statistics with others, with just one click of a button.

The goal with this release is solely to allow people to test out the feature early, and let me know what they think. So, if you do choose to download this version, please do test out the feature, and tell me what you think. Things like, whether you like it or not, how would you change or improve the GUI, what you dislike about it, and so on... (also I did not implement a proper error-handler GUI, so for now you'll get a dialog box showing the error instead, if it happens)

v.3.12 will fully release soon. In the meantime, I'd love to get some feedback. To provide feedback, you may open a GitHub issue, or contact me directly (which could be CurseForge DMs or my contact form or CurseForge comments section), or you could use the feeback form (which I would actually prefer you do).

• Added quick-share
• Made some tweaks and bug fixes
• Added two more entries to the "Credits" tab

• Reupload of v3.11.3, but the "full version".

Recently, I had the idea to release "full versions" of BSS on my personal website. The goal was to offer you an easy way to support me (aka by visiting my site) and, in return, I'd give you access to extra features without changing the existing ones. After some thought, I’ve decided to scrap this idea because it seemed like more hassle than it’s worth. I do not wish to inconvenience you, and below is just a few inconveniences my idea posed:
- Having to close the game to manually download this mod from elsewhere and then manually install it and restart the game
- Having to do the above process for each update this mod gets
- Launchers being unable to provide an update mechanism, leaving people stuck on older versions until they update manually

Because of this, I have chosen to keep things simple, and scrap my idea. If I ever choose to go for something similar in the future, it likely will not involve having to manually download and install the mod from elsewhere.

In the meantime, an update:
The "quick share" feature is still in development. I have successfully implemented the back-end logic on my servers, and am now working on integrating them into this mod. If all goes well from here, this feature I plan on adding will be implemented as well.

• Reupload of v3.11.3, but the "full version".

Recently, I had the idea to release "full versions" of BSS on my personal website. The goal was to offer you an easy way to support me (aka by visiting my site) and, in return, I'd give you access to extra features without changing the existing ones. After some thought, I’ve decided to scrap this idea because it seemed like more hassle than it’s worth. I do not wish to inconvenience you, and below is just a few inconveniences my idea posed:
- Having to close the game to manually download this mod from elsewhere and then manually install it and restart the game
- Having to do the above process for each update this mod gets
- Launchers being unable to provide an update mechanism, leaving people stuck on older versions until they update manually

Because of this, I have chosen to keep things simple, and scrap my idea. If I ever choose to go for something similar in the future, it likely will not involve having to manually download and install the mod from elsewhere.

In the meantime, an update:
The "quick share" feature is still in development. I have successfully implemented the back-end logic on my servers, and am now working on integrating them into this mod. If all goes well from here, this feature I plan on adding will be implemented as well.

• Resolved Issue #125, where the HUD screen's "Done" button would sometimes become stuck on the screen during gameplay
  • Thank you to whoever reported this issue via the feedback form! Feedback helps me keep improving the mod for everyone, so thanks to everyone who contributes as well!

Sidenote:
In the meantime, the "Quick share" feature is now in development. If everything goes well and as planned, the feature should eventually allow people to quickly share their statistics with anyone else using this mod. For now, it seems to be going well.

If implemented, the feature will...
- Be fully client-sided (because it will use a CDN of mine instead of a Minecraft server). This means the feature won't require installing this mod on the Minecraft server
- Allow in-game people who use this mod to view quick-shared stats (will need internet connection tho, obviously)

• Resolved Issue #125, where the HUD screen's "Done" button would sometimes become stuck on the screen during gameplay
  • Thank you to whoever reported this issue via the feedback form! Feedback helps me keep improving the mod for everyone, so thanks to everyone who contributes as well!

Sidenote:
In the meantime, the "Quick share" feature is now in development. If everything goes well and as planned, the feature should eventually allow people to quickly share their statistics with anyone else using this mod. For now, it seems to be going well.

If implemented, the feature will...
- Be fully client-sided (because it will use a CDN of mine instead of a Minecraft server). This means the feature won't require installing this mod on the Minecraft server
- Allow in-game people who use this mod to view quick-shared stats (will need internet connection tho, obviously)

• Made adjustments to the translation files, in hopes of making them more readable and more easily manageable

• Made adjustments to the translation files, in hopes of making them more readable and more easily manageable

• Fixed Issue #120. This bug resulted in you being unable to search for items in the creative inventory menu. This has now been resolved.

• Fixed Issue #120. This bug resulted in you being unable to search for items in the creative inventory menu. This has now been resolved.

Important notices:

• This version of this mod is incompatible with older versions of this mod and older versions of TCDCommons API. Please ensure the latest versions are present.
• Due to both technical and common-practice reasons, I have decided to stop embedding TCDCommons API into this mod for now. The goal is to avoid bloat and unnecessary bandwidth and storage usage, in the event other mods also use that API.
  • This means you will have to download TCDCommons API separately.
  • Luckily, most launchers already do this automatically for you. Launchers such as CurseForge and Modrinth will automatically download TCDCommons API the moment you download this mod. So most people will be completely unaffected by this.
  • Apologies in advance if this ends up inconveniencing you. Feel free to send me your feedback at any time.
  • I may choose to go back to embedding TCDCommons API into this mod in the future, if keeping it separated ends up being infeasible.
• You may download TCDCommons API over on CurseForge, Modrinth, GitHub, and TheCSDev.Com.
  • In this case, you're looking for v3.11 of TCDCommons API or higher.

Changelog:

• Restructured the networking code, to make it more optimized, more readable, and easier to build upon.
  • Please note that because of this, servers that use this mod will have to update to this version or a later one. If the client (aka you) uses this version of this mod, and the server uses an older version, then the two will not be able to work together.
• Implemented "stats sharing", a feature that allows people to view statistics from other players.
  • Please note that for potential privacy reasons, I have made it so the other person whose stats you vish to view has to actually "consent" to you viewing their stats. The only way they can do that is by installing this mod as well, so this mod can then tell the server their stats sharing preference.
  • This also means that you too can go in the mod's config, and disable stats sharing if you do not feel comfortable with having your stats shared with other players.
• Speaking of "stats sharing", I am also thinking of implementing a "quick share" feature. The idea is for it to allow you to quickly share your statistics with anyone using this mod by just clicking a button. This does mean I will have to figure a bunch of stuff out, including cloud file hosting (aka a CDN). So if it all works out (and doesn't cost too much to maintain), that feature is planned to eventually be implemented as well.
  • Unfortunately I cannot 100% promise this feature. In the event I don't manage to figure the CDN stuff out (aka how to implement it), or if CDNs end up costing too much, I'll have no choice but to scrap the idea.
• Ported to Minecraft 1.21

Important notices:

• This version of this mod is incompatible with older versions of this mod and older versions of TCDCommons API. Please ensure the latest versions are present.
• Due to both technical and common-practice reasons, I have decided to stop embedding TCDCommons API into this mod for now. The goal is to avoid bloat and unnecessary bandwidth and storage usage, in the event other mods also use that API.
  • This means you will have to download TCDCommons API separately.
  • Luckily, most launchers already do this automatically for you. Launchers such as CurseForge and Modrinth will automatically download TCDCommons API the moment you download this mod. So most people will be completely unaffected by this.
  • Apologies in advance if this ends up inconveniencing you. Feel free to send me your feedback at any time.
  • I may choose to go back to embedding TCDCommons API into this mod in the future, if keeping it separated ends up being infeasible.
• You may download TCDCommons API over on CurseForge, Modrinth, GitHub, and TheCSDev.Com.
  • In this case, you're looking for v3.11 of TCDCommons API or higher.

Changelog:

• Restructured the networking code, to make it more optimized, more readable, and easier to build upon.
  • Please note that because of this, servers that use this mod will have to update to this version or a later one. If the client (aka you) uses this version of this mod, and the server uses an older version, then the two will not be able to work together.
• Implemented "stats sharing", a feature that allows people to view statistics from other players.
  • Please note that for potential privacy reasons, I have made it so the other person whose stats you vish to view has to actually "consent" to you viewing their stats. The only way they can do that is by installing this mod as well, so this mod can then tell the server their stats sharing preference.
  • This also means that you too can go in the mod's config, and disable stats sharing if you do not feel comfortable with having your stats shared with other players.
• Speaking of "stats sharing", I am also thinking of implementing a "quick share" feature. The idea is for it to allow you to quickly share your statistics with anyone using this mod by just clicking a button. This does mean I will have to figure a bunch of stuff out, including cloud file hosting (aka a CDN). So if it all works out (and doesn't cost too much to maintain), that feature is planned to eventually be implemented as well.
  • Unfortunately I cannot 100% promise this feature. In the event I don't manage to figure the CDN stuff out (aka how to implement it), or if CDNs end up costing too much, I'll have no choice but to scrap the idea.
• Ported to Minecraft 1.21

• Retranslated zh_cn in Pull #118. New translations by MC洛洛.

Thanks again to everyone who contributes to this mod!

• Same as v3.9.7, but recompiled using 1.20.6 build settings; which is just a different way of saying "Port to 1.20.6".
  • Note that v3.9.7 should work on 1.20.6 as well, so there's really no need to download this one.

• Port to 1.20.5. The 1.20.5 port of this mod now depends on Fabric API.

• Resolved Issue #102, where Fabric API was forcing clients to install this mod.
  • Turns out the reason for this was due to a flaw in the code on my end, and had nothing to do with Fabric API. You may read about this issue in more detail on the linked GitHub page if you're interested.
  • This resolution basically means that you may finally install this mod on a server, without clients being forced to install it as well.
• Resolved Issue #115, where I accidentally used a wrong translation key in 1.20.4.

Thanks to Rvbsm for helping me resolve 102, and Xxxkingxl for reporting 115.

• Resolved Issue #102, where Fabric API was forcing clients to install this mod.
  • Turns out the reason for this was due to a flaw in the code on my end, and had nothing to do with Fabric API. You may read about this issue in more detail on the linked GitHub page if you're interested.
  • This resolution basically means that you may finally install this mod on a server, without clients being forced to install it as well.
• Resolved Issue #115, where I accidentally used a wrong translation key in 1.20.4.

Thanks to Rvbsm for helping me resolve 102, and Xxxkingxl for reporting 115.

• Resolved Issue #102, where Fabric API was forcing clients to install this mod.
  • Turns out the reason for this was due to a flaw in the code on my end, and had nothing to do with Fabric API. You may read about this issue in more detail on the linked GitHub page if you're interested.
  • This resolution basically means that you may finally install this mod on a server, without clients being forced to install it as well.
• Resolved Issue #115, where I accidentally used a wrong translation key in 1.20.4.

Thanks to Rvbsm for helping me resolve 102, and Xxxkingxl for reporting 115.

Just for fun, I decided to publish a port to 24w13a.

Please note that 24w14a is the latest snapshot at the moment, and I do not know whether or not this port will work with 24w14a. You may test that if you want.

Note: Depends on Architectury API.

