Bellringer

The mod is now called Bellringer (it was Villager Union). Mod id, commands and saves are the same. For Minecraft 26.2, 26.3 and 1.21.1, on Fabric and NeoForge. Worlds from 0.4.0 and 0.3 load as they are.

New

• Schedules painted by the hour. The laws screen shows the day as 24 cells: click an hour to change it, hold and drag to paint more, pick a brush. Templates: vanilla day, with lunch, two shifts, night shift. Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V copy a day to another bell or villager.
• Lunch breaks. A free hour between working hours is a break: the villager rests and goes to a campfire near its workstation, or to the bell, to eat bread. The shop sign shows bread.
• Tips. Sneak and right-click a villager with an emerald, up to 4 a day. Every 2 emeralds soften one point of what the village holds against you, and a lucky first tip of the day gets you a small discount from that villager the next day.
• Village demand. Buying a lot of one item makes it dearer at all the village's traders for a few days. The market board and the Ledger show what is in demand.
• Villagers speak no language by default: sounds, rallies chant in a drum rhythm, and what you need to know comes as a neutral line over the hotbar. "Normal" in the settings brings their words and bubbles back.
• Showcase keeper: right-click a showcase and its shopkeeper glows, with name, tier and open or closed over the hotbar.
• The settings screen has a search by letters; the market board search finds by letters too.
• Shop signs show pictograms instead of words. Showcases in the creative tab look like their trade.
• Three new advancements and three new Ledger chapters.

Changed

• An ordinary village house is a stall now, not a shop: its villager levels a little slower (x1.0 experience instead of x1.25). Houses of rich villages keep their tier.
• The Fabric 1.21.1 file accepts exactly Minecraft 1.21.1.

Fixed

• A master with a special order it could not work on turned every player away for good.
• Tipping on the day of a tip discount could move the discount to the next day.
• The Ledger and the villager report list the working hours as spans.
• A crash opening the Ledger in a window shrunk to nothing.