Changelog

MineZero v1.1.0

Changed

• Renamed commands, gamerules, and config keys to a unified, self-explanatory naming convention (see docs/HowItWorks.md → "Naming Convention"). Re:Zero terminology ("Subaru", "RBD") no longer appears in any identifier or user-facing message.
• Commands:
  • /setSubaruPlayer → /setanchor
  • /triggerRBD → /restorecheckpoint
  • /setcheckpoint is unchanged.
• Gamerules (constants in ModGameRules.java now mirror the registered keys):
  • checkpointFixedInterval → autoCheckpointIntervalSeconds
  • useRandomCheckpointInterval → autoCheckpointRandomIntervalEnabled
  • randomCheckpointLowerBound → autoCheckpointRandomMinSeconds
  • randomCheckpointUpperBound → autoCheckpointRandomMaxSeconds
  • fluteCooldownEnabled → artifactFluteCooldownEnabled
  • fluteCooldownDuration → artifactFluteCooldownSeconds
  • setCheckpointOnWorldCreation → checkpointOnWorldCreation
  • autoCheckpointEnabled and artifactFluteEnabled are unchanged.
• Config: [general] deathChime = "CLASSIC"|"ALTERNATE" → [sounds] restoreSound = "death_chime"|"alt_death_chime" (values now match the mod's sound IDs). The empty [checkpoints] section was removed.
• Every gamerule now has a display name and description in the gamerule edit screen (en_us.json).

Backward compatibility

• Commands: the old names /setSubaruPlayer and /triggerRBD remain registered as deprecated aliases for one release cycle and will then be removed.
• Gamerules: hard rename, no aliases, Forge gamerules are independent registrations, so an "alias" would be a second rule whose value silently diverges from the real one. Existing worlds keep the old entries in level.dat harmlessly; the renamed rules start at their defaults, so re-apply any non-default values with /gamerule after updating.
• Config: hard rename, Forge regenerates the file with the new [sounds] restoreSound key at its default. The legacy values CLASSIC/ALTERNATE are still accepted if set manually.

Added

• Localization: all player-facing messages now use translation keys, with translations for Simplified Chinese (zh_cn), Russian (ru_ru), Brazilian Portuguese (pt_br), German (de_de), Spanish (es_es), French (fr_fr), Japanese (ja_jp), and Korean (ko_kr).