• Removed "Featured sponsors" from the "Credits" tab, due to the section being unused
• The "Special thanks" section in the "Credits" tab is now hard-coded, rather than being fetched from the WWW
• Removed links for "Ko-Fi" and "Discord" from the "About" section, as they both pointed to unused resources
• Fixed the "Feedback" button texture missing on 1.20.2
• Some links were accidentally broken in the previous version. This should now be fixed
• Futher attempts to minimize the impact of Issue #102, where Fabric API forces clients to install this mod
  • Disabling the /statistics command on the server-side should now prevent the issue from taking place.
  • If you really need the command on the server, then ISIWIW remains your option.

• Removed "Featured sponsors" from the "Credits" tab, due to the section being unused
• The "Special thanks" section in the "Credits" tab is now hard-coded, rather than being fetched from the WWW
• Removed links for "Ko-Fi" and "Discord" from the "About" section, as they both pointed to unused resources
• Fixed the "Feedback" button texture missing on 1.20.2
• Some links were accidentally broken in the previous version. This should now be fixed
• Futher attempts to minimize the impact of Issue #102, where Fabric API forces clients to install this mod
  • Disabling the /statistics command on the server-side should now prevent the issue from taking place.
  • If you really need the command on the server, then ISIWIW remains your option.

• Removed "Featured sponsors" from the "Credits" tab, due to the section being unused
• The "Special thanks" section in the "Credits" tab is now hard-coded, rather than being fetched from the WWW
• Removed links for "Ko-Fi" and "Discord" from the "About" section, as they both pointed to unused resources
• Fixed the "Feedback" button texture missing on 1.20.2
• Some links were accidentally broken in the previous version. This should now be fixed
• Futher attempts to minimize the impact of Issue #102, where Fabric API forces clients to install this mod
  • Disabling the /statistics command on the server-side should now prevent the issue from taking place.
  • If you really need the command on the server, then ISIWIW remains your option.

• Renamed the properties.json resource file to betterstats.properties.json, so as to avoid any potential conflicts with external resources that might have the same name.
• Updated the embedded tcdcommons API mod, featuring a very minor potential performance improvement with cache file handling.

• Renamed the properties.json resource file to betterstats.properties.json, so as to avoid any potential conflicts with external resources that might have the same name.
• Updated the embedded tcdcommons API mod, featuring a very minor potential performance improvement with cache file handling.

• Renamed the properties.json resource file to betterstats.properties.json, so as to avoid any potential conflicts with external resources that might have the same name.
• Updated the embedded tcdcommons API mod, featuring a very minor potential performance improvement with cache file handling.

• Fixed Issue Issue #113 that was causing crashes on devices with non-English systems.

• Fixed Issue Issue #113 that was causing crashes on devices with non-English systems.

• Fixed Issue Issue #113 that was causing crashes on devices with non-English systems.

A port to 24w09a.
Requires and depends on Architectury API.

Uploaded just for fun. Just for the sake of it.
Note: The latest snapshot as of right now is 20w11a. A proper 1.20.5 port will be released once 1.20.5 comes out.

This update fixed Issue #112, where the Failed to clean up cached files error kept appearing in console. Apologies to everyone who was affected and had their consoles and logs flooded with error messages.

Additionally, I have made a resource pack that allows people to use this mod completely independently from Fabric API. Given Fabric API's resource loader is responsible for loading modded resources; If you do not have Fabric API installed, you may instead download and apply the resource pack I made, effectively allowing you to use this mod properly without Fabric API.
The resource pack file is called bss_rp-3.9.3+1.20.4.zip, and can be downloaded by clicking here. It works on all 1.20.X versions as well, so feel free to ignore any "incompatibility" warnings the game shows you.

This update fixed Issue #112, where the Failed to clean up cached files error kept appearing in console. Apologies to everyone who was affected and had their consoles and logs flooded with error messages.

Additionally, I have made a resource pack that allows people to use this mod completely independently from Fabric API. Given Fabric API's resource loader is responsible for loading modded resources; If you do not have Fabric API installed, you may instead download and apply the resource pack I made, effectively allowing you to use this mod properly without Fabric API.
The resource pack file is called bss_rp-3.9.3+1.20.4.zip, and can be downloaded by clicking here. It works on all 1.20.X versions as well, so feel free to ignore any "incompatibility" warnings the game shows you.

This update fixed Issue #112, where the Failed to clean up cached files error kept appearing in console. Apologies to everyone who was affected and had their consoles and logs flooded with error messages.

Additionally, I have made a resource pack that allows people to use this mod completely independently from Fabric API. Given Fabric API's resource loader is responsible for loading modded resources; If you do not have Fabric API installed, you may instead download and apply the resource pack I made, effectively allowing you to use this mod properly without Fabric API.
The resource pack file is called bss_rp-3.9.3+1.20.4.zip, and can be downloaded by clicking here. It works on all 1.20.X versions as well, so feel free to ignore any "incompatibility" warnings the game shows you.

Note to Windows users

Microsoft Windows Defender appears to be false-flagging the v3.9.2+fabric-1.20.1 file. This message is just a heads-up so you don't get scared if you encounter the "Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml" detection. You may safely ignore it. For more info, visit Issue #111.

Update

The Microsoft Windows Defender issue has been resolved. If you still encounter issues, please visit Issue #111.

Performance update, plus some fixes and tweaks.

• Updated Russian translations thanks to Korben (#110).
• No longer depending on Fabric API (sort of).
  • Turns out the whole "depending on Fabric API" thing was due to an error on my end this entire time. The error has been resolved.
  • This fix is pointless however, as Fabric API is still responsible for loading modded textures and translation files.
• General stats now support the "group by" filter.
• Item stats and mob stats are now paginated.

So what's the performance update here?

Pagination. Let me explain;
Remember that one time you clicked on "Show empty stats" while playing with a massive mod-pack, only for this mod to display like all ~20k stats all at once, turning your PC into a DIY grill?
Yeah me neither. Well either way, that issue has now been resolved.

By dividing stats into multiple "pages", we are effectively preventing too many stats from showing up at once and lagging out the game.

Note to Windows users

Microsoft Windows Defender appears to be false-flagging the v3.9.2+fabric-1.20.1 file. This message is just a heads-up so you don't get scared if you encounter the "Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml" detection. You may safely ignore it. For more info, visit Issue #111.

Update

The Microsoft Windows Defender issue has been resolved. If you still encounter issues, please visit Issue #111.

Performance update, plus some fixes and tweaks.

• Updated Russian translations thanks to Korben (#110).
• No longer depending on Fabric API (sort of).
  • Turns out the whole "depending on Fabric API" thing was due to an error on my end this entire time. The error has been resolved.
  • This fix is pointless however, as Fabric API is still responsible for loading modded textures and translation files.
• General stats now support the "group by" filter.
• Item stats and mob stats are now paginated.

So what's the performance update here?

Pagination. Let me explain;
Remember that one time you clicked on "Show empty stats" while playing with a massive mod-pack, only for this mod to display like all ~20k stats all at once, turning your PC into a DIY grill?
Yeah me neither. Well either way, that issue has now been resolved.

By dividing stats into multiple "pages", we are effectively preventing too many stats from showing up at once and lagging out the game.

Note to Windows users

Microsoft Windows Defender appears to be false-flagging the v3.9.2+fabric-1.20.1 file. This message is just a heads-up so you don't get scared if you encounter the "Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml" detection. You may safely ignore it. For more info, visit Issue #111.

Update

The Microsoft Windows Defender issue has been resolved. If you still encounter issues, please visit Issue #111.

Performance update, plus some fixes and tweaks.

• Updated Russian translations thanks to Korben (#110).
• No longer depending on Fabric API (sort of).
  • Turns out the whole "depending on Fabric API" thing was due to an error on my end this entire time. The error has been resolved.
  • This fix is pointless however, as Fabric API is still responsible for loading modded textures and translation files.
• General stats now support the "group by" filter.
• Item stats and mob stats are now paginated.

So what's the performance update here?

Pagination. Let me explain;
Remember that one time you clicked on "Show empty stats" while playing with a massive mod-pack, only for this mod to display like all ~20k stats all at once, turning your PC into a DIY grill?
Yeah me neither. Well either way, that issue has now been resolved.

By dividing stats into multiple "pages", we are effectively preventing too many stats from showing up at once and lagging out the game.

This update primarily focuses on the mod's code structure and organization, but has some extra features and changes as well.
This update also resolves a pesky lag spike that kept taking place, and that went un-noticed by me.

Changes to features

• The mod is now moving away from using vanilla Minecraft's way of formatting mob stat texts, and now uses texts that are more consistent with how item stat texts are handled. For example:
  • You killed %s %s is now shown as Killed: %s
  • %s killed you %s time(s) is now shown as Died to: %s
  • Additionally, support for More Stats's modded mob stats has been implemented (In around 19 languages however).
• HUD stat widgets for items and mobs will now adjust their size to fit the "stat name" label.

Added features

• Added the client-guiSmoothScroll config property
• Added a "Send feedback" button in the bottom left corner.
  • Feel free to press that shiny yellow feedback button, as I'd love to get more feedback.
• Added a feature that allows other mods to use lang/translation texts to implement support for their modded mob stats
  • Let's say you made a mod that lets people "yeet" mobs, and you added a stat that tracks how many times each mob was "yeeted", and let's say that StatType's ID is yeetinator:times_yeeted;
    • By default, this mod would have no way to know what text to use to display your mob stat, and so it would just display something along the lines of yeetinator:times_yeeted: 32.
    • You can then use your language file to define the "stat phrase" that this mod will use, using the betterstats.stattype_phrase.[stat_id_namespace].[stat_id_path] translation key syntax.
    • In this example, you'd define: "betterstats.stattype_phrase.yeetinator.times_yeeted": "Times yeeted"
    • And that's it. This mod now displays: Times yeeted: 32
• The Search textbox on the filters panel now has a placeholder text that says Search.... This should tell the user more clearly that the black rectangle is in fact, a search textbox.

Technical changes

• Mod contributor information, as well as mod links, are no longer stored in fabric.mod.json, so as to avoid depending on "platform-specific" code. Plus the Fabric Loader API for reading fabric.mod.json data isn't even as flexible as I wanted it to be.
  • The information has been moved to a file called properties.json, which can be found inside of the mod's .jar file.

The "performance fix" (for a lag spike)

Given how Minecraft now works, Items can now dynamically have their corresponding ItemGroups changed. In the past, each Item had a "set" ItemGroup that'd stay as-is forever. Now, items can change groups depending on the world settings.

Where a performance issue now came in is;
- When you open a new world, items now need to be assigned to item groups depending on the world's settings.
- This however, does not appear to take place during the "world loading" process (in 1.20.4 as far as I could observe), and this instead takes place when opening your inventory for the first time
- When this process of assigning items to item groups takes place, the game then has to iterate all items in the game and assign them groups and stuff
- In vanilla Minecraft, this isn't much of an issue, as the game can easily iterate around 1000 items it's got. But in modded environments, especially mod-packs, where there can be 10s of thousands of items.. Yea, the game can hang for quite a while.
- So hopefully you can imagine how a lag spike taking place when opening your inventory can be annoying

How did I resolve the issue?

By making the process of assigning item groups to items take place right after the world loading process, rather than when opening inventory.

Why did I tackle a performance issue in this QOL GUI mod?

