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The shared actor renderer now feeds native glint into Iris's combined-glint API through separate cached program variants. The pack retains its stages, directives, composition, fog, alpha and output targets. Native image and lightmap aliases retain their own texture units. The shader block and render descriptor use the same free buffer binding after Iris's reserved slots, preserving pack-owned blocks. This prevents native constants from reading dynamic-transform bytes.
All 17 focused tests pass without skips. They retain the native shader/clock comparisons and add Iris UV/RGB controls, independent pack lightmap and buffer inputs, and ordinary Java glint comparisons. The normal add-on build passes 1,110 tests with 144 optional skips and no failures. A Minecraft 26.3 full-modpack client with Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3 passes 334 prepared draws and 60 backend binding observations. Physical shader toggles close the original native programs and create working replacements. All eight tracked uniform buffers close normally; the original profile and Iris configuration are restored.
Production GLINT material admission and the equipped foil fallback remain unchanged, so the reported enchanted shield is still unresolved. Native clock epoch/pause behavior, general scale selection, native GUI glint, geometry/tessellation interpolation and other shader packs remain open. The full five-area goal stays active. Iris implementation and final client evidence, captured host frame and lighting scope.
Continue Bedrock compatibility work after 0.3.58, across resource packs, rendering, gameplay, skins and emotes.
Held-item routing now checks visible banner data. Empty patterns without a base color no longer prevent native equipped rendering; visible patterns or a base color retain the Java atlas path. The reported enchanted WildFFA shield still uses its converted static item model because native glint admission remains gated. Shield evidence and limits.
Native player graphs now receive head-slot occupancy and native vehicle-type matching. Frames retain immutable values, remove stale bindings, and leave unknown native metadata unavailable. The earlier WildFFA capture reports both queries missing; the candidate reports no missing queries across seven sampled first-person phases, with a real diamond helmet and unmounted vehicle state. A fresh full-modpack Iris control passes nine physical phases, exits successfully, retires all owned processes, and restores its prepared profile. All nine screenshots received visual review. The oversized shield remains a separate rendering issue; mounted matches, remote-player behavior, and native motion equality remain unverified.
A fresh direct full-modpack WildFFA control now verifies exact /kits text in ChatScreen before submission. At 1920 by 1013 and GUI scale 4 with Iris 1.11.7 and Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3, E retains ordinary inventory screens while the selector and matching six-icon kits menu show complete native backgrounds. The locator has visible markers and 83 native updates. These phases complete, but the recorder later exits 143 after saving its manifest and restoring the profile; all 14 recorded process identities retire. This is scoped menu evidence, not a normal full-session pass. The original E-driven replacement and missing-background cause remain unreproduced.
Pack and skin geometry now preserves authored per-face texture rotation through parsing, fitted item export, actor meshes and Java head icons. Bedrock geometry has supported these clockwise quarter turns since format 1.21.0. Regressions cover all six faces, four angles, mirroring, signed rectangles and exact head pixels. The parser regression and both consumer regressions fail against their previous implementations and pass after the fix. This is coordinate and image verification, without a new matched native graphical session.
Pack-authored actor depth comparisons and independent depth-test and depth-write controls now survive material inheritance, world draws, GUI variants and Iris emission. Uncommon pipeline variants compile on demand. The optional EntityCulling hook retains actors whose materials intentionally draw behind opaque geometry. Its worker reads an immutable client-thread snapshot, without loading resources or sampling animations. Ordinary materials retain normal occlusion.
The depth control exposed a real modpack failure: all three authored parts disappeared behind stone with EntityCulling enabled. Removing only EntityCulling restored the Always and disabled-depth parts under Iris. The final artifact passes with EntityCulling enabled, Iris 1.11.7 and Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3. The same artifact passes in the plain profile without EntityCulling. Normal depth disappears behind the wall while both through-wall parts remain visible. All six final screenshots received visual review, downloaded fixture hashes match, owned processes retired, and the source server installation was restored.
Native player construction now reuses ordinary avatar layer roots for one resource generation, while each appearance keeps its own body and pose. An optional EMF hook also retains its separate shoulder-parrot root. The previous live control records 14 model-limit diagnostics; the corrected full-modpack run records none. All 19 EMF counters remain one per generation as native renderers increase from 26 to 30, then from 44 to 54 after reload. Both caches receive fresh roots on reload. The same artifact passes plain-client startup and reload without EMF or Iris, with 18 cached roots and distinct native bodies. All 12 final screenshots received visual review, with front-facing overlap and native visual-parity limits recorded. Both runs retire their owned processes and restore their prepared profiles.
The broader rendering changes retain ordered material assignments and their Molang effects across converter, core and client. Models partition visible geometry by material while retaining ancestor transforms. Server costumes retain each controller's selection through deferred submission. Masked materials retain two independent image bindings within one draw. Equipment, hands, native world actors and portraits consume those bindings. Native GUI coverage survives the final avatar blit without changing cached world materials. Earlier direct and Iris controls cover visibility transitions, secondary-image changes, equipment attachments and the corrected creative inventory avatar. Their separate artifact identities and limits remain in the coverage record.
The world emote wheel now starts with the four bundled free choices without a separate appearance account: Follow Me, Over There, Clapping and Wave. Native starter recipes supply the positions, and pack-local translations supply their names. A wardrobe without an active character uses the defaults; saved positions and explicit empty slots retain precedence. Asset loading stays asynchronous and native controls must be negotiated. A live baseline shows four disabled, unassigned slots despite an enabled connection. Fresh accountless plain and Iris/full-modpack ViaProxy controls each produce four matching BDS emote receipts from physical B/1-4 input, with no wheel or asset injection. Packet journals verify advertisement, pack IDs, local actor ownership, zero flags and the current duration calculation. All four playback intervals reach world renderer sampling; input flags cover movement cancellation and natural completion. All twelve final screenshots received visual review, and both runs retire owned processes and restore profiles. Native quick-wheel, camera, pose, exact timing and emote-effect parity remain open.
Emote action state now follows current-owner channel withdrawal and renewal on the same Java connection. A real baseline retains the old local pose across a same-tick cycle, then animates a new selection locally without sending it to BDS because ViaBedrock has fresh availability state. The fix retires old local playback, invalidates the advertisement cache, and sends ready choices again. It consults Fabric's current registry before retiring policy because queued withdrawal notifications can follow rapid re-registration. Stale listeners and unrelated channels have no effect, and remote playback and cached assets remain available. Fresh plain and Iris/full-modpack ViaProxy controls each verify rapid renewal and held withdrawal: four native emotes, three matching four-ID advertisements, unchanged Java connection and asset futures, and inactive final input. All six final screenshots received visual review. An earlier policy-ordering candidate and a shader startup read-timeout attempt are excluded; both final runs pass and restore their prepared profiles.
Player animations, controllers and bound particles now receive current emote status. Local cancellation takes precedence over delayed server metadata. Earlier physical wheel controls cover movement cancellation and natural completion while parent and child particles retain their lifetimes. Live skin confirmations, persona visibility, native item icons, scaled chest interactions and food-use transitions also have recorded controls. These checks establish the documented scenarios, without complete skin or emote parity.
Local mode packets retain their input tick through a negotiated channel. Historical replay applies native Base and Spectator ability writes before the following physical input, while ordinary ability snapshots remain arrival-time updates. Higher ability owners retain their values. Remote profiles refresh when the world default changes, and player-list updates preserve known effective modes. Earlier native writer and queue controls, packet regressions, and a permanent creative-flight/reconnect capture record their respective boundaries. Delayed live replay trajectories and full native world and mount effects remain open.
