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SableCraft Standards

Do you have Standards? Every server command you end up needing, and an economy other mods can drive. /fly, /god, /home, /warp, /tpa, /back, /top, /kit, /vanish, /invsee, mail, mutes, bans - the set every server installs , built to work WITH other mods!
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Standards 1.10.0 / MC 26.2

File namestandards-1.10.0+mc26.2.jar
Uploader
sablednahsablednah
Uploaded
Sep 18, 2026
Downloads
26
Size
1.2 MB
Mod Loaders
NeoForge
File ID
8915375
Type
R
Release
Supported game versions
  • 26.2

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implementation "curse.maven:sablecraft-standards-1670445:8915375"

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What's new

Added

  • Claimed land does not burn. Fire no longer spreads into, or destroys blocks in, any claimed chunk — whoever provides the claims. Fire was the one grief needing neither a player nor a mob, so a claim that stopped both still burned down, and there is no event for it: fire consuming a block is not a player break, FireBlock.checkBurnOut is private with no hook, and mob-griefing needs a mob. Hence mixins, and the justification is in each class.

    A side effect chosen deliberately rather than tolerated: fire inside a claim never burns out, so a lit fireplace stays lit. Fire outside a claim behaves exactly as vanilla, including right up against the border — it simply cannot cross.

    claims.protectClaimsFromFire, on by default, needs a claims provider to do anything.

Fixed

  • Minecraft 26.3 support. Three API changes: the renamed screen accessors, drop's new Prediction argument, and JourneyMap's per-line API.
  • Nothing on a modded client was clickable on 26.3. 26.3 swapped GLFW for SDL, which numbers the mouse left=1 right=3 where GLFW said 0 and 1, so panes comparing against a literal refused every click while still drawing. Button codes are now normalised once, to a domain InventoryPanel documents — which also repairs panels compiled against earlier versions without their source changing.

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