Because it was affecting this mod as well actually.
As you may have noticed, this mod's "Item stats" tab shows items grouped into item groups.
For this to happen however, the game needs to have already arranged the items into groups.
And so what I did in the past is, I made the game do that process whenever the betterstats screen is opened, not realizing this causes lag spikes on large mod-packs.
As such, I have decided that it's best to just make the game do the whole process as the world is loading, rather than making the user sit thru lag spikes during gameplay.

This update primarily focuses on the mod's code structure and organization, but has some extra features and changes as well.
This update also resolves a pesky lag spike that kept taking place, and that went un-noticed by me.

Changes to features

• The mod is now moving away from using vanilla Minecraft's way of formatting mob stat texts, and now uses texts that are more consistent with how item stat texts are handled. For example:
  • You killed %s %s is now shown as Killed: %s
  • %s killed you %s time(s) is now shown as Died to: %s
  • Additionally, support for More Stats's modded mob stats has been implemented (In around 19 languages however).
• HUD stat widgets for items and mobs will now adjust their size to fit the "stat name" label.

Added features

• Added the client-guiSmoothScroll config property
• Added a "Send feedback" button in the bottom left corner.
  • Feel free to press that shiny yellow feedback button, as I'd love to get more feedback.
• Added a feature that allows other mods to use lang/translation texts to implement support for their modded mob stats
  • Let's say you made a mod that lets people "yeet" mobs, and you added a stat that tracks how many times each mob was "yeeted", and let's say that StatType's ID is yeetinator:times_yeeted;
    • By default, this mod would have no way to know what text to use to display your mob stat, and so it would just display something along the lines of yeetinator:times_yeeted: 32.
    • You can then use your language file to define the "stat phrase" that this mod will use, using the betterstats.stattype_phrase.[stat_id_namespace].[stat_id_path] translation key syntax.
    • In this example, you'd define: "betterstats.stattype_phrase.yeetinator.times_yeeted": "Times yeeted"
    • And that's it. This mod now displays: Times yeeted: 32
• The Search textbox on the filters panel now has a placeholder text that says Search.... This should tell the user more clearly that the black rectangle is in fact, a search textbox.

Technical changes

• Mod contributor information, as well as mod links, are no longer stored in fabric.mod.json, so as to avoid depending on "platform-specific" code. Plus the Fabric Loader API for reading fabric.mod.json data isn't even as flexible as I wanted it to be.
  • The information has been moved to a file called properties.json, which can be found inside of the mod's .jar file.

The "performance fix" (for a lag spike)

Given how Minecraft now works, Items can now dynamically have their corresponding ItemGroups changed. In the past, each Item had a "set" ItemGroup that'd stay as-is forever. Now, items can change groups depending on the world settings.

Where a performance issue now came in is;
- When you open a new world, items now need to be assigned to item groups depending on the world's settings.
- This however, does not appear to take place during the "world loading" process (in 1.20.4 as far as I could observe), and this instead takes place when opening your inventory for the first time
- When this process of assigning items to item groups takes place, the game then has to iterate all items in the game and assign them groups and stuff
- In vanilla Minecraft, this isn't much of an issue, as the game can easily iterate around 1000 items it's got. But in modded environments, especially mod-packs, where there can be 10s of thousands of items.. Yea, the game can hang for quite a while.
- So hopefully you can imagine how a lag spike taking place when opening your inventory can be annoying

How did I resolve the issue?

By making the process of assigning item groups to items take place right after the world loading process, rather than when opening inventory.

Why did I tackle a performance issue in this QOL GUI mod?

Because it was affecting this mod as well actually.
As you may have noticed, this mod's "Item stats" tab shows items grouped into item groups.
For this to happen however, the game needs to have already arranged the items into groups.
And so what I did in the past is, I made the game do that process whenever the betterstats screen is opened, not realizing this causes lag spikes on large mod-packs.
As such, I have decided that it's best to just make the game do the whole process as the world is loading, rather than making the user sit thru lag spikes during gameplay.

This update primarily focuses on the mod's code structure and organization, but has some extra features and changes as well.
This update also resolves a pesky lag spike that kept taking place, and that went un-noticed by me.

Changes to features

• The mod is now moving away from using vanilla Minecraft's way of formatting mob stat texts, and now uses texts that are more consistent with how item stat texts are handled. For example:
  • You killed %s %s is now shown as Killed: %s
  • %s killed you %s time(s) is now shown as Died to: %s
  • Additionally, support for More Stats's modded mob stats has been implemented (In around 19 languages however).
• HUD stat widgets for items and mobs will now adjust their size to fit the "stat name" label.

Added features

• Added the client-guiSmoothScroll config property
• Added a "Send feedback" button in the bottom left corner.
  • Feel free to press that shiny yellow feedback button, as I'd love to get more feedback.
• Added a feature that allows other mods to use lang/translation texts to implement support for their modded mob stats
  • Let's say you made a mod that lets people "yeet" mobs, and you added a stat that tracks how many times each mob was "yeeted", and let's say that StatType's ID is yeetinator:times_yeeted;
    • By default, this mod would have no way to know what text to use to display your mob stat, and so it would just display something along the lines of yeetinator:times_yeeted: 32.
    • You can then use your language file to define the "stat phrase" that this mod will use, using the betterstats.stattype_phrase.[stat_id_namespace].[stat_id_path] translation key syntax.
    • In this example, you'd define: "betterstats.stattype_phrase.yeetinator.times_yeeted": "Times yeeted"
    • And that's it. This mod now displays: Times yeeted: 32
• The Search textbox on the filters panel now has a placeholder text that says Search.... This should tell the user more clearly that the black rectangle is in fact, a search textbox.

Technical changes

• Mod contributor information, as well as mod links, are no longer stored in fabric.mod.json, so as to avoid depending on "platform-specific" code. Plus the Fabric Loader API for reading fabric.mod.json data isn't even as flexible as I wanted it to be.
  • The information has been moved to a file called properties.json, which can be found inside of the mod's .jar file.

The "performance fix" (for a lag spike)

Given how Minecraft now works, Items can now dynamically have their corresponding ItemGroups changed. In the past, each Item had a "set" ItemGroup that'd stay as-is forever. Now, items can change groups depending on the world settings.

Where a performance issue now came in is;
- When you open a new world, items now need to be assigned to item groups depending on the world's settings.
- This however, does not appear to take place during the "world loading" process (in 1.20.4 as far as I could observe), and this instead takes place when opening your inventory for the first time
- When this process of assigning items to item groups takes place, the game then has to iterate all items in the game and assign them groups and stuff
- In vanilla Minecraft, this isn't much of an issue, as the game can easily iterate around 1000 items it's got. But in modded environments, especially mod-packs, where there can be 10s of thousands of items.. Yea, the game can hang for quite a while.
- So hopefully you can imagine how a lag spike taking place when opening your inventory can be annoying

How did I resolve the issue?

By making the process of assigning item groups to items take place right after the world loading process, rather than when opening inventory.

Why did I tackle a performance issue in this QOL GUI mod?

Because it was affecting this mod as well actually.
As you may have noticed, this mod's "Item stats" tab shows items grouped into item groups.
For this to happen however, the game needs to have already arranged the items into groups.
And so what I did in the past is, I made the game do that process whenever the betterstats screen is opened, not realizing this causes lag spikes on large mod-packs.
As such, I have decided that it's best to just make the game do the whole process as the world is loading, rather than making the user sit thru lag spikes during gameplay.

This update brings some new features, as well as changes to existing features.

Statistics tabs

• The Monsters hunted tab will now show all hostile mobs, regardless of whether or not said mobs are required for the advancement.
  • Technically it already did with modded mobs, but only hid some vanilla ones, so now no vanilla mobs will be hidden
• The initial goals with Monsters hunted and A balanced diet tabs was (and to an extent still is), helping people get the two advancements. However, given criteria for said advancements can be changed by mods and data-packs and server-sided code, this mod cannot accurately tell what is and is not required. Therefore the two tabs have shifted towards displaying everything. As such, to avoid confusion:
  • The Monsters hunted tab was renamed to Hostile creatures
  • The A balanced diet tab was renamed to Food & drinks
• The Mobs tab will no longer display "miscellaneous" entities such as "TNT" and "Llama spit", unless there are stats present for them
• Mob stats will now show all modded entity StatTypes. If a Text formatter for a modded entity StatType is not registered with this mod's API, then this mod will display the StatType's ID instead

Statistics HUD

• Pinned item HUD stats now support modded item StatTypes
• Pinned mob HUD stats now support modded entity StatTypes
• Added pinning general stats to the HUD. You can now right click general stats to pin them to the HUD
  • Due to technical limitations however, those do not support updating in "real-time" for now. They instead update once every few seconds

MCBS files (Aka saving and loading stats files)

• When viewing stats read from another source such as a file, the player name in the corner will now appear white
• The MCBS file version has now been increased to 4. Was previously 2.
  • MCBS v4 files now support saving and loading of modded StatTypes.
  • For backwards compatibility, this mod will continue to support loading MCBS v2 files.
• Implemented an error-handler for saving and loading of MCBS files. The game will no longer crash when attempting to load unsupported MCBS file versions
  • Big massive warning:: Older versions of this mod do not have error handlers, and as such, will crash the game if you attempt to load MCBS v4 files with them. DO NOT attempt to open MCBS v4 files using older versions of this mod!

Other

• The "statistics summary" panel now supports modded StatTypes
• tcdcommons's cached resource manager will now periodically clean up expired cache files it created, so as to save disk space

This update brings some new features, as well as changes to existing features.

Statistics tabs

• The Monsters hunted tab will now show all hostile mobs, regardless of whether or not said mobs are required for the advancement.
  • Technically it already did with modded mobs, but only hid some vanilla ones, so now no vanilla mobs will be hidden
• The initial goals with Monsters hunted and A balanced diet tabs was (and to an extent still is), helping people get the two advancements. However, given criteria for said advancements can be changed by mods and data-packs and server-sided code, this mod cannot accurately tell what is and is not required. Therefore the two tabs have shifted towards displaying everything. As such, to avoid confusion:
  • The Monsters hunted tab was renamed to Hostile creatures
  • The A balanced diet tab was renamed to Food & drinks
• The Mobs tab will no longer display "miscellaneous" entities such as "TNT" and "Llama spit", unless there are stats present for them
• Mob stats will now show all modded entity StatTypes. If a Text formatter for a modded entity StatType is not registered with this mod's API, then this mod will display the StatType's ID instead

Statistics HUD

• Pinned item HUD stats now support modded item StatTypes
• Pinned mob HUD stats now support modded entity StatTypes
• Added pinning general stats to the HUD. You can now right click general stats to pin them to the HUD
  • Due to technical limitations however, those do not support updating in "real-time" for now. They instead update once every few seconds

MCBS files (Aka saving and loading stats files)

• When viewing stats read from another source such as a file, the player name in the corner will now appear white
• The MCBS file version has now been increased to 4. Was previously 2.
  • MCBS v4 files now support saving and loading of modded StatTypes.
  • For backwards compatibility, this mod will continue to support loading MCBS v2 files.
• Implemented an error-handler for saving and loading of MCBS files. The game will no longer crash when attempting to load unsupported MCBS file versions
  • Big massive warning:: Older versions of this mod do not have error handlers, and as such, will crash the game if you attempt to load MCBS v4 files with them. DO NOT attempt to open MCBS v4 files using older versions of this mod!