Validation: all four current project test suites pass 2,968 tests, skip 315 optional tests, and reports no failures or errors. The emote lifecycle regression covers stale listeners, unrelated channels, rapid renewal, repeated registration and remote playback. Removing local retirement or listener ownership fails assertions; restored tests pass. Default-wheel regressions cover all nine starter recipes, no active character, reordered and cleared selections, and localized title fallback. Empty-default, overwritten-selection and missing-title variants fail; the restored implementation passes. Four player-layer lifecycle tests cover 128 avatar constructors, both arm widths, replacement generations, nested construction and exception restoration. Removing ordinary or external root reuse fails the corresponding regressions; restored tests pass. ViaProxy packaging initially fails with a full filesystem; the same build and publication tasks complete with ZIP/TAR outputs on a RAM disk, and both archives pass integrity checks. Build and launcher artifact copies now request copy-on-write sharing while retaining independent writable files. Both core Checkstyle tasks pass. A separate focused run passes 34 tests and skips one optional licensed NPC-variant control. Earlier dedicated GPU controls pass 168 depth cases, 672 ordinary and 512 masked native fragment controls, and 3,552 GUI opacity combinations. Incorrect reversed comparison, ignored depth write, ignored depth test and default emission comparison each fail assertions. The restored suites pass. Compiled client classes, embedded core/converter copies, shader resources and source snapshots match the tested outputs. EntityCulling is compile-only and is not bundled. Offline tooling checks, regressions and patch metadata validation pass.
Depth-writing strict comparisons with split emission remain unsupported because the second pass cannot repeat the original depth outcome. The authored wall scene supplies no native graphical baseline or executed native backend-state creation. Other shaderpacks, broader persona composition, remote skin visuals, emote effect ownership, interactions and native screen parity remain incomplete or unverified. The original E-key inventory background/scale, locator, intermittent rollback and endless-eating reports remain open. The corrected creative inventory avatar does not reproduce the original E-key screen. The full five-area implementation goal stays active, and crafting stays parked.
Read inventory sources only after a recipe passes its grid requirement,
and capture them again for each eligible count. This matches the measured
native evaluation order and avoids stale-owner failures on skipped paths.
Keep the change in the existing crafting patch. Add production and
packaged regressions while preserving validation for eligible owners.
Use one destination model for Realms, LAN and featured-server buttons so
these browsers can move together into VFP's server-list popup. Preserve
the current footer order, account rules and return navigation, and keep
Friends available separately while connected.
Keep the verified VFP pin until the popup has a successful official build.
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The changes update player recipe availability and search, add Featured Bedrock server browsing, expand item descriptions and language formatting, retain creative catalog state, extend native UI integrations, and update Bedrock gameplay, transport, and integration probes.
Changes: Player recipe availability and search
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Availability, search, and bound recipe state patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch, patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-share-native-ui-programs-and-resources.patch, docs/bedrock-coverage.md
Availability defers source capture until eligible candidates are counted. Search retains its installed Instabuild policy while reading current state. Query changes preserve or clear selection based on raw-byte equality.
Featured Bedrock server browser
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Destinations, catalog, and joining patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0015-add-featured-server-browser.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0015-add-featured-server-browser.pr.md
The destination menu adds Featured alongside Realms and LAN. The browser loads Gatherings data, resolves hosted-experience addresses, and joins supported Bedrock transports.
Item descriptions and language handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Definition-based item text patches/viabedrock/deferred/0003-translate-server-authoritative-bedrock-requests.patch, patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch
Item definitions select primary and secondary description producers using retained item data and versioned resources.
Language parsing and formatting patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0102-match-native-language-parsing-and-formatting.patch
TextDefinitions now supports raw lookup and integer formatting. Formatter and primary-name tests cover the added behavior.
Creative catalog and recipe model
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Catalog-backed inventory and recipe model patches/viabedrock/deferred/0012-retain-bedrock-creative-catalog-entries.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0010-show-server-creative-items-in-a-bedrock-tab.patch
Creative entries populate a Bedrock tab and mapped vanilla categories. The player recipe model binds search and selection state to the inventory owner and opening generation.
Native UI integrations
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Shared scenes and authored presentations patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-present-authored-native-containers.patch, patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-render-authored-forms-and-npc-dialogs.patch
Native scenes support layout, focus, input, containers, cooking screens, forms, and NPC dialogue with lifecycle validation and fallback behavior.
This change adds Bedrock-native presentation, language formatting and skin sync. Several correctness and robustness issues remain open: a resource-pack formatting field that can exhaust memory, UI refreshes that reset animations or overwrite typed text, and image fetches that can reach private network hosts. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.
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Classify servers by their published address, not rank.
Line 952 treats a numeric rank as the Featured marker. Captured Gatherings entries put rank on creator experiences and omit it from most featured servers. The browser therefore places those servers in the wrong tabs. Use the catalog’s nonempty DisplayProperties.url to identify Featured entries; keep rank separate from classification. (gist.github.com)
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Connect registered outputs and current block contexts to the native
availability counter. Reuse each accepted recipe's descriptor positions
so repeated queries preserve first name resolution and tag admission.
Retain inputs by concrete recipe class and defer candidate lookup until
output validity is known. Keep native source ordering and specialized
placement separate. Fold the implementation into the owning crafting
patch and record the native, packaged and full-build verification limits.
Read current Instabuild abilities and output unlocks before counting category recipes. Preserve the native all-candidate grid gate and unfiltered unavailable-state mapping, and keep disabled unlock context lookup lazy.
Fold the implementation into the owning crafting patch. Compare the retained-owner path with 384 cases from callbacks stored by the original protocol-2193 installer, and document the remaining search, lifecycle and screen-publication boundaries.
Capture Instabuild at search installation and use current unlocks, rules, recipe contexts and ingredient counts during evaluation. Share normalized query emptiness, output validity and category grid requirements while keeping definition-owned text producers lazy.
Fold the changes into the owning shared UI and crafting patches. Compare 2,384 native installed-search cases, including zero-count identity and post-installation ability changes, and document the remaining text producer and screen publication boundaries.
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- Around line 4587-4609: Update playerRecipeCandidates to skip candidates whose
recipeIngredients positions are all empty, using the recipe registry for the
emptiness check. Keep candidates with at least one active ingredient and
preserve the existing candidate construction.
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Find callers of the availability entry points and any handling of the all-empty IllegalArgumentException.
rg -nP --type=java -C3 '\b(playerRecipeAvailability|playerRecipeCategoryAvailability|playerRecipeSearch)\s*\(' src/main
rg -nP --type=java -C3 'requires a nonempty ingredient' src
#!/bin/bashset -u
f=patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '2280,2380p'printf'%s\n''--- NativeRecipeRegistry tag handling ---'
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '3220,3275p'printf'%s\n''--- descriptor and registry tests around empty tags ---'
nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '7988,8080p'
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 15330
Skip candidates that have no active ingredient before counting.
NativeRecipeCounter.availability calls NativeRecipeCounter.count for each eligible candidate. count throws IllegalArgumentException when every ingredient position is empty. playerRecipeCandidates currently admits such candidates without a guard, so one invalid recipe can abort availability evaluation.
