0.11.0

Entity movement

• Add owned, composable movement rules for supported singleplayer players and living entities, including gravity, air/fluid drag, acceleration, jumping, sneak behavior, fall tracking and fall damage.
• Add per-step native/manual motion commands, independent additive forces and post-collision observations. Expose logical player input and routed physical edges.

Materials and step sounds

• Add custom block materials for blocks and fluids while retaining vanilla material support.
• Add sound-event-backed step sounds for blocks alongside vanilla step sounds.
• Include material and step sound details in block debug exports.

Script configuration

• Add an in-game editor for script configuration, with staged changes, defaults, and validation.
• Support boolean, number, string, list, dictionary, and fixed nested settings with optional labels, descriptions, bounds, choices, and read-only entries.
• Let scripts select text fields, sliders, dropdowns, or cycling buttons for values. Lists and dictionaries can use individual controls or comma-separated text.
• Make nested sections and collections collapsible. They start closed unless declared with expanded = true.
• Add fixed-choice multi-select lists, optional editor headings/dividers and field order, and draft-only per-field Reset buttons.
• Save changes atomically, detect conflicting file edits, and preserve unknown JSON fields.
• Update live Lua values after saving and support onChange callbacks with error reporting and retry.

Biome and region generation overrides

• Let scripts register selectable Overworld biome/region packages while Minecraft remains the base generator.
• Apply scoped terrain sources, material rules, carvers, surfaces and population suppression through native and owned generation stages. Keep biome identity and unaffected native raw columns intact.
• Save selected packages, effective order and dependency signatures with generation settings; reject changed or missing enabled definitions on reopen. Add point/chunk inspection for target influence and selected channels.

Position arguments

• Accept named position tables and position objects alongside numeric coordinates in world, entity, multiblock, particle, teleport, and worldgen runtime APIs. Preserve each operation's coordinate units and limits.
• Require exact integers for block coordinates and integer position construction; reject non-finite and out-of-range float positions.
• Preserve nonzero and fractional Z coordinates in numeric X/Z spatial-field queries.

Optimization and reliability

• Keep fluid, asset and sound-event Lua reference identity stable while held; preserve value-like block/item views.
• Allow opt-in config schema versions with validated, atomic migration and protection for newer or failed files.
• Index block/item names for repeated lookups while preserving aliases and first-match behavior.
• Allow packaged dependencies to require a minimum three-part numeric version.

Built-in assets

• Add minecraft:block/full_block, a full-cube model with the default material slot.
• Expose Minecraft's whole client PNG images and terrain/item atlas cells through the texture asset API.
• Resolve native references through the selected vanilla texture pack and its client-JAR fallback, using native paths such as terrain.png and gui/items.png.
• Support live native atlas cells in block, item and entity model materials.