First Aid New 1.3.1

Pain that has a before and after — and a way to shock yourself back onto your feet.

Applies to:

• firstaid-1.3.1+fabric1.21.1
• firstaid-1.3.1+fabric26.2
• firstaid-1.3.1+neoforge1.21.1
• firstaid-1.3.1+neoforge26.2
• firstaid-1.3.1+forge1.20.1

Compared with 1.3.0, which graded the screen (composite pain, morphine colour, suppression rim), 1.3.1 grades time, then cleans up the nerves: a nick no longer spends the whole pain budget, revival no longer leaves you ringing, and a downed player can self-revive with a defibrillator.

Closes GitHub issue #7.

Highlights vs 1.3.0

Pain system

Pain is no longer a single static integer from injury alone.

• Higher visual ceiling (PAIN_HARD_CAP ≈ 1.85): brief near-blind blur / FOV tunnel after heavy trauma, then accelerated decay so white-out never sticks.
• Wider mild/moderate bands: a few drops of health no longer slam you into extreme/critical presentation.
• ~25% acute breakthrough under morphine/painkillers: opioids mute the wound, not the impact language of a hard hit.
• Optional sprint flare when already severely injured, and a short hitch of slowness when acute pain crosses a high threshold (cooldown-limited).
• Blur and FOV follow continuous intensity (can exceed 1.0 during spikes), with a fast rise and slower settle.

Morphine

Rush window (first 10 seconds)

When morphine activates (oral after delay, or injector immediately), a 10s rush plays layered random stingers from a fixed pool (heartbeat, soft tinnitus, beacon wash, respawn-anchor charge, amethyst chime, etc.). Sounds may overlap; volumes stay moderate.

Saturation curve

1.3.0 faded morphine colour with a simple smoothstep of ticksLeft / max.

1.3.1 uses a decelerating exponential fade over the dose (exp(-k · progress)), with a clean end fade and a high floor during the 10s rush so onset always reads vivid.

Feedback audio (issue #7)

No more stuck ringing / heartbeat

• Hard-stops tinnitus and heartbeat on death, respawn, login/disconnect, and successful rescue.
• Rescue clears residual suppression and starts a short audio mute window so revival does not re-arm ringing immediately.
• Heartbeat no longer sustains from tiny leftover suppression intensity.

Ear ringing is rarer

Tinnitus now comes from:

1. Explosion damage
2. Head trauma (meaningful HP lost on the head this hit)
3. Sudden strong full-body shock (~3+ hearts in one hit)
4. Overpowering suppression only (intensity ≥ ~0.85), short and quiet

Near-miss still drives camera/desaturation suppression, but no longer always rings the ears. This is a deliberate step back from 1.3.0’s easier tinnitus.

Self-defibrillator

While critical-downed, hold a defibrillator and hold Use for 3 seconds to revive yourself (1 durability). Bandage/plaster remain other-player rescue items only.

Downed HUD:

• Rescue help is two short lines instead of one unreadable sentence.
• Self-charge uses a cyan progress bar, separate from the red give-up bar.
• Releasing Use mid-charge stops the defibrillator sound immediately.

Fixes since 1.3.0

• Fabric 1.21.1 composite pain / colour post-effect application.
• Forge / NeoForge load crash: a private helper was accidentally marked @SubscribeEvent (illegal on those buses).
• Rescue / self-defib hold audio no longer keeps playing after the hold is cancelled.

Technical

• Pain/morphine model fields (existing 1.3.1 sync): acutePainIntensity, chronicPainIntensity, morphineRushTicks.
• Feedback/self-defib fields: tinnitusCueId, tinnitusCueSeverity, audioMuteTicks.
• Network: MessageClientRequest.ATTEMPT_SELF_DEFIB appended (no ordinal break for older clients).
• Client: MorphineRushController; tracked tinnitus and rescue-charge sound instances.

Closing

1.3.0 made the screen a nervous system. 1.3.1 gives that system a hit, a gasp, and a long ache — then lets you stop the ringing, and, if you still have a defibrillator in your hand, shock yourself back to work.