Proposed fix
for (final CraftingDataStorage data : this.outputCandidates(output, this.recipeContexts(owner))) {
final List<NativeRecipeDescriptor> positions = this.recipeIngredients(data);
+ final var registry = this.recipeRegistry();+ if (positions.stream().allMatch(position -> position.isEmpty(registry))) {+ // The counter rejects recipes with no active ingredient.+ continue;+ }
candidates.add(new NativeRecipeCounter.Candidate(data.recipe().getPriority(), this.requiresCraftingTable(data), new NativeRecipeCounter.Recipe() {
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around lines 4587 - 4609:
Update playerRecipeCandidates to skip candidates whose recipeIngredients
positions are all empty, using the recipe registry for the emptiness check. Keep
candidates with at least one active ingredient and preserve the existing
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Resolve primary text through the stack receiver and shared lazy language context. Preserve native bytes at the search boundary, including malformed UTF-8 and retained zero-count items, while keeping secondary descriptions explicit.
Fold production changes into their owning presentation and crafting patches, and place language integration coverage with the native formatter. Compare 1,182 original primary/search cases and document the supplied receiver, locale and lifetime boundaries.
Keep secondary text on retained definitions and bind both item producers
to player recipe search. Reuse native registration data, saved ItemStack
loading and current text resources while preserving lazy search order
and the raw game-type description flag.
Match 11,209 native description cases and 810 typed integer-format
controls, including native precision-zero and unsigned-sign behavior.
Fold each change into its owning patch and record the remaining native
lifetime, screen publication and live-report verification limits.
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@patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch:
- Around line 2131-2132: Update the separator checks in the shulker-entry and
remainder-label formatting paths to add a newline only when text is non-empty,
so skipped or empty entries cannot produce a leading newline.
- Line 2051: Update enchantments() to return an empty string when its text
builder contains no enchantments; append the reset code and newline only when at
least one enchantment was added.
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- Around line 294-295: Bound the width and precision parsed by
LanguageIntegerFormat so oversized resource-pack fields are rejected or clamped
before reaching repetition operations, while preserving supported native
formats. At the shulker description boundary, handle IllegalArgumentException
from formatting so malformed formats cannot escape inventory description
generation.
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
# Locate the method, its callers, and related expectations in the patch.
rg -n -F -e 'enchantments' -e '§r' -e 'shulker' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read the hunk around the cited line to see the full method body.
sed -n '2010,2075p' patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 15359
Script executed:
# Locate the description-joining code and the producer dispatch that consumes the enchantment result.
rg -n -F -e 'producer' -e 'ItemDescriptionContext(' -e 'joining' -e 'isEmpty()' -e 'String.join' -e 'filter(' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read the dispatch and surrounding caller just before the switch that calls enchantments.
sed -n '1960,2012p' patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch
# Check for any test or comparison case with an empty enchantment list.
rg -n -F -e '"ench": []' -e 'ench: []' -e 'empty enchant' -e 'enchantments(' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 9928
Script executed:
# Locate every call site of describe and the BuiltinItemDescriptions reference.
rg -n -F -e 'BuiltinItemDescriptions.describe(' -e 'BuiltinItemDescriptions' -e '.describe(' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 1322
Script executed:
# Read the context around the describe() call at line 3256.
sed -n '3240,3280p' patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch
# Also check for any comment or field name that hints at the purpose of the result.
sed -n '3200,3260p' patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch | head -70
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 5548
Script executed:
# Find all calls to secondaryDescription() in the patch.
rg -n -F -e '.secondaryDescription(' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 443
Script executed:
# Search for usage of secondary descriptions in contexts like hover text, descriptions being appended, or form text.
rg -n -e 'secondary' -e 'description' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch | grep -E '(append|join|text|render|hover|form|display)'| head -30 ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Also search for patterns like "append.*description" or "getText.*description" or similar.
rg -n -e 'append.*description' -e 'getText.*description' -e '"\\.\\n"' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch | head -20 ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 289
Script executed:
# Search for test cases, assertions, or comparisons involving empty enchantments or description lines.
rg -n -e 'assertEquals.*description' -e 'assertEquals.*enchant' -e 'empty.*ench' -e 'blank.*line' -e '"§r\\n"' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch | head -30 ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Also search for the comparison data that the PR summary mentions: "1,182 primary/search cases" and "11,209 native description cases".
rg -n -e 'primary.*search' -e 'native.*description' -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch | head -20 ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: StackAnvil/patches
Length of output: 483
For an empty enchantment list, enchantments() returns a reset-code-only string.
The method returns "§r\n" whenever the loop completes, including when the ench list is present but empty. This differs from sibling producers: potion() returns "" for an empty-effects case (line 2073), and shulker() returns "" when no items are added (line 2141).
To match the behavior of other producers and prevent a potential unintended blank line in the description output, return "" when no enchantments are added:
🐛 Suggested fix
}
ordered.sort(Comparator.comparingInt(entry -> DATA.enchantments().get(entry.id()).category()));
final StringBuilder text = new StringBuilder();
for (final var entry : ordered) {
if (!text.isEmpty()) {
text.append('\n');
}
final var definition = DATA.enchantments().get(entry.id());
text.append("§r").append(entry.id() == 27 || entry.id() == 28 ? "§c" : "§9").append(translate.apply(definition.key()));
if (definition.maximumLevel() >= 2) {
text.append(' ').append(entry.level() >= 1 && entry.level() <= 10
? translate.apply("enchantment.level." + entry.level()) : Integer.toString(entry.level()));
}
}
- return text.append("§r\n").toString();+ return text.isEmpty() ? "" : text.append("§r\n").toString();
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at line 2051:
Update enchantments() to return an empty string when its text builder contains
no enchantments; append the reset code and newline only when at least one
enchantment was added.
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Add a separator only after a shulker entry was emitted.
If the first saved entry loads as an empty stack and the second is valid, index != 0 adds a leading newline. The remainder label has the same problem when none of the first five entries produces text. Check text.isEmpty() before adding either newline.
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around lines 2131 - 2132:
Update the separator checks in the shulker-entry and remainder-label formatting
paths to add a newline only when text is non-empty, so skipped or empty entries
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set -eu
head=41982add99ca20cb047c362329c18b9cadec0ef0
printf'%s\n''--- 0095 owner and context construction ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '1940,2030p;2108,2145p;3000,3040p;34460,34535p'printf'%s\n''--- formatter wiring in deferred recipe/item path ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '4225,4280p'printf'%s\n''--- relevant item-description call sites ---'
git grep -n -C 12 -F -e 'describe(' -e 'ItemDescriptionContext' -e 'BuiltinItemDescriptions.describe'"$head" -- patches/viabedrock | head -320
printf'%s\n''--- server pack and stack definitions ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0015-transport-native-resources-and-sound-commands.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '1980,2070p;2480,2550p'
git grep -n -C 8 -F -e 'isServerPack' -e 'addServer' -e 'server pack'"$head" -- patches/viabedrock/upstreamable patches/viabedrock/deferred | head -260
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printf'%s\n''--- item description owner and shulker path ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0095-integrate-authored-native-ui-presentation.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '1940,2030p;2118,2145p;2998,3040p'printf'%s\n''--- formatter wiring ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/deferred/0004-expose-bedrock-recipes-and-place-ingredients.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '4245,4278p'printf'%s\n''--- call-site search ---'
git grep -n -C 10 -F -e 'BuiltinItemDescriptions.describe' -e 'ItemDescriptionContext'"$head" -- patches/viabedrock | head -320
printf'%s\n''--- pack stack ---'
git show "$head:patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0015-transport-native-resources-and-sound-commands.patch"| nl -ba | sed -n '2025,2070p;2495,2545p'printf'%s\n''--- server-pack references ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- item description construction and use ---'
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Bound and safely handle native integer formats.