Other

• The "statistics summary" panel now supports modded StatTypes
• tcdcommons's cached resource manager will now periodically clean up expired cache files it created, so as to save disk space

This update brings some new features, as well as changes to existing features.

Statistics tabs

• The Monsters hunted tab will now show all hostile mobs, regardless of whether or not said mobs are required for the advancement.
  • Technically it already did with modded mobs, but only hid some vanilla ones, so now no vanilla mobs will be hidden
• The initial goals with Monsters hunted and A balanced diet tabs was (and to an extent still is), helping people get the two advancements. However, given criteria for said advancements can be changed by mods and data-packs and server-sided code, this mod cannot accurately tell what is and is not required. Therefore the two tabs have shifted towards displaying everything. As such, to avoid confusion:
  • The Monsters hunted tab was renamed to Hostile creatures
  • The A balanced diet tab was renamed to Food & drinks
• The Mobs tab will no longer display "miscellaneous" entities such as "TNT" and "Llama spit", unless there are stats present for them
• Mob stats will now show all modded entity StatTypes. If a Text formatter for a modded entity StatType is not registered with this mod's API, then this mod will display the StatType's ID instead

Statistics HUD

• Pinned item HUD stats now support modded item StatTypes
• Pinned mob HUD stats now support modded entity StatTypes
• Added pinning general stats to the HUD. You can now right click general stats to pin them to the HUD
  • Due to technical limitations however, those do not support updating in "real-time" for now. They instead update once every few seconds

MCBS files (Aka saving and loading stats files)

• When viewing stats read from another source such as a file, the player name in the corner will now appear white
• The MCBS file version has now been increased to 4. Was previously 2.
  • MCBS v4 files now support saving and loading of modded StatTypes.
  • For backwards compatibility, this mod will continue to support loading MCBS v2 files.
• Implemented an error-handler for saving and loading of MCBS files. The game will no longer crash when attempting to load unsupported MCBS file versions
  • Big massive warning:: Older versions of this mod do not have error handlers, and as such, will crash the game if you attempt to load MCBS v4 files with them. DO NOT attempt to open MCBS v4 files using older versions of this mod!

Other

• The "statistics summary" panel now supports modded StatTypes
• tcdcommons's cached resource manager will now periodically clean up expired cache files it created, so as to save disk space

• Fixed issue #105, where the config changes made in-game were not saving at all. Apologies in advance to everyone who was affected.
• The 1.20.4 version had wrong metadata in fabric.mod.json, regarding the support of 1.20.3 yet again. I have now changed its supported Minecraft version back to >=1.20.3, again.
  • Altho the 1.20.4 jar file will now accept being loaded in 1.20.3, I still do not know for sure if it actually works on 1.20.3. Here be dragons.

• Fixed issue #105, where the config changes made in-game were not saving at all. Apologies in advance to everyone who was affected.
• The 1.20.4 version had wrong metadata in fabric.mod.json, regarding the support of 1.20.3 yet again. I have now changed its supported Minecraft version back to >=1.20.3, again.
  • Altho the 1.20.4 jar file will now accept being loaded in 1.20.3, I still do not know for sure if it actually works on 1.20.3. Here be dragons.

• Fixed issue #105, where the config changes made in-game were not saving at all. Apologies in advance to everyone who was affected.
• The 1.20.4 version had wrong metadata in fabric.mod.json, regarding the support of 1.20.3 yet again. I have now changed its supported Minecraft version back to >=1.20.3, again.
  • Altho the 1.20.4 jar file will now accept being loaded in 1.20.3, I still do not know for sure if it actually works on 1.20.3. Here be dragons.

Given the changes and additions made in this release, it is highly recommended to read through this changelog before using this release.

Release v3.8 makes some changes to some exiting features, and adds a new server-sided feature called "stat announcement system". It also adds some new config properties that let the user control how this mod behaves.

The "betterstats" network protocol

This feature allows betterstats clients and servers to communicate, which enables some extra features when this mod is present on a server. Some changes were made to this system;
- (Change 1) The protocol version has been changed to 2. Was previously set to 1.
- Note that both the client and the server must use the same protocol version for the server-sided features to work. If the client encounters a server with a different betterstats protocol version, the client will then treat the server as if it dosn't have betterstats installed, and vice-versa.
- This was done because of the changes that were made to the protocol.
- (Change 2) After a client enables the betterstats connection with a server, they can no longer disable it until they disconnect. This change was done because it's pointless to disable the protocol once enabled, as the server still knows the client has betterstats installed.
- (Change 3) Next up, by default the client will now automatically always enable the betterstats protocol connection with the server, that is, when the client detects betterstats on the server as well.
- A config property called client-trustAllServersBssNet was added to control this behavior as well.
- The first reason is so the user doesn't have to go to the "Statistics" menu to manually enable the connection each time they join a server.
- The second reason is because the "stat announcement system" recommends that the client have betterstats installed. If the client doesn't have betterstats, then all announed messages will appear in English and will not translate for that client.
- The third reason is because of how Fabric API works. Previously, I made it so clients have to manually enable the connection every time they join a server, out of concern for privacy and the server finding out about the client being modded. However, it turns out Fabric API's registry synchronization system already likely exposes this information to the server anyways. So at that point, it's kinda pointless to have a manual toggle, as other mods and even Fabric itself may alreaydy be screaming to the server saying "I am a modded client".

The "stat announcement system"

(Always remember, this mod will never require being installed on the server. All server-sided features are optional)

The stat announcement system is a new optional server-sided feature whose purpose is to use the chat to announce players doing various unique things and achieving certain stats. As of v3.8, the "SAS" only announces players doing certain things for their first time, however more features may be added to it in the future.

This system is also completely configurable, and may be disabled by those who don't like it or don't want it. The config properties are server-enableSAS (Boolean) and server-sasConfig (JsonObject).

This goal with SAS is to promote people's engagement with the game and their stats, as well as to let players acknowledge they've done something special. Well, unless you die in hardcore that is.. then the mod's gonna roast you;

The commands

• My personal library mod TCDCommons API's /badges command was moved over to this mod, so as to avoid registering features in my API mod.
• Added a config property called server-registerCommands. It lets you control whether or not /statistics and /badges will be registered.

The player-badge system

Given the player badge system wasn't really all that useful or even used (at least, as far as I've noticed), I have decided to make it disabled by default. It may be re-enabled at any time using the tcdcommons's config file. More info on that can be found in the v3.8 changelogs for tcdcommons.

The mod configuration

For clarity and readability reasons, existing config properties were renamed, so it's easier to tell which one is for the client and which one is for the server. Note that server-sided config properties apply to singleplayer as well, and not just dedicated servers.

Config changes for this mod:
- guiMobsFollowCursor was renamed to client-guiMobsFollowCursor.
- Added client-trustAllServersBssNet (Boolean)
- Added server-registerCommands (Boolean)
- Added server-enableSAS (Boolean)
- Added server-sasConfig (JsonObject, aka the {} JSON thingy)

Config changes for tcdcommons:
- Renamed enablePlayerBadges to server-enablePlayerBadges
- Renamed broadcastEarningPlayerBadges to server-broadcastEarningPlayerBadges
- Renamed enableHttpUtils to common-enableHttpUtils

Now that looks a lot more readable. Because I mean.. prior to that, the config for both this mod and for tcdcommons looked about as unreadable as this is:

To learn how to configure this mod, and tcdcommons, here are the wiki pages I wrote:
- For this mod
- For TCDCommons API

Given the changes and additions made in this release, it is highly recommended to read through this changelog before using this release.

Release v3.8 makes some changes to some exiting features, and adds a new server-sided feature called "stat announcement system". It also adds some new config properties that let the user control how this mod behaves.

The "betterstats" network protocol

This feature allows betterstats clients and servers to communicate, which enables some extra features when this mod is present on a server. Some changes were made to this system;
- (Change 1) The protocol version has been changed to 2. Was previously set to 1.
- Note that both the client and the server must use the same protocol version for the server-sided features to work. If the client encounters a server with a different betterstats protocol version, the client will then treat the server as if it dosn't have betterstats installed, and vice-versa.
- This was done because of the changes that were made to the protocol.
- (Change 2) After a client enables the betterstats connection with a server, they can no longer disable it until they disconnect. This change was done because it's pointless to disable the protocol once enabled, as the server still knows the client has betterstats installed.
- (Change 3) Next up, by default the client will now automatically always enable the betterstats protocol connection with the server, that is, when the client detects betterstats on the server as well.
- A config property called client-trustAllServersBssNet was added to control this behavior as well.
- The first reason is so the user doesn't have to go to the "Statistics" menu to manually enable the connection each time they join a server.
- The second reason is because the "stat announcement system" recommends that the client have betterstats installed. If the client doesn't have betterstats, then all announed messages will appear in English and will not translate for that client.
- The third reason is because of how Fabric API works. Previously, I made it so clients have to manually enable the connection every time they join a server, out of concern for privacy and the server finding out about the client being modded. However, it turns out Fabric API's registry synchronization system already likely exposes this information to the server anyways. So at that point, it's kinda pointless to have a manual toggle, as other mods and even Fabric itself may alreaydy be screaming to the server saying "I am a modded client".

The "stat announcement system"

(Always remember, this mod will never require being installed on the server. All server-sided features are optional)

The stat announcement system is a new optional server-sided feature whose purpose is to use the chat to announce players doing various unique things and achieving certain stats. As of v3.8, the "SAS" only announces players doing certain things for their first time, however more features may be added to it in the future.

This system is also completely configurable, and may be disabled by those who don't like it or don't want it. The config properties are server-enableSAS (Boolean) and server-sasConfig (JsonObject).

This goal with SAS is to promote people's engagement with the game and their stats, as well as to let players acknowledge they've done something special. Well, unless you die in hardcore that is.. then the mod's gonna roast you;

The commands

• My personal library mod TCDCommons API's /badges command was moved over to this mod, so as to avoid registering features in my API mod.
• Added a config property called server-registerCommands. It lets you control whether or not /statistics and /badges will be registered.

The player-badge system

Given the player badge system wasn't really all that useful or even used (at least, as far as I've noticed), I have decided to make it disabled by default. It may be re-enabled at any time using the tcdcommons's config file. More info on that can be found in the v3.8 changelogs for tcdcommons.

The mod configuration

For clarity and readability reasons, existing config properties were renamed, so it's easier to tell which one is for the client and which one is for the server. Note that server-sided config properties apply to singleplayer as well, and not just dedicated servers.

Config changes for this mod:
- guiMobsFollowCursor was renamed to client-guiMobsFollowCursor.
- Added client-trustAllServersBssNet (Boolean)
- Added server-registerCommands (Boolean)
- Added server-enableSAS (Boolean)
- Added server-sasConfig (JsonObject, aka the {} JSON thingy)

Config changes for tcdcommons:
- Renamed enablePlayerBadges to server-enablePlayerBadges
- Renamed broadcastEarningPlayerBadges to server-broadcastEarningPlayerBadges
- Renamed enableHttpUtils to common-enableHttpUtils

Now that looks a lot more readable. Because I mean.. prior to that, the config for both this mod and for tcdcommons looked about as unreadable as this is:

To learn how to configure this mod, and tcdcommons, here are the wiki pages I wrote:
- For this mod
- For TCDCommons API

Given the changes and additions made in this release, it is highly recommended to read through this changelog before using this release.

