AcroWield 2.0.0 - Foundation & Deflection Update

(Note: For this specific Minecraft version, AcroWield 1.9.0 was not released. Therefore, this 2.0.0 update includes all new features, improvements, and fixes since version 1.8.1)

NEW FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS

Projectiles can now be deflected while holding any item: Previously, you could only deflect enemy projectiles while holding certain weapons. Now, just like ghast fireballs, you can deflect projectiles no matter what you are holding, or even with empty hands, as long as you get the timing right. Weapons added by other mods work too, so you can deflect enemy attacks without any problem. (Controlled by the enableProjectileDeflection setting in the config).

"Telegraph" Sound for Incoming Arrows (disabled by default): Arrows fired from bows and crossbows have very little wind-up and make no sound until the moment they are released, making them very hard to parry. To help with this, you can now enable a "telegraph" sound that plays just before an enemy fires. Use it as a cue to time your parry!

Conditions: An enemy (skeleton, pillager, piglin, etc.) must be targeting you, and you must be looking at them. If you look at them a little late, the sound plays the moment you look at it (as long as it has not fired yet).

BUG FIXES

Fixed being unable to make a wolf sit or stand with right-click while holding certain items.
Fixed several other minor bugs.

TECHNICAL & FOUNDATION CHANGES

Migrated from Kotlin to Java: Fabric Language Kotlin is no longer required, so AcroWield now runs without it. You can remove it if no other mod needs it.

Code Cleanup: Tidied up some of the mod's behind-the-scenes code to make it cleaner and easier to maintain.

Metadata Updates: Replaced the placeholder description in the mod's information with the real one, and fixed the internal license information to correctly state MIT (matching the download pages).

How to enable the Telegraph Sound (CurseForge app):

Launch Minecraft with AcroWield installed at least once, then close the game. (The config file is created the first time the game starts.)

Open the CurseForge app and click the "Minecraft" tab.

Find the profile that has AcroWield installed and open it.

Click the "..." (three dots) button on the profile and choose "Open Folder".

In the folder that opens, double-click the "config" folder.

Open acrowield.json with Notepad (right-click the file, then choose "Open with" > "Notepad"). Any text editor will work.

Find the following line and change false to true:
"enableProjectileWarningSound": false,  ➡ "enableProjectileWarningSound": true,
(Be careful not to delete the quotation marks or the comma at the end of the line.)

Save the file (Ctrl + S) and start the game. The Telegraph Sound is now enabled.

Notes: On Windows, the profile folder is usually located at C:\Users\(your user name)\curseforge\minecraft\Instances\(profile name)\
Make sure the game is closed while you edit the file. If you edit it while the game is running, your changes may be overwritten when the game exits. If you use a launcher other than CurseForge, open the "config" folder inside the game folder (for example, ".minecraft") and edit acrowield.json in the same way.