TextDefinitions.formatInteger passes accepted resource-pack text directly to LanguageIntegerFormat.format. A server pack can therefore supply a format such as %2000000000d. The width and precision values reach String.repeat(...) without a bound and can exhaust the proxy heap.
shulker(...) also calls the formatter for inventories with more than five entries. It does not handle the IllegalArgumentException raised for malformed or rejected formats, so that exception can escape item-description generation.
Reject or clamp oversized fields, and handle invalid formats at the shulker-description boundary. Use a limit that preserves the supported native formats.
🛡️ Suggested formatter fix
public final class LanguageIntegerFormat {
+ private static final int MAX_FIELD = 4096;+
private static final Pattern CONVERSION = Pattern.compile("%(?:(1)\\$)?([-+ #0]*)([0-9]*)(?:\\.([0-9]*))?(hh|ll|[hljzt])?([diuoxXc%])");
...
- final int width = matcher.group(3).isEmpty() ? 0 : Integer.parseInt(matcher.group(3));- final int precision = matcher.group(4) == null ? -1 : matcher.group(4).isEmpty() ? 0 : Integer.parseInt(matcher.group(4));+ final int width = matcher.group(3).isEmpty() ? 0 : field(matcher.group(3));+ final int precision = matcher.group(4) == null ? -1 : matcher.group(4).isEmpty() ? 0 : field(matcher.group(4));
output.append(integer(value, conversion, flags, width, precision, matcher.group(5)));
...
+ private static int field(final String digits) {+ if (digits.length() > 9) {+ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Integer label format field is too large");+ }+ final int value = Integer.parseInt(digits);+ if (value > MAX_FIELD) {+ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Integer label format field is too large");+ }+ return value;+ }
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around lines 294 - 295:
Bound the width and precision parsed by LanguageIntegerFormat so oversized
resource-pack fields are rejected or clamped before reaching repetition
operations, while preserving supported native formats. At the shulker
description boundary, handle IllegalArgumentException from formatting so
malformed formats cannot escape inventory description generation.
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Keep live query replacement separate from callback installation so an
ability change cannot silently switch an existing word-prefix search to
substring matching. Preserve native bytes through both String entry points.
Verify the complete native query setter and stored callbacks across 160
controls, and record selection/notification ownership from eight further
state transitions for the pending player inventory model integration.
Connect the progressive collection buffers to registered category and search
policies. Retain raw query ownership, selected-output snapshots and the
immediate search refresh without consuming population or dirty-tab state.
Keep construction-time grouping separate from callback reinstallation.
Require the exact active container and opening generation so retired models
cannot count sources from a later opening of the same inventory object.
Compare 224 query transitions through original native collection refresh,
stored callbacks and recipe counting. Replay all 104 core patches and verify
the four-project build and packaged consumers. Installed player-screen
publication and frontend edit delivery remain separate work.
Register the core's negotiated emote channel on the installed Fabric play
listener. Share direct playback while keeping network ownership separate
from an optional local Bedrock connection. Bound decoded lists and durations,
retire delayed playback across reconnects, and preserve world chat muting.
Verify four bundled emotes in world-render sampling on both routes. The
proxy scene gate passes; the direct scene still reports a missing camera
texture, which remains recorded as an open rendering defect. Fresh live
controls cover food consumption, movement, boats and changed/unchanged packs.
refreshScene() calls resetAnimations() after every controller refresh. Each edit or STAY action therefore restarts active tracks, including tracks that control visibility or destruction. Reconcile the new root through NativeUiAnimationLifecycle.replaceRoot() and keep the existing screen clock.
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@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch
at line 6827:
Update the scene-refresh path around resetAnimations() to reconcile the
refreshed root through NativeUiAnimationLifecycle.replaceRoot() instead of
resetting active animations. Preserve the existing screen clock so active
tracks, including visibility and destruction tracks, continue without
restarting.
Major · Synchronize retained input widgets with… · 0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch:6298-6300
patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch:6298-6300 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Synchronize retained input widgets with controller text.
When a refresh changes Inputs.text(index) but keeps the same control key, computeIfAbsent retains the old widget. place() updates its geometry but not its value. The next edit can send the stale value back through setText() and overwrite the controller’s newer text. Update a retained widget when its controller value changes, while preserving selection when the value has not changed.
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around lines 6298 - 6300:
Update the widget reuse path around `inputWidgets.computeIfAbsent` and
`input.place(box)` so a retained NativeInput synchronizes its value with the
controller’s current Inputs.text(index) when that value changes. Preserve the
widget’s selection when the controller value is unchanged.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0010-show-server-creative-items-in-a-bedrock-tab.patch:
- Line 28: Update entriesForDisplay to use a group icon as the anchor only when
that icon is actually emitted by a vanilla category; otherwise, include each
member’s Java item as the fallback so it remains visible in the Bedrock tab.
Review comments at
@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-present-authored-native-containers.patch:
- Line 1964: Update the presentation handling in accept so a displayed
BedrockNativeContainerScreen is recorded using nativeScreen.original() rather
than as the ordinary fallback. Preserve the stock screen for fallback if a later
presentation fails, matching the behavior in BedrockNativeCooking.present.
---
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Review comments at
@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch:
- Line 6827: Update the scene-refresh path around resetAnimations() to reconcile
the refreshed root through NativeUiAnimationLifecycle.replaceRoot() instead of
resetting active animations. Preserve the existing screen clock so active
tracks, including visibility and destruction tracks, continue without
restarting.
- Around line 6298-6300: Update the widget reuse path around
`inputWidgets.computeIfAbsent` and `input.place(box)` so a retained NativeInput
synchronizes its value with the controller’s current Inputs.text(index) when
that value changes. Preserve the widget’s selection when the controller value is
unchanged.
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Use a group icon only when a vanilla category emits it.
The catalog test permits canonical group members with bedrockOnly == false, and entriesForDisplay suppresses a member Java ID when its canonical icon is treated as the anchor. If no vanilla category emits that icon ID, the member can be absent from both the vanilla tabs and the Bedrock tab.
Use each member’s Java item as the fallback when the icon has no actual vanilla-category anchor.
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@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0010-show-server-creative-items-in-a-bedrock-tab.patch
at line 28:
Update entriesForDisplay to use a group icon as the anchor only when that icon
is actually emitted by a vanilla category; otherwise, include each member’s Java
item as the fallback so it remains visible in the Bedrock tab.
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Exercise the reported sequence with physical client input and require native item consumption, owned impacts, teleportation, an upward impulse, and a settled landing. Add repeated and last-item food controls that require completion while moving and reject renewed empty-stack use.
Fresh direct and ViaProxy sessions settle after declared inbound delay, while food transitions still cause correction bursts. Preserve those limits and the unresolved original reports instead of treating smoke controls as full native parity.
Route wheel advertisement, playback and cancellation through negotiated
core controls on both direct and proxy connections. Keep native actor and
account identity selection in core, and carry world chat policy before
enabling local controls.
Supply native announcement names separately from Java's synthetic profile
names. Resolve the local entry by native unique ID because its Java and
Bedrock UUIDs can differ. Clear per-connection playback on stop, expiry or
capability withdrawal while preserving until-cancel zero durations.
Live controls verify native server receipts, local rendering, movement
cancellation, natural completion and announcement names on both routes.
The incoming proxy regression retains all four render-sampled emotes and
passes its rendering gate. Full native visual parity and proxy skin
changes remain open.
Send complete classic and persona uploads through negotiated Java play
channels on both connection routes. Core selects the spawned native actor
and confirms the authoritative appearance before reporting success. Bind
pending requests to their connection and selection, and retire uploads on
replacement, timeout or capability withdrawal.