Release v3.8 makes some changes to some exiting features, and adds a new server-sided feature called "stat announcement system". It also adds some new config properties that let the user control how this mod behaves.

The "betterstats" network protocol

This feature allows betterstats clients and servers to communicate, which enables some extra features when this mod is present on a server. Some changes were made to this system;
- (Change 1) The protocol version has been changed to 2. Was previously set to 1.
- Note that both the client and the server must use the same protocol version for the server-sided features to work. If the client encounters a server with a different betterstats protocol version, the client will then treat the server as if it dosn't have betterstats installed, and vice-versa.
- This was done because of the changes that were made to the protocol.
- (Change 2) After a client enables the betterstats connection with a server, they can no longer disable it until they disconnect. This change was done because it's pointless to disable the protocol once enabled, as the server still knows the client has betterstats installed.
- (Change 3) Next up, by default the client will now automatically always enable the betterstats protocol connection with the server, that is, when the client detects betterstats on the server as well.
- A config property called client-trustAllServersBssNet was added to control this behavior as well.
- The first reason is so the user doesn't have to go to the "Statistics" menu to manually enable the connection each time they join a server.
- The second reason is because the "stat announcement system" recommends that the client have betterstats installed. If the client doesn't have betterstats, then all announed messages will appear in English and will not translate for that client.
- The third reason is because of how Fabric API works. Previously, I made it so clients have to manually enable the connection every time they join a server, out of concern for privacy and the server finding out about the client being modded. However, it turns out Fabric API's registry synchronization system already likely exposes this information to the server anyways. So at that point, it's kinda pointless to have a manual toggle, as other mods and even Fabric itself may alreaydy be screaming to the server saying "I am a modded client".

The "stat announcement system"

(Always remember, this mod will never require being installed on the server. All server-sided features are optional)

The stat announcement system is a new optional server-sided feature whose purpose is to use the chat to announce players doing various unique things and achieving certain stats. As of v3.8, the "SAS" only announces players doing certain things for their first time, however more features may be added to it in the future.

This system is also completely configurable, and may be disabled by those who don't like it or don't want it. The config properties are server-enableSAS (Boolean) and server-sasConfig (JsonObject).

This goal with SAS is to promote people's engagement with the game and their stats, as well as to let players acknowledge they've done something special. Well, unless you die in hardcore that is.. then the mod's gonna roast you;

The commands

• My personal library mod TCDCommons API's /badges command was moved over to this mod, so as to avoid registering features in my API mod.
• Added a config property called server-registerCommands. It lets you control whether or not /statistics and /badges will be registered.

The player-badge system

Given the player badge system wasn't really all that useful or even used (at least, as far as I've noticed), I have decided to make it disabled by default. It may be re-enabled at any time using the tcdcommons's config file. More info on that can be found in the v3.8 changelogs for tcdcommons.

The mod configuration

For clarity and readability reasons, existing config properties were renamed, so it's easier to tell which one is for the client and which one is for the server. Note that server-sided config properties apply to singleplayer as well, and not just dedicated servers.

Config changes for this mod:
- guiMobsFollowCursor was renamed to client-guiMobsFollowCursor.
- Added client-trustAllServersBssNet (Boolean)
- Added server-registerCommands (Boolean)
- Added server-enableSAS (Boolean)
- Added server-sasConfig (JsonObject, aka the {} JSON thingy)

Config changes for tcdcommons:
- Renamed enablePlayerBadges to server-enablePlayerBadges
- Renamed broadcastEarningPlayerBadges to server-broadcastEarningPlayerBadges
- Renamed enableHttpUtils to common-enableHttpUtils

Now that looks a lot more readable. Because I mean.. prior to that, the config for both this mod and for tcdcommons looked about as unreadable as this is:

To learn how to configure this mod, and tcdcommons, here are the wiki pages I wrote:
- For this mod
- For TCDCommons API

Mod compatibility and crash fixes. Please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info on this release.

On another note, I just made a Google Form to collect feedback from the community. Feel free to share your rating and thoughts if you'd like to.

Mod compatibility and crash fixes. Please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info on this release.

On another note, I just made a Google Form to collect feedback from the community. Feel free to share your rating and thoughts if you'd like to.

Mod compatibility and crash fixes. Please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info on this release.

On another note, I just made a Google Form to collect feedback from the community. Feel free to share your rating and thoughts if you'd like to.

In order for me to avoid having to copy/paste the changelogs on every single platform, please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info about this release.

In the meantime, happy holidays to everyone!

In order for me to avoid having to copy/paste the changelogs on every single platform, please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info about this release.

In the meantime, happy holidays to everyone!

In order for me to avoid having to copy/paste the changelogs on every single platform, please refer to the changelogs on GitHub for more info about this release.

In the meantime, happy holidays to everyone!

Version v3.6 was not published on Modrinth due to it being a "beta"/"testing" version. However, this release makes some changes that finally make them considered a "release" instead of a "beta".

• v3.6.1 is the first "Release" for 1.20.4.
• The Credits tab has been reworked on (as of v3.6).
• The Credits tab will no longer credit translators for the current language. Instead, all contributors for all languages will be shown at all times. When contributing translations, feel free to add your own entry in the contributors section of the fabric.mod.json file, but make sure you follow the JSON syntax appropriately. If you do not know how to or forget to, I can do it for you.

Note for translators: Even though the mod now credits contributors listed in the fabric.mod.json file, it is still recommended to also mark your GitHub username in the corresponding translation file as well, so it is easier to keep track of who helped with a specific translation file.

Version v3.6 was not published on Modrinth due to it being a "beta"/"testing" version. However, this release makes some changes that finally make them considered a "release" instead of a "beta".

• v3.6.1 is the first "Release" for 1.20.4.
• The Credits tab has been reworked on (as of v3.6).
• The Credits tab will no longer credit translators for the current language. Instead, all contributors for all languages will be shown at all times. When contributing translations, feel free to add your own entry in the contributors section of the fabric.mod.json file, but make sure you follow the JSON syntax appropriately. If you do not know how to or forget to, I can do it for you.

Note for translators: Even though the mod now credits contributors listed in the fabric.mod.json file, it is still recommended to also mark your GitHub username in the corresponding translation file as well, so it is easier to keep track of who helped with a specific translation file.

Version v3.6 was not published on Modrinth due to it being a "beta"/"testing" version. However, this release makes some changes that finally make them considered a "release" instead of a "beta".

• v3.6.1 is the first "Release" for 1.20.4.
• The Credits tab has been reworked on (as of v3.6).
• The Credits tab will no longer credit translators for the current language. Instead, all contributors for all languages will be shown at all times. When contributing translations, feel free to add your own entry in the contributors section of the fabric.mod.json file, but make sure you follow the JSON syntax appropriately. If you do not know how to or forget to, I can do it for you.

Note for translators: Even though the mod now credits contributors listed in the fabric.mod.json file, it is still recommended to also mark your GitHub username in the corresponding translation file as well, so it is easier to keep track of who helped with a specific translation file.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#96).

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#96).

• Ukrainian translation by rvbsm (See #94).

• Ukrainian translation by rvbsm (See #94).

• Ukrainian translation by rvbsm (See #94).

General changelogs:
- The technical world info in general stats will now only show up when DEBUG_MODE is enabled.
- Added a separate stats tab for "Credits" and "Translators". The mod will now link to translators GitHub profiles.

The following changes were made to allow people to to incorporate the /stats command into their data-packs and custom maps:
- Improved the /stats command output mechanics
- clear and edit will now output an integer representing the number of affected players.
- The output number will be -1 if a command error or a syntax error takes place, and the command fails to execute.
- Added query. Useful for map-makers.
- query will now output an integer representing the current stat value for a given stat of a given player.

Note that the same technical changes were made to the /badges command for the embedded tcdcommons API mod.

General changelogs:
- The technical world info in general stats will now only show up when DEBUG_MODE is enabled.
- Added a separate stats tab for "Credits" and "Translators". The mod will now link to translators GitHub profiles.

The following changes were made to allow people to to incorporate the /stats command into their data-packs and custom maps:
- Improved the /stats command output mechanics
- clear and edit will now output an integer representing the number of affected players.
- The output number will be -1 if a command error or a syntax error takes place, and the command fails to execute.
- Added query. Useful for map-makers.
- query will now output an integer representing the current stat value for a given stat of a given player.

Note that the same technical changes were made to the /badges command for the embedded tcdcommons API mod.

• Renamed the /badge command to /badges for tcdcommons
• Made changes (aka improvements) to the /badges command for tcdcommons
• Changed /badges permission level requirement from level 3 to level 2. For consitency with other stats-related commands
• Earning a player badge will now be broadcast in chat, like how advancements do it. This can be disabled in the tcdcommons config
• Removed a Beta or an Experimental Class from the tcdcommons API due to it causing issues. This is a reminder not to use API Class-es marked as @Beta or @Experimental
• Fixed two hard-coded literal texts. They are now translatable
• Fixed an API mistake resulting in a crash when a stats tab is hidden but selected
• The config GUI is now a separate StatsTab instead of being a separate Screen
• Added an indicator for when the current StatsTab does not have any stat filters

• Renamed the /badge command to /badges for tcdcommons
• Made changes (aka improvements) to the /badges command for tcdcommons
• Changed /badges permission level requirement from level 3 to level 2. For consitency with other stats-related commands
• Earning a player badge will now be broadcast in chat, like how advancements do it. This can be disabled in the tcdcommons config
• Removed a Beta or an Experimental Class from the tcdcommons API due to it causing issues. This is a reminder not to use API Class-es marked as @Beta or @Experimental
• Fixed two hard-coded literal texts. They are now translatable
• Fixed an API mistake resulting in a crash when a stats tab is hidden but selected
• The config GUI is now a separate StatsTab instead of being a separate Screen
• Added an indicator for when the current StatsTab does not have any stat filters

• The stats HUD screen will now preserve the stats widgets when switching sessions (aka worlds/servers). Note that the widgets won't be preserved once you close the game however.
• Added Simplified Chinese translations thanks to IwasConfused (#82).
• Forgot to credit MrLoLf for German translations earlier, so I'll do it here (#80).
• Ported Sw3et-Dre4mer's v2.x translations over here to v3.x.
• Added "placeholder" computer-made translations for a bunch of other commonly spoken languages (aka translation tools were used). Please keep in mind that their purpose is to allow speakers of those languages to at least have any translations available for them, and it is highly encouraged that contributors override those translations with proper ones. As always, thank you to everyone who did, does, and will contribute!
• Published the Discord server, so the Discord link in the menu-bar now works. If you're interested, feel free to join by clicking here.

