Afterfall Ruined Streets

Afterfall Ruined Streets / Afterfall Compatibility 1.0.58 (Beta) Minecraft 1.20.1 — Forge — Java 17

• Includes the current compatibility mod, KubeJS scripts, city profiles, loot tables, configuration and custom assets from the development pack.
• Expanded city and underground gameplay, bunker encounters, themed loot, subway powered rails and occasional rideable minecarts.
• Updated melee integration, class-specific first-person positioning, third-person animation compatibility and weapon durability. Fist/knuckle items retain their native rendering.
• Updated normal and homemade Survival Instinct bandage animations and added consumables/flashlights to themed loot.
• Restricted unwanted Superb Warfare weapons and removed additional starter books while preserving the Afterfall Guide.
• Added contextual tutorial cards for held items and a starting controls card; tutorial topics are recorded when first shown to prevent repeated prompts.
• Updated parkour/settings key information, disabled item-break warning notifications, and fixed missing resource-pack metadata in the block-pursuit addon.
• Tuned quieter melee/running attraction and protected loot containers from bandit block breaking.
• Latest revision moves the knife handle slightly farther into the palm while retaining its orientation and scale.

Beta: these changes have passed their recorded code/config checks. The latest knife positioning has not yet been visually verified in game. Please back up existing worlds before updating; previously generated terrain is not regenerated automatically. Import the ZIP using CurseForge's Import function. The standalone compatibility JAR is intended for the Afterfall pack and requires its listed dependencies. Third-party mods and assets remain credited to their respective authors; unchanged CurseForge-hosted files are referenced by project/file ID rather than bundled.

Packaging revision r1: Afterfall Compatibility 1.0.58 is now referenced through CurseForge project 1648324 / file 9142135 instead of bundled directly. All gameplay overrides remain byte-identical.