Compare geometry JSON by value because the target Bedrock server changes
numeric formatting without changing the model. Keep the profile hash,
pixels and other metadata in the comparison, while allowing the server to
select trust. Load genuine bundled classic geometry without requiring a
local translator on proxy connections.
Fold the transport and client changes into their owning patches, replay
the stacks, and record packaged tests and native server evidence.
Restrict remote images to public HTTPS destinations.
NativeUiImages.image passes server-provided URL textures to NativeUiImageCache.load. This policy accepts loopback and private-network HTTPS hosts. Redirects use the same policy, so they can also target those hosts. Reject non-public resolved addresses before each request, including redirects.
The PR objective specifies public HTTPS form images.
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around lines 4110 - 4112:
Update the https URL policy used by NativeUiImages.image and
NativeUiImageCache.load to reject non-public destinations: resolve and validate
the destination addresses before each request, including every redirect, while
preserving the existing HTTPS, host, user-info, and fragment checks.
Minor · Preserve animation state across scene refreshes. · 0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch:6827
When an input changes, BedrockCustomFormState.setText in patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-render-authored-forms-and-npc-dialogs.patch, Lines 308–313, returns true. NativeUiSceneScreen.charTyped, Lines 6706–6709, then processes the pending refresh. This call creates a new animation lifecycle, so active tracks restart during typing. Reconcile the new scene with the existing lifecycle instead.
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at line 6827:
Update the scene-refresh path in NativeUiSceneScreen to reconcile the refreshed
scene with the existing animation lifecycle instead of calling resetAnimations,
and refresh the animations reference from that lifecycle so active tracks
continue without restarting during typing.
Minor · Process sequential and indexed arguments in… · 0102-match-native-language-parsing-and-formatting.patch:494-498
Process sequential and indexed arguments in source order.
The current loop replaces every sequential %s or %d marker before processing indexed markers. Therefore, "%1/%s" with arguments ["A", "B"] becomes "B/A". Sequential arguments should advance only numeric references that occur after them. Use one left-to-right substitution pass.
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around lines 494 - 498:
Update the substitution loop using firstMarker and replace to process all
placeholders in a single left-to-right pass. Preserve source order so sequential
arguments advance only for sequential markers encountered, while indexed
references use their specified arguments.
Actor-channel removal already uses the shared unregister path.
0047-encode-current-bedrock-skin-packets.patch supplies ChannelStorage.removeChannels and the shared minecraft:unregister branch. 0064-evaluate-named-actor-properties.patch adds actor snapshot replay to that branch. Withdrawing v3 therefore removes it before nativeActorChannel() selects v2.
Also applies to: 503-513, 521-527, 536-538, 602-604, 815-839, 888-940, 949-981
793-800: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
No trailing isTrustedSkin field is required.
Protocol 2193 defines PlayerSkinPacket with four top-level fields: UUID, SerializedSkin, localized new-skin name, and localized old-skin name. The sender writes all four fields. TrustedSkinFlag belongs inside SerializedSkin, not after the old-skin name.
Patch 0003 defines Appearance.skinData(String). Patch 0009 adds the persona() record component and defines PreparedCharacter.importInto(...) with an Appearance return type. Both patches precede patch 0011 in series.json.
The shared-scene prerequisite is already recorded and ordered first.
series.json lists 0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch before this patch and records it as this patch's prerequisite. The matching .pr.md also documents the dependency. No metadata change is needed.
The decoder allocation behavior remains undecidable.
The patch checks dimensions after decoding in both paths. The available Minecraft 26.3 source identifies NativeImage.read(InputStream) and native pixel storage, but does not expose the decoder method body or establish a pre-allocation limit. The ViaBedrock decoder implementation is also unavailable.
2088-2090: Duplicate: Keep the stock screen as the fallback.
When accept runs while a BedrockNativeContainerScreen is displayed, ordinary stores that wrapper. If the next presentation fails, fallback restores the wrapper instead of the stock screen. Use nativeScreen.original() before storing the fallback.
2512-2513: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration
The serverbound action channel is correct.
The ViaBedrock receiver matches NativeContainerMessage.CURRENT_CHANNEL and decodes the payload with NativeContainerAction.TYPE. No channel change is required.
3435-3436: Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
⚠️Unverified finding
Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Accept sequence zero consistently.
NativeContainerSession.accept permits sequence 0 because it rejects only values below zero at Line 3797. This constructor rejects the same sequence with sequence <= 0. A valid awaiting-contents presentation with sequence 0 therefore throws and falls back to the ordinary screen. Use the same lower bound in both classes.
Suggested correction
- if (connection == null || menu == null || presentation == null || sequence <= 0 || now < 0)+ if (connection == null || menu == null || presentation == null || sequence < 0 || now < 0)
2051-2051: Return empty text when no enchantment was emitted.
When ench is empty or all IDs are out of range, this line still returns "§r\n". Return "" when text is empty to avoid an empty tooltip line.
2131-2132: Add separators only after text has been emitted.
If saved entries are empty, index != 0 can add a leading newline. The remainder branch can also add a leading newline when none of the first five entries produced text. Check text.isEmpty() before appending either separator.
294-295: Duplicate: bound width and precision fields.
Integer.parseInt accepts arbitrarily large format fields, and the resulting values reach String.repeat(...). A resource-pack format such as %2000000000d can exhaust memory or fail during item-description generation. Add a bounded field parser and handle rejected formats at the description boundary.
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- Line 10293: Update the ViaProxy live-skin status statements, including the
related statement, to reflect confirmed classic and persona uploads through both
direct and ViaProxy routes; retain the separate remote-client and
native-rendering limitations.
Review comments at
@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0011-request-live-classic-skin-changes.patch:
- Around line 8-12: Update the first paragraph of the commit message to match
the current design: identify the local profile UUID from
listener.getLocalGameProfile().id() and NativeSkinChange.Result payload as the
request confirmation, and remove claims about PlayerListStorage or matching
server skin packets.
Review comments at @src/integration/player-use-observation.ts:
- Around line 51-54: Update the impact-order predicate around pearlHit and
windHit to require the pearl impact to occur before the wind-charge impact; when
their ticks match, use their order in observation.impacts to distinguish which
occurred first.
---
Outside diff comments:
Review comments at
@patches/viabedrock/upstreamable/0102-match-native-language-parsing-and-formatting.patch:
- Around line 494-498: Update the substitution loop using firstMarker and
replace to process all placeholders in a single left-to-right pass. Preserve
source order so sequential arguments advance only for sequential markers
encountered, while indexed references use their specified arguments.
Review comments at
@patches/viafabricplus-bedrock/upstreamable/0029-share-native-ui-scene-rendering.patch:
- Around line 4110-4112: Update the https URL policy used by
NativeUiImages.image and NativeUiImageCache.load to reject non-public
destinations: resolve and validate the destination addresses before each
request, including every redirect, while preserving the existing HTTPS, host,
user-info, and fragment checks.
- Line 6827: Update the scene-refresh path in NativeUiSceneScreen to reconcile
the refreshed scene with the existing animation lifecycle instead of calling
resetAnimations, and refresh the animations reference from that lifecycle so
active tracks continue without restarting during typing.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Fix the contradictory commit message.
The first paragraph (Line 6) is unchanged. It says to "use the local actor UUID from the Bedrock player list". It also says a matching server skin packet confirms the echo. The new paragraph says the opposite. The code no longer reads the player list or PlayerListStorage. It uses listener.getLocalGameProfile().id(), and a NativeSkinChange.Result payload confirms the request. Upstream reviewers will read both statements. Replace the first paragraph so that it describes only the current design.
As per path instructions: "Review the patch as upstream source code."