• The stats HUD screen will now preserve the stats widgets when switching sessions (aka worlds/servers). Note that the widgets won't be preserved once you close the game however.
• Added Simplified Chinese translations thanks to IwasConfused (#82).
• Forgot to credit MrLoLf for German translations earlier, so I'll do it here (#80).
• Ported Sw3et-Dre4mer's v2.x translations over here to v3.x.
• Added "placeholder" computer-made translations for a bunch of other commonly spoken languages (aka translation tools were used). Please keep in mind that their purpose is to allow speakers of those languages to at least have any translations available for them, and it is highly encouraged that contributors override those translations with proper ones. As always, thank you to everyone who did, does, and will contribute!
• Published the Discord server, so the Discord link in the menu-bar now works. If you're interested, feel free to join by clicking here.

v3.2+1.20.2 backport to 1.20 and 1.20.1.

• Made the player badge stats GUI slightly bigger so the badges can be rendered in more detail
• General stats now have a tooltop showing the stat name, id, and value
• Added the /statistics command (alias /stats) that allows users to modify one's statistics. Requires permission level 2 or cheats or operator.
• Added a "Credits" button that credits translators who contribute to this mod. As a translator, just write down your GitHub username in the translation file to be credited by the mod in-game

Ported to 1.20.2.

Some minor changes were made to the APIs in order to adapt to the changes made to the game, but it should mostly be the same as usual.

v3.1 changelog

Compatibility update.

It appeared v3.0 was having issues getting along with other mods, but this update should fix some of those issues. I tested this with many other mods, and they now seemed to work. If you get any further crashes or issues, feel free to report them.

Also I am still working on porting to 1.20.2. Given the amount of changes that were made to the game internally in 1.20.2, it may take a long time, again.

v3.0 changelog

The version v3.0 is finally ready, and features a lot of changes.

First, some important things to note:

• I wanted to write this mod to be fully independent from Fabric API and Architectury API. As such, this mod does not have any code that depends on those. However, due to a "bug" in how the Fabric Loader behaves, not installing Fabric API will result in crashes taking place anyways, so I guess that effort was in vain. In other words, this mod sort of depends on Fabric API, but not because it wants to, and is instead forced to. Architectury API is not a requirement anymore.
• This mod is now licensed under the LGPL-v3 license. I changed my mind about using MIT, and made a switch.
• For privacy and legal resons that were not taken into account in v2.X, I have removed the feature that allows you to see other player's statistics without their consent. However, I did implement a feature allowing people to export and load statistics via files, so you can share your statistics in form of files instead.

Now onto the changes that were made and features that were implemented:

• Minor changes to the GUI
• Changed the Minecraft Wiki URL to point to 'minecraft.wiki'
• Reworked the player badge system, allowing players to obtain the same badge multiole times (does not apply to BSS's badges yet however).
• Added a "Player badges" statistics tab, allowing users to see all badges, including ones they don't have, so users can know what badges exist and are yet to be obtained.
• Implemented an API. Now other mod developers can use the API to add their own custom statistics tabs and menu-bar items to the Better Statistics Screen. Note that you need to use the TCDCommons API for this as well. The API is the biggest reason I decided to work on v3.0, so others can integrate this mod into their mods as well.
• Implemented a feature that allows you to save and load statistics files, allowing you to share your statistics with anyone over the internet. Note that the other person needs to install the same mods as the ones you have in order to see the modded stats that apply to you. If they don't install said mods, they won't be able to see those modded stats when opening them. Also note that opening a statistics file will not override your actual in-game statistics.
• ModMenu and REI integrations are still present, allowing you to access the config through ModMenu and REI item screens by LMB/RMB-ing item stats. Those two mods are optional, and you do not have to install them.
• Optionally install this mod on the server (not required) for the ability to receive live statistics updates so the Statistics HUD feature updates the pinned stats on the screen live.

Note: As mentioned above, due to issues with how Fabric Loader itself behaves, this mod not only needs Fabric API present, but doesn't work with 1.20.2 at the moment. I will make attempts to port to 1.20.2 soon.

• Created Spanish (Argentina) (es_ar.json) translations thanks to R4z0rX (See #66).

Thanks again, to everyone who helps translate this mod to other languages.

• Fixed a minor Mixin issue in TCDCommons regarding MixinDrawContext.
• Updated Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #64)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to Rozbiynk (See #65)

Note: The translations here are from v2.10, and do not contain translations for the new player badges that were added.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to Rozbiynk (See #61)
• Removed Better Stats's special http-client-side badges. Please read here.
• Added a new client-side/stat-based player badge for those who travel and explore the world. To get it, walk, sprint, or fly.
• Added a new client-side/stat-based player badge for those who don't die. To get it, just don't die.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to https://github.com/Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to https://github.com/Rozbiynk (See #61)
• Removed Better Stats's special http-client-side player badges. Please read here.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to https://github.com/Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to https://github.com/Rozbiynk (See #61)
• Removed Better Stats's special http-client-side player badges. Please read here.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to https://github.com/Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to https://github.com/Rozbiynk (See #61)
• Removed Better Stats's special http-client-side player badges. Please read here.

• Updated Japanese translations thanks to https://github.com/Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #63)
• Updated Russian translations thanks to https://github.com/Rozbiynk (See #61)
• Removed Better Stats's special http-client-side player badges. Please read here.

Fabric-1.20.1 port.
Whether or not this works with 1.20 was not tested.
Edit: I just tested it on 1.20, it works fine.

• I did not forget to increment the version number this time.
• Fixed #60. I forgot to "clear" statistics cache "on-session-leave", so joining another session would keep the stats from the previous session. That has now been resolved.

Changelog for v2.9

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

• I did not forget to increment the version number this time.
• Fixed #60. I forgot to "clear" statistics cache "on-session-leave", so joining another session would keep the stats from the previous session. That has now been resolved.

Changelog for v2.9

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

• I did not forget to increment the version number this time.
• Fixed #60. I forgot to "clear" statistics cache "on-session-leave", so joining another session would keep the stats from the previous session. That has now been resolved.

Changelog for v2.9

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

• I did not forget to increment the version number this time.
• Fixed #60. I forgot to "clear" statistics cache "on-session-leave", so joining another session would keep the stats from the previous session. That has now been resolved.

Changelog for v2.9

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

(made a mistake by accidentally forgetting to increment the version number to v2.9.1, so this is technically v2.9)

The update v2.9 is finally complete. I was gonna port to 1.20 first, but when I realized just how much the update broke my mods, I decided to push that aside and work on completing this instead.

For more info on this update, please check this mod's Wiki page(s) on its GitHub repository. If there isn't one at the moment, then that means I am still working on it (it will take a bit).

• Fixed a lot of major bugs.
• Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
• v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
• TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again, check the Wiki for more info.

Now time to finally start porting to 1.20!

• Fixed errors in the fabric.mod.json file.
• Resolved bug from v2.8 that would crash the game when TCDCommons API is not installed (See #54).

v2.8 changelog:

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

• Fixed errors in the fabric.mod.json file.
• Resolved bug from v2.8 that would crash the game when TCDCommons API is not installed (See #54).

v2.8 changelog:

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

• Fixed errors in the fabric.mod.json file.
• Resolved bug from v2.8 that would crash the game when TCDCommons API is not installed (See #54).

v2.8 changelog:

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

• Fixed errors in the fabric.mod.json file.
• Resolved bug from v2.8 that would crash the game when TCDCommons API is not installed (See #54).

v2.8 changelog:

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

Important: A bug was reported where this release crashes the game when TCDCommons API isn't installed. I will resolve it soon. Until then, either manually install it, or wait for the next patch.

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

Important: A bug was reported where this release crashes the game when TCDCommons API isn't installed. I will resolve it soon. Until then, either manually install it, or wait for the next patch.

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

Important: A bug was reported where this release crashes the game when TCDCommons API isn't installed. I will resolve it soon. Until then, either manually install it, or wait for the next patch.

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

Important: A bug was reported where this release crashes the game when TCDCommons API isn't installed. I will resolve it soon. Until then, either manually install it, or wait for the next patch.

• Resolved a visual bug where the GUI options screen would cause "clipping" with item and mob stats (#52)
• Added tt_ru.json (Tatar) translations thanks to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I (#53)
• All embedded dependencies are now embedded in this mod (betterstats) instead of being embedded in tcdcommons. This should hopefully resolve the issue with server crashes as well.
• The tcdcommons API dependency also rewrote its GUI event handling system in the "back-end", so working with GUI events (programatically) should now be a simpler process.

• Added fr_fr.json (French) translations thanks to Myuui (#51).
• Made the client-side player stat caching system a bit less "strict".

• Added fr_fr.json (French) translations thanks to Myuui (#51).
• Made the client-side player stat caching system a bit less "strict".

• Added fr_fr.json (French) translations thanks to Myuui (#51).
• Made the client-side player stat caching system a bit less "strict".

• Added fr_fr.json (French) translations thanks to Myuui (#51).
• Made the client-side player stat caching system a bit less "strict".

• Fixed a bug where connecting to a server that sends you a "statistics" packet right as you're logging in causes a "NullPointerException" error (See #48).
• Improved ja_jp.json (Japanese) translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #50).

• Fixed a bug where connecting to a server that sends you a "statistics" packet right as you're logging in causes a "NullPointerException" error (See #48).
• Improved ja_jp.json (Japanese) translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #50).

• Fixed a bug where connecting to a server that sends you a "statistics" packet right as you're logging in causes a "NullPointerException" error (See #48).
• Improved ja_jp.json (Japanese) translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #50).

• Fixed a bug where connecting to a server that sends you a "statistics" packet right as you're logging in causes a "NullPointerException" error (See #48).
• Improved ja_jp.json (Japanese) translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (See #50).

• Tweaked some of the GUI layout a bit for this update.
• Added a config GUI that only features a "Debug mode" option, that when enabled, shows the current world info in the General stats menu.
• Added a feature that allows players to check each other's statistics. However, this feaature requires the latest version of this mod to be installed on the server as well.

As always, keep in mind that installing the mod on the server is optional, and all that does is it adds some extra features, like this one that just got added.

• Tweaked some of the GUI layout a bit for this update.
• Added a config GUI that only features a "Debug mode" option, that when enabled, shows the current world info in the General stats menu.
• Added a feature that allows players to check each other's statistics. However, this feaature requires the latest version of this mod to be installed on the server as well.

As always, keep in mind that installing the mod on the server is optional, and all that does is it adds some extra features, like this one that just got added.

• Tweaked some of the GUI layout a bit for this update.
• Added a config GUI that only features a "Debug mode" option, that when enabled, shows the current world info in the General stats menu.
• Added a feature that allows players to check each other's statistics. However, this feaature requires the latest version of this mod to be installed on the server as well.

As always, keep in mind that installing the mod on the server is optional, and all that does is it adds some extra features, like this one that just got added.

• Tweaked some of the GUI layout a bit for this update.
• Added a config GUI that only features a "Debug mode" option, that when enabled, shows the current world info in the General stats menu.
• Added a feature that allows players to check each other's statistics. However, this feaature requires the latest version of this mod to be installed on the server as well.

As always, keep in mind that installing the mod on the server is optional, and all that does is it adds some extra features, like this one that just got added.

• The client now has an indicator as to whether or not the mod is installed on the server. If you don't see the "BSS HUD accuracy mode" button while on a multiplayer server, then that server doesn't have this mod installed. Please keep in mind that this release v2.6.1 also requires the server to use at least v2.6.1 as well, and older versions on the server will not work. And to avoid confusion, no, installing the mod on the server is not required, unless you want extra features.
• Updated all embedded library mods to their latest versions.
• Updated and corrected the Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#46).

