Vitalwane

Vitalwane 1.3.0 Changelog

🐛 Bug Fixes

Critical — Data Persistence

• Fixed all vitals (stamina, temperature, thirst, fatigue) resetting to 0 when loading old saves that predate certain fields. Added proper default-value checks in PlayerSurvivalData.readNbt() / load() (Fabric / Forge).

Gameplay — Items

• Honey bottle now restores 35 stamina (was incorrectly 20), matching the original design spec.
• Fixed medical items being double-consumed when medical cast speed multiplier is set above 1.0. WoundSystem.completeCast() now calls player.stopUsingItem() after consuming the item, preventing finishUsing() from consuming a second item.

✨ Changes

Advancements

• "First Blood" trigger changed: was "take damage from a zombie" (entity_hurt_player restricted to zombies); is now "sustain a wound" — granted directly by code the moment any wound type (bite, pierce, hit, burn, poison, bruise) is actually applied to the player. Uses an impossible criterion awarded via grantCriterion / award.
• Advancement description updated to "Sustain a wound".

🔧 Technical

• Fabric: PlayerSurvivalData.readNbt() — added nbt.contains() guards for all four core vitals.
• Forge: PlayerSurvivalData.load() — same guards applied with Mojang mappings (CompoundTag).
• Forge: fixed ServerAdvancementManager.getAdvancement(ResourceLocation) call (was incorrectly .get()).
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  New Items

  Item	Stack	Function
  Thermometer	1	Right-click to display current body temperature and thermal status (Normal / Overheating / Freezing)
  Canteen	1	Reusable water container — fill at water sources, drink to restore thirst without consuming the item
  Burn Ointment	16	Required treatment step for Burn wounds (from lava/fire/hot floor)
  Antidote	16	Treats Poison wounds (cave spiders) and clears active infection
  First Aid Kit	8	One-click complete treatment — applies disinfectant, herbal ointment, burn ointment, antidote, arrow pull, and bandage simultaneously to a single wound
  Energy Bar	16	Consumable snack restoring +20 stamina, +10 fatigue, +5 thirst