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around lines 8 - 12:
Update the first paragraph of the commit message to match the current design:
identify the local profile UUID from listener.getLocalGameProfile().id() and
NativeSkinChange.Result payload as the request confirmation, and remove claims
about PlayerListStorage or matching server skin packets.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Require the pearl impact before the wind-charge impact.
If the wind charge hits first, this predicate can still pass when the pearl hits later. Both impacts can satisfy their separate use-tick checks, and the later frames can satisfy the landing checks. That accepts the reverse of the sequence this case is meant to verify. Compare the impact order, including their order in observation.impacts when both occur in one tick.
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54:
Update the impact-order predicate around pearlHit and windHit to require the
pearl impact to occur before the wind-charge impact; when their ticks match, use
their order in observation.impacts to distinguish which occurred first.
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Share immutable native metadata and current entity status between animation frames and particle attachments. Preserve native flags on non-living custom actor carriers, clear retired metadata, and keep effect clocks local to each particle.
Fold the adapter and regression coverage into the shared runtime patch and update its consumers. Record direct and proxy server-pack checks for parent and child effects, without claiming frozen-render reproduction or native graphical parity.
Carry typed target metadata through a negotiated actor-state format while preserving both earlier codecs. Bind the native signed nonzero predicate in core render controllers and shared client animation and particle contexts; retain explicit unknown state for older peers.
Reset unsupported-query admission per frame and retry failed world draws when native inputs change. Preserve the same playback, variables and animation phase across capability withdrawal and restoration. Fold the contract and consumers into their owning patches and record native, packaged and direct/proxy live evidence.
Keep authored binding declarations separate from typed string results so an unresolved explicit target cannot borrow an implicit same-name owner deformation. Preserve independent child bindings and admit held geometry by its declared ancestry instead of rejecting the whole item when an owner name is absent.
Fold the change into the equipped-model patch. Match 96 fresh-frame native controls, retain unsupported-query and unbound-equipment fallback, and document lifecycle and visual limits. Replay all 38 add-on patches; all four builds pass with 3,048 tests passing and 152 optional skips.
Third-person equipment used the base skin skeleton even when a server costume supplied the visible model. Select and prepare the primary resolved costume before reading its complete owner matrices, matching the existing first-person order. Keep the skin owner when no costume resolves.
Fold the correction into the equipped-model patch. A real BDS pack exposes the previous 24-pixel mismatch; fresh direct and ViaProxy controls verify both views, unresolved and valid targets, stable playback through sneaking, and equipment retirement. Record the separate proxy hotbar icon difference and native parity limits.
Derive a verified image-only bundle from the pinned native archives and
embed it in core and both consumers. ViaProxy otherwise lacks the image
provider supplied by the direct add-on, causing accepted attachables to
fall back to offscreen held geometry in inventory contexts.
Keep native overlay order, original paths and server texture priority.
Fold the loader and conversion tests into the existing image-provider
patch, and verify exact packaged resources in the build pipeline.
Fresh direct and proxy sessions retain held geometry and equipment
transitions while displaying native icons and a server atlas override.
These creative-screen checks do not close the original inventory report
or establish complete native visual parity.
Native presentations always used the largest desktop scale even though
the verified viewport calculation already supported smaller preferences.
Expose that preference through the existing persisted VFP enum settings,
keeping native layout and pointer transforms independent of Java scale.
Clamp the displayed scale to each window without discarding the chosen
offset. Fold the setting into the shared scene patch and update the
consumer test fixture to supply real settings dependencies.
Both routes retain correct physical chest transfers at three native
scales, accept a physical settings-row selection and save the preference.
These controls do not reproduce the original missing-background report
or establish complete player-inventory or native pixel parity.
Resolve the target BaseColor and Emissive families alongside existing
alpha-tested materials. Carry coverage as part of the shared material
value through actors, player appearances, equipment and portraits, so
zero-alpha opaque texels keep their color and depth instead of using
cutout or translucent behavior.
Fold the implementation into the owning actor patch and adapt each
consumer in its owning feature. Preserve opaque coverage in Iris's lit
pass without broadening unsupported shader effects or material states.
Compare production fragment output and retained depth against 672
original native IR controls through Mesa. The full build passes 3,056
tests with 152 optional skips. Record live route and shader-pack limits,
including the retained chicken-carrier emission failure.
Separate shader-pack body and eye programs can deform the same native
mesh differently. The captured chicken body writes depth ahead of its
additive emission, leaving the intended glow black.
Pair the exact body's vertex, geometry and tessellation stages with the
selected emission fragment and framebuffer directives. Keep both Iris
selection keys, body attribute decisions and sampler bindings. Register
paired programs with their Iris world pipeline's normal shader lifetime.
Fold the fix into the actor rendering patch. Verify nested compilation
recovery, all twelve body associations, real shader reload cleanup and
both connection routes. Execute 108 actual generated-shader GPU controls,
including the original depth mismatch. Keep broader shader-pack, hand,
overlay and framebuffer-alpha limits explicit in the coverage notes.
Native pack graphs lacked skin_id and trade_tier inputs despite valid
server metadata. Carry typed INT values in actor-state v5 and share their
native float conversion across core controllers and frontend actor scopes.
Preserve legacy formats and remove cached queries when older state cannot
supply them. Keep movement, animation and picking on shared negotiation.
Fold the changes into their owning patches and record the target callback
boundaries. The four-project build passes 3,065 tests. Direct and ViaProxy
BDS controls verify real skin updates, texture and geometry selection,
parent/child particle colors, capability fallback and body recovery.
Complete native skin, emote and trading parity remains open.
Built-in villager materials explicitly select LessEqual. Treating every
depthFunc field as unknown forced Java fallback after the native graph's
queries resolved, even though the existing reversed-depth actor pipeline
already provides that comparison.
Resolve the final inherited comparison, allow a child to restore supported
state, and reject malformed string fields. Preserve fallback for other
comparisons and masked multitexture. Add native bundled villager graph
coverage across all adult and baby biomes.
The full build passes 3,067 tests. Native packet journals and read-only
renderer checks verify biome, age, fallback and recovery transitions on
direct and ViaProxy routes, including an Iris shader-pack control. Native
graphical, natural aging and interaction parity remain unproven.
Timestamp-aligned client observations identify LoadingOverlay in every
white-bar frame. The RRLS shader-profile configuration and versioned
renderer match the indicator. It clears after initial loading, returns
for a normal resource reload and clears again with Iris still enabled.
Replace the unclassified HUD-bar finding with the verified lifecycle and
its limits. No rendering workaround or product code change is needed.
The original gameplay, inventory and broader parity reports remain open.
Apply complete-asset export rules to item icons as well as actor models.
The target native atlas declares an unused camera image that its package
does not contain. Eager conversion baked that dangling sprite during
unrelated joins and failed otherwise healthy rendering controls.
Preserve resolved native images, pack priority and sparse variant indices.
Retain missing reasons in cached converter metadata, clear recovered
variants and report actively selected missing icons. Advance the cache
fingerprint and extend the rendering gate to recognize those diagnostics.
No replacement camera image or camera-specific exclusion is introduced.
Both ordinary direct and proxy controls now pass the full rendering gate,
including three complete skin records and four rendered emotes. A declared
production API selection of the missing icon still fails that gate. The
full build passes 3,072 tests; native camera interaction, complete pose
parity and new shader comparisons remain outside these controls.
Resume movement when an automatic consumable's local counter expires,
even while Java awaits the server completion event. Keep the live use
cycle, inventory authority and release-based items on their existing paths.
Historical physics already records the counter and item components, so
replay uses the same decision without new timers or consumption effects.