• The client now has an indicator as to whether or not the mod is installed on the server. If you don't see the "BSS HUD accuracy mode" button while on a multiplayer server, then that server doesn't have this mod installed. Please keep in mind that this release v2.6.1 also requires the server to use at least v2.6.1 as well, and older versions on the server will not work. And to avoid confusion, no, installing the mod on the server is not required, unless you want extra features.
• Updated all embedded library mods to their latest versions.
• Updated and corrected the Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#46).

• The client now has an indicator as to whether or not the mod is installed on the server. If you don't see the "BSS HUD accuracy mode" button while on a multiplayer server, then that server doesn't have this mod installed. Please keep in mind that this release v2.6.1 also requires the server to use at least v2.6.1 as well, and older versions on the server will not work. And to avoid confusion, no, installing the mod on the server is not required, unless you want extra features.
• Updated all embedded library mods to their latest versions.
• Updated and corrected the Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#46).

• The client now has an indicator as to whether or not the mod is installed on the server. If you don't see the "BSS HUD accuracy mode" button while on a multiplayer server, then that server doesn't have this mod installed. Please keep in mind that this release v2.6.1 also requires the server to use at least v2.6.1 as well, and older versions on the server will not work. And to avoid confusion, no, installing the mod on the server is not required, unless you want extra features.
• Updated all embedded library mods to their latest versions.
• Updated and corrected the Japanese translations thanks to Sw3et-Dre4mer (#46).

This release fully completes and adds an optional feature to install the mod on the "server-side" so as to improve the accuracy of the "Better Stats HUD" feature. Please see the changelog of the previous beta version on CurseForge for more information about this feature.

More changelogs for this release:

• The new feature is now supported on multi-player servers as well (but requires this mod to be installed on the server if you wish to use it),
• Updated and added translations for: de_de.json, en_us.json, hr_hr.json, ja_jp.json, pt_br.json, ru_ru.json, sr_sp.json, tr_tr.json, uk_ua.json, zh_cn.json.

Please keep in mind that this mod is still client-side, and doesn't require being installed on the server.

This release fully completes and adds an optional feature to install the mod on the "server-side" so as to improve the accuracy of the "Better Stats HUD" feature. Please see the changelog of the previous beta version on CurseForge for more information about this feature.

More changelogs for this release:

• The new feature is now supported on multi-player servers as well (but requires this mod to be installed on the server if you wish to use it),
• Updated and added translations for: de_de.json, en_us.json, hr_hr.json, ja_jp.json, pt_br.json, ru_ru.json, sr_sp.json, tr_tr.json, uk_ua.json, zh_cn.json.

Please keep in mind that this mod is still client-side, and doesn't require being installed on the server.

This release fully completes and adds an optional feature to install the mod on the "server-side" so as to improve the accuracy of the "Better Stats HUD" feature. Please see the changelog of the previous beta version on CurseForge for more information about this feature.

More changelogs for this release:

• The new feature is now supported on multi-player servers as well (but requires this mod to be installed on the server if you wish to use it),
• Updated and added translations for: de_de.json, en_us.json, hr_hr.json, ja_jp.json, pt_br.json, ru_ru.json, sr_sp.json, tr_tr.json, uk_ua.json, zh_cn.json.

Please keep in mind that this mod is still client-side, and doesn't require being installed on the server.

This release fully completes and adds an optional feature to install the mod on the "server-side" so as to improve the accuracy of the "Better Stats HUD" feature. Please see the changelog of the previous beta version on CurseForge for more information about this feature.

More changelogs for this release:

• The new feature is now supported on multi-player servers as well (but requires this mod to be installed on the server if you wish to use it),
• Updated and added translations for: de_de.json, en_us.json, hr_hr.json, ja_jp.json, pt_br.json, ru_ru.json, sr_sp.json, tr_tr.json, uk_ua.json, zh_cn.json.

Please keep in mind that this mod is still client-side, and doesn't require being installed on the server.

• Fixed the bug where the tooltip size is was small to fit the statistics it was displaying. That was not intentional, it was a bug that caused the size of the screen to not be accounted for.

• fabric-1.19.4 port.

Fixed all crashes, for real this time.

Fixed the crashes from v2.3. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Nvm, turns out this one is broken as well, just 1.19.3 tho. Will have it fixed soon.

Fixed the crashes from v2.3. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Fixed the crashes from v2.3. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Defective and causes crashes, please do not download! A patch will be published soon.

This mod now uses Architectury API instead of Mixin-s, so as to make development and porting to Forge easier.

Don't worry though, you don't have to download Architectury API, as it is embedded as well.

Defective and causes crashes, please do not download! A patch will be published soon.

This mod now uses Architectury API instead of Mixin-s, so as to make development and porting to Forge easier.

Don't worry though, you don't have to download Architectury API, as it is embedded as well.

Defective and causes crashes, please do not download! A patch will be published soon.

This mod now uses Architectury API instead of Mixin-s, so as to make development and porting to Forge easier.

Don't worry though, you don't have to download Architectury API, as it is embedded as well.

• Added Ukranian translations by Unroman.
• Fixed the bug where Villagers wouldn't show up in the mod stats at all.

• Added Ukranian translations by Unroman.
• Fixed the bug where Villagers wouldn't show up in the mod stats at all.

• Added Ukranian translations by Unroman.
• Fixed the bug where Villagers wouldn't show up in the mod stats at all.

• Added Ukranian translations by Unroman.
• Fixed the bug where Villagers wouldn't show up in the mod stats at all.

• Added Ukranian translations by Unroman.
• Fixed the bug where Villagers wouldn't show up in the mod stats at all.

A small patch that aims to combat crashes that result from rendering certain modded entities on the BSS in the mob stats section.

In other words, this mod should cause less crashes and be more compatible with some mods that caused such crashes before.

A small patch that aims to combat crashes that result from rendering certain modded entities on the BSS in the mob stats section.

In other words, this mod should cause less crashes and be more compatible with some mods that caused such crashes before.

A small patch that aims to combat crashes that result from rendering certain modded entities on the BSS in the mob stats section.

In other words, this mod should cause less crashes and be more compatible with some mods that caused such crashes before.

As always, if for whatever reason you have TCDCommons installed alongside this mod (even tho. you don't have to), make sure you update it first (unless you want crashes).

• The UI buttons featured on the BSS page now use the Vanilla Minecraft button rendering method. This is more texture-pack friendly.
• Added a stat grouping filter. It lets you define how stats are grouped.
• Added a stat sorting filter. It lets you define the order in which stats are shown in each group.

As always, if for whatever reason you have TCDCommons installed alongside this mod (even tho. you don't have to), make sure you update it first (unless you want crashes).

• The UI buttons featured on the BSS page now use the Vanilla Minecraft button rendering method. This is more texture-pack friendly.
• Added a stat grouping filter. It lets you define how stats are grouped.
• Added a stat sorting filter. It lets you define the order in which stats are shown in each group.

As always, if for whatever reason you have TCDCommons installed alongside this mod (even tho. you don't have to), make sure you update it first (unless you want crashes).

• The UI buttons featured on the BSS page now use the Vanilla Minecraft button rendering method. This is more texture-pack friendly.
• Added a stat grouping filter. It lets you define how stats are grouped.
• Added a stat sorting filter. It lets you define the order in which stats are shown in each group.

TCDCommons is no longer a required dependency for Forge versions of this mod. I finally figured out how to make libraries embedded on Forge.

If you already have TCDCommons installed, please either remove it or update it. Otherwise weird things *may* happen (Idk if they actually will).

TCDCommons is no longer a required dependency for Forge versions of this mod. I finally figured out how to make libraries embedded on Forge.

If you already have TCDCommons installed, please either remove it or update it. Otherwise weird things *may* happen (Idk if they actually will).

v2.1, but ported to Forge. Due to some complications I had while porting the mod, there are some important things to note:
- Requires TCDCommons forge-1.19.2 - Despite my best efforts to try and figure out how to make TCDCommons embedded like it is with Fabric, I unfortunately couldn't. As a result, you will have to install this file as well in order to use this version of the mod.
- 1.19.2 only - Does not work with 1.19.3. I will have to make a forge-1.19.3 port separately.
- REI - I failed to port this feature to Forge, so... You won't be able to left/right-click item stats to bring up the REI menu for the given items.
- BS Hud Screen - I also didn't manage to port the hud stats feature to Forge. I might give it another shot in the future tho.

Fixed a few errors I made in the mod's metadata. Keep in mind that the Forge versions of this mod still require TCDCommons forge-1.18.2.

v2.1, but ported to Forge. Due to some complications I had while porting the mod, there are some important things to note:
- Requires TCDCommons forge-1.18.2 - Despite my best efforts to try and figure out how to make TCDCommons embedded like it is with Fabric, I unfortunately couldn't. As a result, you will have to install this file as well in order to use this version of the mod.
- REI - I honestly have no idea how to get the feature working with Forge, so... You won't be able to left-click item stats to bring up the REI menu.
- BS Hud Screen - I also didn't manage to port the hud stats feature to Forge. I might give it another shot in the future tho.

Added translations for Simplified Chinese. Credit goes to Cccc_owo for making the translations.

Added translations for Simplified Chinese. Credit goes to Cccc_owo for making the translations.

Added translations for Simplified Chinese. Credit goes to Cccc_owo for making the translations.

Same as v2.1+1.19.2, but for fabric-1.19.3. Becuase of the many changes that came to 1.19.3, I had to make a separate version of the mod specifically for 1.19.3.

Note:
If for some reason you chose to have TCDCommons API installed alongside this mod version (which is optional), make sure it is also for 1.19.3, unless you wanna crash the game.

Important: If you also downloaded TCDCommons v1.0, you must replace it with v2.0. Otherwise a crash will take place.

Bug fixes from TCDCommons:
- Smooth scrolling will now only work with fancy graphics and above. This is for performance reasons, because when you turn down the graphics settings, you obviously want more performance. (TCDCommons)
- Fixed a bug where mouse dragging could be done with any mouse button. Now it can only be done with LMB (left mouse button). (TCDCommons)

New features:
- Item stat and mob stat panels will now show total stats at the bottom of the panel. Note: The "total stats" shown will ignore statistics that have been filtered out using the search filters.
- Added "Better Stats Hud Screen" (BSHS). A feature that allows you to pin any item or mob stat onto the in-game hud. (Note: This feature is still in development (Beta!))
- Because player statistics are handled server-side, and this mod aims to be fully client-side, for now the BSHS will only update periodically every once in a while by sending a statistics request packet to the server. In other words, the stats pinned to the hud will not update in real-time (because that would cost a looooooot of bandwidth). The stat update rates are dynamically determined by this mod to avoid bandwidth waste when for example you aren't doing anything. Because of this, BSHS is still in beta, as I plan on writing a client-side stat tracker that will allow for real-time hud stat updating.
- The BSHS can be accessed in the "View" section in the top menu.
- Right click any item or mob stat after which a context menu will show up allowing you to pin the given stat to the hud. If you have REI installed, hold down SHIFT while right clicking.

Important: If you also downloaded TCDCommons v1.0, you must replace it with v2.0. Otherwise a crash will take place.

