AzureLib

v3.0.23

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.11

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.9

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the animation controller incorrectly defaulted to Linear easing when the setEasingType method was not explicitly overridden at the controller level.
  • It now defaults to null, ensuring that easing types defined in the JSON are used as intended.

v3.0.22

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where keyframes would cause a crash if their index went below 0. The index now defaults to 0 when empty.
  Credit to Collinvh for identifying and resolving the issue.
• Fixed a problem where snapshots or queues being null would cause a crash. These are now safely skipped instead.
  Credit to Collinvh for the fix.

Enhancements

• Partial Ticks Support:
  • Added support for partial ticks in the applyMolangQueries method. The old version of applyMolangQueries has been made private and is marked for future removal to ensure streamlined functionality.

New MoLang Queries

The following queries have been added:

• query.head_pitch
  • Returns the pitch (vertical rotation) of the head.
• query.head_yaw
  • Returns the yaw (horizontal rotation) of the head relative to the body.
• query.hurt_time
  • Indicates the remaining time in the entity's hurt animation.
• query.is_baby
  • Returns whether the entity is a baby (true or false).
• query.is_blocking
  • Determines if the entity is actively blocking (e.g., using a shield).
• query.is_using_item
  • Returns whether the entity is actively using an item (e.g., eating or drinking).
• query.limb_swing
  • Represents the position of the entity's limb swing animation (useful for walking or running effects).
• query.limb_swing_amount
  • Indicates the speed or intensity of the limb swing animation.
• query.in_air
  • Returns whether the entity is currently in the air and not on the ground.
• query.item_current_durability
  • Provides the current durability of an item as a fraction of its maximum durability.
• query.item_is_enchanted
  • Returns whether the item is enchanted.

v3.0.10

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where keyframes would cause a crash if their index went below 0. The index now defaults to 0 when empty.
  Credit to Collinvh for identifying and resolving the issue.
• Fixed a problem where snapshots or queues being null would cause a crash. These are now safely skipped instead.
  Credit to Collinvh for the fix.

Enhancements

• Partial Ticks Support:
  • Added support for partial ticks in the applyMolangQueries method. The old version of applyMolangQueries has been made private and is marked for future removal to ensure streamlined functionality.

New MoLang Queries

The following queries have been added:

• query.head_pitch
  • Returns the pitch (vertical rotation) of the head.
• query.head_yaw
  • Returns the yaw (horizontal rotation) of the head relative to the body.
• query.hurt_time
  • Indicates the remaining time in the entity's hurt animation.
• query.is_baby
  • Returns whether the entity is a baby (true or false).
• query.is_blocking
  • Determines if the entity is actively blocking (e.g., using a shield).
• query.is_using_item
  • Returns whether the entity is actively using an item (e.g., eating or drinking).
• query.limb_swing
  • Represents the position of the entity's limb swing animation (useful for walking or running effects).
• query.limb_swing_amount
  • Indicates the speed or intensity of the limb swing animation.
• query.in_air
  • Returns whether the entity is currently in the air and not on the ground.
• query.item_current_durability
  • Provides the current durability of an item as a fraction of its maximum durability.
• query.item_is_enchanted
  • Returns whether the item is enchanted.