A 300 ms inbound-delay control previously produced eight corrections
during repeated moving food use and two on the final item. Final proxy
controls have none; direct retains one isolated correction per delayed
phase. Both routes complete consumption and end with an empty hand and
inactive use. Native wire data confirms full movement replaces the stale
slowdown at zero counters.
The full build passes 3,072 tests. Permanent repeated-food, final-item,
bow-release and reconnect controls pass. Residual direct transitions and
the intermittent original rollback and eating reports remain open.
Stop drawing supported actor geometry once per texture entry. Native
single-sampler materials use slot zero; secondary slots previously added
duplicate surfaces and could change player body visibility. Preserve
ordered expression effects and independently selected controller draws.
Fold the selector and regressions into the shared runtime patch and update
the owning villager test to expect three controller draws. Record target
fragment controls, the full build, direct and Iris-enabled proxy sessions,
and the remaining masked-material and native visual comparison limits.
Keep one evaluated model per custom-actor controller and retain every
texture slot in immutable core and client snapshots. Negotiate a bounded
version-two channel while preserving primary-only version-one encoding.
Secondary-only changes now refresh native model state without duplicating
geometry or losing sampler data through ViaProxy.
Carry the same bindings through shared player, equipment, world and
portrait selections, adapt their existing slot-zero consumers, and audit
complete bindings in replay captures. Fold each change into its owning
patch and record the new core API prerequisite.
The full build and direct/Iris-proxy controls verify ordered updates,
render-cache refresh, a single primary-texture draw and removal. Masked
material drawing remains pending; the new target fragment controls and
sampler transport supply its prerequisites without admitting it early.
Keep paired material images in one actor draw and apply the target's
sampled mask selection on the GPU. Share required image loading with
world actors, equipment, player costumes, hands and portraits, preserving
uploaded skin and Character Creator layers for body replacements.
Compose Iris primary-image reads before pack shading, forward sampler
identity through shader helpers, and retain native coverage and independent
overlay/lightmap bindings. Gate Iris hooks when that optional mod is absent.
Compare production color, discard and depth with original native fragment
controls and exercise real plain and shader client bindings. Document the
remaining material variants, shader operations and visual comparison limits.
Apply native player visibility even with an empty bone pose and retain each controller's selection through deferred submission of shared geometry. Prepare equipment from the same selected costume without mutating the shared avatar state.
Fold the changes into their owning patches. Record failing-before regressions, the full four-project build, and direct plus Iris/ViaProxy controls with native-confirmed persona uploads. Keep native graphical ordering, broader skin parity, and the original inventory report explicitly open.
Retain repeated material patterns instead of collapsing source declarations into a map. Evaluate superseded expressions for their Molang effects, then keep each repeated pattern at its final position so bone partitioning respects later overrides.
Update converter, core and client consumers in their owning patches, including the converter API prerequisite and existing client admission limits. Record failing-before regressions, the full build, and direct plus Iris/ViaProxy controls with exact pack and runtime identities. Native graphical comparisons and broader per-bone player materials remain open.
Partition player, equipment, world and portrait surfaces by ordered
controller materials without losing skeleton transforms or bindings.
Fold each change into its owning patch and bound current model subsets.
Preserve opaque input before shader-pack hand alpha branches, including
forwarded sampler reads and ordinary-program restoration. Record the
failing-before controls and build/live evidence while keeping inventory
avatar and broader parity gaps explicit.
Use separate native GUI material variants during picture-in-picture
submission so zero source alpha does not erase opaque costumes during
the final avatar blit. Retain world pipelines, texture bindings, native
cutout and emission calculations, and control opacity independently.
Fold the correction into the shared GUI patch. Record the failing-before
EGL control, unchanged native world fragments, and direct/Iris inventory
reopen checks without claiming the original inventory-background report
or broader skin and emote parity is resolved.
Expose emote status to actor animations, player controllers and existing
bound particles. Let active playback own local status because BDS can
retain its metadata flag after movement cancellation. Include the status
in cached player controller selection and preserve independent GUI scope.
Fold the correction and three lifecycle regressions into the existing
appearance and costume patches. Verify both missing queries and delayed
local metadata before the fix, then replay the full stack and build all
four projects. Direct and Iris-enabled ViaProxy controls retain the same
parent and child effects through playback, cancellation and completion.
Record fresh executable controls for actor exclusions, cached decisions,
priority keys and player eligibility. Distinguish the editor-service
predicate from creative mode and preserve the raw game-type requirement.
Document the missing live data adapters, native selection geometry and
ordering before connecting target selection to reticles and interactions.
The kernel comparisons do not establish complete aim or gameplay parity.
Retain decoded remote modes by profile and actor identity so world-default
changes refresh affected Java profiles outside render distance. Include
the retained effective mode when player-list updates recreate profiles,
and clear cached state for removed or replaced actors.
Fold the changes and six packet/lifecycle regressions into the owning
patch. Keep the local unique-ID path and Java fallback behavior intact;
this change does not complete native aim selection or skin parity.
Record executable evidence for raw actor modes, unsigned replay admission,
immediate/deferred dispatch and the local event's effective-mode payload.
These steps expose why retaining a profile mode does not implement the
packet tick or supply complete native aim inputs.
Keep queue placement, snapshot consumption and world effects explicit as
unfinished work. No runtime source changes in this evidence milestone.
Replace lowest-priority cache writes with the native Base and Spectator
owners. Clear old spectator declarations before each transition, preserve
Base Flying for Creative, and retain higher policy overrides. Keep raw
native mode semantics separate from Java profile fallback.
Fold the writer and four regressions into the owning ability patch.
Verify 3,456 native writes across 1,728 two-mode sequences, reject the old
producer and two layer mutations, and build both runtime consumers.
Timed mode replay and full native world effects remain unfinished.
Forward local mode events through a negotiated lifetime-bound channel and
apply native mode writes to historical ability owners before physics.
Preserve exact sparse bindings, mounted-player admission, packet order and
canonical live state without admitting mode changes twice at arrival.
Fold transport and client replay into their existing prediction patches.
Refresh later patch context and record native placement, negative controls,
full build results and the scoped live flight check with remaining limits.
Retain inherited material depth comparisons and independent depth test and
write controls across world, GUI and split-emission pipelines. Compile
uncommon fixed states on demand and keep unsupported strict split-emission
pairings explicit instead of drawing them with a different predicate.
Keep native depth overlays visible with EntityCulling through its optional
public API. Resolve declared material alternatives before the first draw,
cache requirements with actor resources, and publish immutable entity
snapshots for the worker without advancing animation or consuming effects.
Fold changes into the material, GUI and world actor owners. Record the
GPU controls, failing-before modpack isolation, final plain and full Iris
captures, complete build results, and remaining parity boundaries.
Retain ordinary avatar layer roots while each native appearance keeps its
own body and pose. Scope EMF root transformations to native construction
so its separate shoulder-parrot root also avoids the repeated-bake limit.
Resource reload replaces both caches, while ordinary Java baking keeps its
existing behavior.
Fold the implementation into the skin owner and replay later constructor
adaptations. Four lifecycle tests, failing-before controls, the full build,
and fresh full-modpack and plain-client reload checks cover the change.
Record the remaining visual, skin and broader gameplay parity limits.
Connected clients could negotiate native emote controls while every wheel
slot stayed empty until an appearance account supplied a loadout. Prepare
the four bundled free emotes from the target starter recipes, including
when no character is active, and retain saved positions and explicit
empty slots when a loadout arrives.