Bug fixes from TCDCommons:
- Smooth scrolling will now only work with fancy graphics and above. This is for performance reasons, because when you turn down the graphics settings, you obviously want more performance. (TCDCommons)
- Fixed a bug where mouse dragging could be done with any mouse button. Now it can only be done with LMB (left mouse button). (TCDCommons)

New features:
- Item stat and mob stat panels will now show total stats at the bottom of the panel. Note: The "total stats" shown will ignore statistics that have been filtered out using the search filters.
- Added "Better Stats Hud Screen" (BSHS). A feature that allows you to pin any item or mob stat onto the in-game hud. (Note: This feature is still in development (Beta!))
- Because player statistics are handled server-side, and this mod aims to be fully client-side, for now the BSHS will only update periodically every once in a while by sending a statistics request packet to the server. In other words, the stats pinned to the hud will not update in real-time (because that would cost a looooooot of bandwidth). The stat update rates are dynamically determined by this mod to avoid bandwidth waste when for example you aren't doing anything. Because of this, BSHS is still in beta, as I plan on writing a client-side stat tracker that will allow for real-time hud stat updating.
- The BSHS can be accessed in the "View" section in the top menu.
- Right click any item or mob stat after which a context menu will show up allowing you to pin the given stat to the hud. If you have REI installed, hold down SHIFT while right clicking.

The next major release of Better Stats. This release changes a lot about the mod (in the back-end), so the UI design is similar to that of v1.x.

Changelog for the mod's source code and behavior:

• Removed configs. They did very little anyways, and probably weren't even used by anyone.
• No more dependencies. Having to download Fabric API may be annoying to some people, so no more of that.
• The source code has been revamped aka improved, optimized, and reorganized.
• Better Stats is now using an embedded library for GUI called "TCDCommons" (see it on GitHub). This library helped improve the GUI by a lot, and make it function better. As mentioned above, you do not have to actually download it, as it is embedded into this mod. Only download TCDCommons for minor tweaks and patches.
• The mod is now licensed under the MIT License.

Changelog for new features in v2.0:

• Bug fixes (as usual).
• Smooth scrolling. Now when you scroll a statistics panel, it will scroll smoothly.
• Removed the red dot from the "Statistics" button. It was there to let the user know about the changes to the stats GUI, but it gets annoying.
• A menu bar has been added. A perfect place to put extra buttons and features.
• When Mod Menu is installed, the menu bar will now also show links for this mod (because Mod Menu has the translation keys I needed for that).

The next major release of Better Stats. This release changes a lot about the mod (in the back-end), so the UI design is similar to that of v1.x.

Changelog for the mod's source code and behavior:

• Removed configs. They did very little anyways, and probably weren't even used by anyone.
• No more dependencies. Having to download Fabric API may be annoying to some people, so no more of that.
• The source code has been revamped aka improved, optimized, and reorganized.
• Better Stats is now using an embedded library for GUI called "TCDCommons" (see it on GitHub). This library helped improve the GUI by a lot, and make it function better. As mentioned above, you do not have to actually download it, as it is embedded into this mod. Only download TCDCommons for minor tweaks and patches.
• The mod is now licensed under the MIT License.

Changelog for new features in v2.0:

• Bug fixes (as usual).
• Smooth scrolling. Now when you scroll a statistics panel, it will scroll smoothly.
• Removed the red dot from the "Statistics" button. It was there to let the user know about the changes to the stats GUI, but it gets annoying.
• A menu bar has been added. A perfect place to put extra buttons and features.
• When Mod Menu is installed, the menu bar will now also show links for this mod (because Mod Menu has the translation keys I needed for that).

• Fixed a crash when cheating (/give)-ing an item by (shift+click)-ing it's item stat.

The way this feature works is by executing /give in your name when cheating an item. To do this, the mod used the 1.19 chat system. It is because of this that when attempting to do this on 1.19.1+, the game would crash, as 1.19.1+ uses a different chatting system. This release fixes the crash, but as a trade-off, it no longer supports 1.19.

Fixed issue with the mod crashing dedicated servers when used in a dedicated server enviroment.

Fixed issue with the mod crashing dedicated servers when used in a dedicated server enviroment.

Middle-mouse-clicking an item stat will now show a confirmation screen. Please read the v1.4 changelogs for more info.

Middle-mouse-clicking an item stat will now show a confirmation screen. Please read the v1.4 changelogs for more info.

• Implemented narrations for statistics. However, there is a bug where narrations do not play when navigating using arrow keys
• Removed Illusioner from the Monsters Hunted tab, as it cannot be obtained in survival and can only be summoned. Actually, it was never there to begin with, and it was all just an illusion /jk
• Added a "Wiki" feature for mobs and items. You can now middle-mouse-click a mob or an item stat to open the Wiki article for the given mob or item. For modded entries, you need to define the Wiki site manually using the new Wiki config
• Added a REI integration feature (installing the mod is optional). You can now left/right-mouse-click an item stat to open the REI screen for the given item
• Added a new config property: ENABLE_WIKI_LINKS - Can be used to disable the "Wiki" feature
• Added a new config property: ENABLE_REI_LINKS - Can be used to disable the REI integration feature
• Added a new debug property: DEBUG_LOG_SCREEN_CHANGES - Not that useful, it logs MinecraftClient.setScreen(Screen) calls

• Implemented narrations for statistics. However, there is a bug where narrations do not play when navigating using arrow keys
• Removed Illusioner from the Monsters Hunted tab, as it cannot be obtained in survival and can only be summoned. Actually, it was never there to begin with, and it was all just an illusion /jk
• Added a "Wiki" feature for mobs and items. You can now middle-mouse-click a mob or an item stat to open the Wiki article for the given mob or item. For modded entries, you need to define the Wiki site manually using the new Wiki config
• Added a REI integration feature (installing the mod is optional). You can now left/right-mouse-click an item stat to open the REI screen for the given item
• Added a new config property: ENABLE_WIKI_LINKS - Can be used to disable the "Wiki" feature
• Added a new config property: ENABLE_REI_LINKS - Can be used to disable the REI integration feature
• Added a new debug property: DEBUG_LOG_SCREEN_CHANGES - Not that useful, it logs MinecraftClient.setScreen(Screen) calls

This release is a big one. It fixes many bugs, and crashes, as well as incompatibilities with other mods. It is not guaranteed to provide fixes for all 100% of mods out there, but it does handle a lot of incompatibilities.

Changelog:
- Fixed crashes with some other "incompatible" mods in the Mobs tab
- Fixed stat tooltips not showing for stats that are too deep when scrolling down
- Fixed Tab navigation in the Options screen. The done button now goes before all other elements instead of being the last
- Fixed arrow key navigation not working in the Options screen
- Updated the naming of translation keys
- Added translation keys for config properties
- Added tooltips for config properties
- Added color properties for tooltips
- Added the "BS_OPTIONS_GUI" config property. Disabling this will disable the Options screen, so be careful
- Added the "ALLOW_CHEATS" config property. This will now have to be enabled if you wish to shift-click items in the Item stats. You still need /give permissions tho.
- Added the "IGNORE_ENTITY_RENDER_ERRORS" config property. This one is the feature that fixes incompatibility issues with some other mods
- Added the "COLOR_STAT_BG_ERRORED" config property. A special stat color for when rendering a stat goes wrong (aka for stats relating to "incompatible" mods)

This release is a big one. It fixes many bugs, and crashes, as well as incompatibilities with other mods. It is not guaranteed to provide fixes for all 100% of mods out there, but it does handle a lot of incompatibilities.

Changelog:
- Fixed crashes with some other "incompatible" mods in the Mobs tab
- Fixed stat tooltips not showing for stats that are too deep when scrolling down
- Fixed Tab navigation in the Options screen. The done button now goes before all other elements instead of being the last
- Fixed arrow key navigation not working in the Options screen
- Updated the naming of translation keys
- Added translation keys for config properties
- Added tooltips for config properties
- Added color properties for tooltips
- Added the "BS_OPTIONS_GUI" config property. Disabling this will disable the Options screen, so be careful
- Added the "ALLOW_CHEATS" config property. This will now have to be enabled if you wish to shift-click items in the Item stats. You still need /give permissions tho.
- Added the "IGNORE_ENTITY_RENDER_ERRORS" config property. This one is the feature that fixes incompatibility issues with some other mods
- Added the "COLOR_STAT_BG_ERRORED" config property. A special stat color for when rendering a stat goes wrong (aka for stats relating to "incompatible" mods)

This release fixes a crash when this mod is used with other mods that add modded entities that are "not summon-able". More info at Issue #4.

This release fixes a crash when this mod is used with other mods that add modded entities that are "not summon-able". More info at Issue #4.

• Notice: I forgot to include the credits and the mod showcase video in the mod description. They are now included.
• Giant zombie will no longer appear in the "Monsters hunted" tab, as it is not a required nor obtainable mob.
• Added a "Dinnerbone mode" option in the Debug mode tab.
• Updated and renamed the "Debug Mode" tab to a configuration GUI so you can configure the mod while the game is running.
• You can now /give yourself any item shown as an item stat by Shift+Click-ing it. Hold down CTRL as well to /give yourself one item only. Requires /give permission.

• Notice: I forgot to include the credits and the mod showcase video in the mod description. They are now included.
• Giant zombie will no longer appear in the "Monsters hunted" tab, as it is not a required nor obtainable mob.
• Added a "Dinnerbone mode" option in the Debug mode tab.
• Updated and renamed the "Debug Mode" tab to a configuration GUI so you can configure the mod while the game is running.
• You can now /give yourself any item shown as an item stat by Shift+Click-ing it. Hold down CTRL as well to /give yourself one item only. Requires /give permission.

• Added a special "Debug" tab (mainly so I could more easily debug the mod)
• To access the "Debug" tab, hold down CTRL while cycling tabs
• Decreased the size of Mob stat GUI boxes (they were too big)
• Tweaked the ways certain entities are render on the GUI so as to have them look better
• Added a new special config file so you can manually define how certain GUI entities are rendered on mob stats
• More info regarding the Debug tab as well as the new config file will be available on the GitHub repository page
• Because displaying GUI mobs requires a copy of them to be "summoned" aka "created", and players can not be "summoned", the local player entity is now used for displaying the player mob stat (similar to how the inventory screen does it)

• Added a special "Debug" tab (mainly so I could more easily debug the mod)
• To access the "Debug" tab, hold down CTRL while cycling tabs
• Decreased the size of Mob stat GUI boxes (they were too big)
• Tweaked the ways certain entities are render on the GUI so as to have them look better
• Added a new special config file so you can manually define how certain GUI entities are rendered on mob stats
• More info regarding the Debug tab as well as the new config file will be available on the GitHub repository page
• Because displaying GUI mobs requires a copy of them to be "summoned" aka "created", and players can not be "summoned", the local player entity is now used for displaying the player mob stat (similar to how the inventory screen does it)

Added the ability to navigate using the arrow keys, because that is a lot easier than using Tab.

Added the ability to navigate using the arrow keys, because that is a lot easier than using Tab.

The initial release of the mod for Minecraft fabric-1.19.x

The initial release of the mod for Minecraft fabric-1.18.x