Change Log 0.1.4

Added

Quest system

• Added a built-in Quest Editor with quest packs, chapters, quests, nested objective groups, prerequisites, visibility rules, repeat policies, manual or automatic completion, and turn-in handling.
• Added objective types for locations, items, kills, dialogue signals, faction score, and unresolved external objectives retained for compatibility.
• Added item, XP, DRM currency, and command rewards.
• Added an in-game Quest Journal, opened with U by default, with its own editable GUI layout.
• Added After Complete actions. They run once, only after all rewards succeed and the quest reaches Completed state.

Stats and database items

• Added Stat Builder with reusable stat sets, configurable point costs, vanilla/modded attribute effects, an active stat set, and a player allocation screen.
• Added the player stat screen keybind (Y by default). Each stat set can allow or disable keybind access.
• Added the dialogue action Go Stat Builder for opening the allocation screen from an NPC flow.
• Added Item Editor and DRM database item carriers for weapons, tools, armor, consumables, and generic items.
• Added user-managed item categories, rarities, tooltip section order, equipment stat bonuses, vanilla attribute modifiers, and stat scaling.
• Added non-blocking stat requirements. Items remain usable/equippable; unmet requirements reduce their configured contribution by the editor's Unmet penalty % value.
• Added physical DRM currency items and item-based stat investment costs.

Factions, teleporters, popups, and administration

• Added a Faction Editor and player faction runtime screen for CustomNPCs faction scores and presentation.
• Added a Teleporter Editor with categories, destinations, conditions, NPC binding, commands, sounds, and fade timing phases.
• Added Popup Maker with reusable popup definitions, server policies, channels, priority/conflict handling, timing, text styling, and sound.
• Added the drmPopup CustomNPCs script API.
• Added an operator administration screen for DRM quests, optional FTB Quests data, advancements, CustomNPCs factions, and CustomNPCs stored data.
• Added editor/runtime authorization, request rate limiting, audit support, and stricter path validation for server-owned data.

NPC models, animation, combat, and scripts

• Added NPC model and animation workflows with GeckoLib and modded-entity providers, bundled example models, textures, and animation files.
• Added animation behavior bindings for idle, walk, sprint, attack, hurt, and death.
• Added Player Animator, Mob Player Animator, Better Combat, Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks, Mowzie's Mobs, and Cataclysm integration points.
• Added CustomNPCs script globals for animation, hitboxes, built-in attack control, cross-mod skills, potion-effect queries, and popups.

GUI, HUD, and asset pipeline

• Added editable runtime GUI types for faction, teleporter, quest journal, stat allocation, and popups.
• Added shared DRM UI and HUD sprite sheets, nine-slice styling, common editor top bars, flyouts, scrollbars, rich-text controls, and UI sounds.
• Added a server-owned PNG asset catalog and picker with paging, search, multi-select mod/namespace filters, parent-folder filters, explicit Apply, and per-row texture previews.
• Added companion texture.png.mcmeta animation metadata transfer and validation for custom PNG assets.
• Added HUD sources for Iron's Spells mana, Combat Roll stamina, and multiple CustomNPCs tempdata/storeddata gauges.
• Added independent switches for hiding Iron's Spells and Combat Roll's native HUD while rendering DRM gauges.
• Added configurable CustomNPCs data HUD capacity. The default is three tempdata and three storeddata components; server config accepts 1–16.

Changed

• CustomNPCs is now a required dependency on both client and server for 0.1.4.
• The editor selector now covers the expanded built-in toolset and keeps NPC Basic separated at the bottom of NPC Apply workflows.
• Shared editor shortcuts are standardized: Ctrl+S saves, Ctrl+Z undoes, and Ctrl+Y or Ctrl+Shift+Z redoes where supported.
• Default GUI/HUD resources were expanded for the new runtime screens and moved to the shared DRM sprite-based visual system.
• Stat Allocation's bundled GUI was redesigned around a wide scrollable stat list, a separated detail panel, description area, and explicit increase/close controls.
• Item Editor's preview now uses a larger framed slot area, a smaller contained item render, hover tooltip support, and clearer section spacing/dividers.
• HUD Maker now separates vanilla and mod HUD visibility guides, and exposes external data gauges in the appropriate component/source workflows.
• Quest actions were deliberately narrowed to After Complete; ambiguous start/ready/fail/abandon action timing is not exposed as a general command hook.
• The asset picker applies a selected texture only after Apply, so paging and filtering no longer mutate the target field.

Fixed

• Fixed Quest Editor objective, reward, and action lists showing only the most recently added entry until the editor was reopened.
• Fixed flyouts and list rows drawing above dialogs or outside their clipping regions.
• Fixed asset picker rows rendering a generic item-slot layer over texture previews.
• Fixed texture previews rendering only for the first visible asset row or intermittently disappearing after page changes.
• Fixed abbreviated asset labels and inconsistent asset loading across paged results.
• Fixed the asset picker Apply control flickering during page changes.
• Fixed HUD Maker currency component textures disappearing after selecting the component.
• Fixed HUD Maker left-panel content escaping its scroll clip.
• Fixed item preview/tooltip layout overlap and hardened database-item tooltip assembly against malformed optional data.
• Fixed shared save shortcuts not being routed through several editor screens.
• Fixed animated custom NPC/Gecko textures ignoring valid companion .png.mcmeta files.
• Fixed database item requirement handling so configured attack-damage and other attribute contributions are actually reduced when requirements are unmet.
• Fixed duplicate quest completion side effects by marking After Complete execution before dispatch.