SmartUtility

1.9.0

A new feature, particle feedback for two existing enchantments, and an updated NeoForge dependency.

New: Coordinate Converter

/nether       from the Overworld, gives the matching Nether coordinates
/overworld    from the Nether, gives the matching Overworld coordinates

Each one only answers from the dimension it converts from — /nether needs the Overworld, /overworld needs the Nether — and says so if you use the wrong one, rather than guessing what you meant. Eight Overworld blocks line up with one Nether block, the same ratio the game's own portals use; the height is not touched. The result is click-to-copy, ready to paste into /tp, the same as Death Coordinates.

On by default, and open to every player.

New in Custom Enchants: particle feedback for Timber and Double XP

Both now leave a short burst of particles the moment they actually do something: Timber's tree falling, or a Double XP tool's kill or block paying out double. No setting to turn it off beyond the existing customEnchants switch — off with the feature, on with it, the same as the two enchantments themselves.

Small print

• Existing config files pick up the new [features] coordinateConverter entry on load, with NeoForge writing the usual backup first. Nothing new for Custom Enchants; the particle feedback reads the switch that is already there.
• Built against a newer NeoForge patch on both lines — 26.2.0.79 for Minecraft 26.2, 26.1.2.106 for 26.1.2 — with no API changes involved, unlike the 1.3.0 jump between major versions. Older patches on the same line likely still work, but these are what this release was built and tested against.