Tukitas

Neo Tukitas 1.2.0

Changes since 1.1.1

 

New

- TukiCard: the Tuki-Wallet is now the TukiCard, with a new look. Existing wallets turn into TukiCards automatically and nothing is lost.

- Customizable TukiCards: in a crafting table, combine a TukiCard with any dye to color it, then add up to 3 design layers with a dye and a template item:

- Wooden pickaxe

- Creeper head

- Nether star

- Dragon head

- Wither skeleton skull

- Slime ball

- Sculk sensor

- ...plus a hidden one

- Using a dye on its own recolors the card and keeps its designs.

- Virtual Tukitas account: the TukiCard now shows your account from Tukitas API instead of storing coins on the item. Deposits go into your account and withdrawals come back out as physical coins. If you lose the card, your money stays in the account.

- Balances stored on old wallets move into their owner's account automatically.

- Minecraft 26.3 support for NeoForge, Forge and Fabric, alongside 1.21.1.

 

Changed

- New TukiCard recipe: 8 iron nuggets around a gold nugget, with the gold nugget in the middle row of the left column.

- Requires Tukitas API 1.1.0 or newer (same loader and Minecraft version) on both the server and the clients.

 

Fixed

- New players no longer get around 300 Copper Tukitas at once when joining, for example on a fresh server.

- This happened when mods that unlock every recipe on join (such as Quark) were combined with mods that add hidden recipe advancements (such as Connected Glass).

- The small fallback reward is now only paid for advancements shown on the advancement screen.

- When upgrading a world from 1.21.1 to 26.3, the record of already-paid advancements is carried over, so nobody is paid twice.