Use pack-local titles for localized default labels. Keep asset loading
asynchronous and advertise choices through the existing native action
channel. Fold the change into the owning wardrobe patch and record the
accountless live controls, regression variants, and remaining parity limits.
The client could keep an old emote and its advertisement cache across a
rapid support withdrawal and renewal. ViaBedrock creates fresh state, so
later selections animated locally without producing a native emote.
Observe current-owner channel events, retire local playback on withdrawal,
and advertise ready choices again after registration. Consult Fabric's
current registry before retiring policy because queued notifications can
follow rapid re-registration. Preserve cached assets and remote playback.
Fold the change into its wardrobe owner and record lifecycle regressions,
plain and Iris live packet controls, failed attempts and remaining limits.
Custom actor and skin geometry dropped per-face texture rotations during
parsing and rendering. Preserve the authored angle through conversion,
compose fitted rotations, and apply it to model corners and head icons.
Keep shared parsing in one independent converter patch and fold native
consumers into their existing rendering owner. Record the dependency and
target-compatible schema evidence alongside their verification limits.
The original parser and both consumers fail the targeted regressions.
All four projects build with 2,966 passing tests, 315 optional skips and
no failures or errors. Coordinate and head-pixel checks do not establish
complete native graphical parity.
Replace the missing full-modpack kits check with observed ChatScreen
readiness and exact command text before physical submission. Preserve
the distinction between ordinary E inventory and the authored kits menu.
The menu backgrounds and locator phases complete, while the recorder
later exits 143 after saving its manifest and restoring the profile.
Record that limit and retired process identities without claiming a
normal full-session pass or resolution of the original report.
Build publication and Prism installation copy the same large JARs into several locations. Request filesystem copy-on-write cloning to reduce duplicate storage while retaining independent writable files. Node falls back to a regular copy when cloning is unavailable.
The current Bedrock player graph requests head occupancy and native ridden entity types, but these inputs were unavailable in actual WildFFA first-person playback. Share immutable snapshots across player and actor consumers, clear stale values, and preserve unavailable metadata rather than inventing native state.
Fold each consumer into its owning patch and retain the necessary downstream hunk context. Add causal Molang regressions and avatar lifetime coverage. The full-modpack live control verifies both bindings and complete sampled graph admission; native visual equality and the separate oversized shield remain open.
Read-only live submissions show a converted static attachable model rendered through the Java item path after native equipped rendering skips an enchanted hand. Actual offhand use changes correctly while both draw transforms remain fixed. Record the native glint gap and correct the earlier inference that an empty banner component implied visible patterns.
Keep initial loading and sandbox-path failures separate from the resumed same-client observation. The shield remains unfixed; these findings identify the next native material and animation work without claiming full parity.
Establish the original target shader arithmetic before implementing glint materials. The sampled vertex and fragment programs pass 1,128 host controls, including independent UV transforms and the absolute-value alpha result that a clamp would change.
Keep supplied uniforms and texture samples distinct from unverified engine timing, sampler filtering, GPU rasterization, and Java/Iris behavior. The enchanted shield remains unfixed and the full compatibility goal stays active.
Allow native equipped rendering when a held item has empty banner patterns and no base color. Keep the Java atlas path for visible patterns or base color, and retain the enchanted-item fallback until native glint is implemented.
Fold the change into the equipment owner. Cover component transitions, replay the full add-on stack, and record successful focused and full-stack tests alongside the standalone upstream and live-validation limits.
Add explicit native glint draw state, per-prepared-draw uniform slices, repeated secondary sampling, dual UV rotation and post-fog composition. Retain GUI coverage when converting shared draws.
Match 648 native vertex controls and 480 native fragment controls through production GLSL, then reproduce the complete native clock wrapper and uniform writer in 1,560 exact comparisons. Fold source changes into their owners and retain the necessary later patch context.
Keep production material admission unchanged until frame-time, settings, scale, tile-light and Iris inputs are connected and verified. Document the successful full-stack and focused checks, pre-existing owner-prefix dependencies, and missing live validation.
Record the complete add-on build and corrected supplied-input client control. The draw fixture verifies per-prepared-draw state, host frame resets and closure of all tracked buffers, with restored profiles and retired process identities.
Keep the failed original controls, RAM build correction and native producer/Iris limits explicit. This validates the existing draw API without changing production enchanted-equipment admission.
Capture host time and mapped glint options before extraction so prepared draws retain independent frame inputs. Sample tile RGB from each vertex's existing GPU lightmap, excluding face shading and raw tint. CPU reconstruction cannot preserve fractional RGBA8 filtering. Keep explicit supplied inputs and independent GUI lighting available.
Fold the shader, frame bridge and GPU controls into the actor owner, with necessary initialization and GUI context updates in later patches. The normal add-on build, native reference controls and a plain-client frame/light draw fixture pass. Record the remaining native clock, material admission, equipped rendering and Iris limits.
Give native glint separate cached Iris programs while retaining shader-pack stages, directives and composition. Bind its secondary image and native lightmap independently of pack overrides.
Iris ignores unknown UBO descriptions, so an unbound native block reads the dynamic-transform range. Bind both the shader block and render descriptor to an unused slot after Iris's reserved bindings, preserving pack-owned blocks and per-draw uniform slices.
Fold the integration and numerical controls into the actor owner, replay the full stack, and record the final build and shader-toggle client checks. Keep equipment admission and the remaining native parity limits explicit.
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The shared actor renderer now feeds native glint into Iris's combined-glint API through separate cached program variants. The pack retains its stages, directives, composition, fog, alpha and output targets. Native image and lightmap aliases retain their own texture units. The shader block and render descriptor use the same free buffer binding after Iris's reserved slots, preserving pack-owned blocks. This prevents native constants from reading dynamic-transform bytes.
All 17 focused tests pass without skips. They retain the native shader/clock comparisons and add Iris UV/RGB controls, independent pack lightmap and buffer inputs, and ordinary Java glint comparisons. The normal add-on build passes 1,110 tests with 144 optional skips and no failures. A Minecraft 26.3 full-modpack client with Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3 passes 334 prepared draws and 60 backend binding observations. Physical shader toggles close the original native programs and create working replacements. All eight tracked uniform buffers close normally; the original profile and Iris configuration are restored.
Production GLINT material admission and the equipped foil fallback remain unchanged, so the reported enchanted shield is still unresolved. Native clock epoch/pause behavior, general scale selection, native GUI glint, geometry/tessellation interpolation and other shader packs remain open. The full five-area goal stays active. Iris implementation and final client evidence, captured host frame and lighting scope.
Continue Bedrock compatibility work after 0.3.58, across resource packs, rendering, gameplay, skins and emotes.
Held-item routing now checks visible banner data. Empty patterns without a base color no longer prevent native equipped rendering; visible patterns or a base color retain the Java atlas path. The reported enchanted WildFFA shield still uses its converted static item model because native glint admission remains gated. Shield evidence and limits.
Native player graphs now receive head-slot occupancy and native vehicle-type matching. Frames retain immutable values, remove stale bindings, and leave unknown native metadata unavailable. The earlier WildFFA capture reports both queries missing; the candidate reports no missing queries across seven sampled first-person phases, with a real diamond helmet and unmounted vehicle state. A fresh full-modpack Iris control passes nine physical phases, exits successfully, retires all owned processes, and restores its prepared profile. All nine screenshots received visual review. The oversized shield remains a separate rendering issue; mounted matches, remote-player behavior, and native motion equality remain unverified.
A fresh direct full-modpack WildFFA control now verifies exact
/kitstext in ChatScreen before submission. At 1920 by 1013 and GUI scale 4 with Iris 1.11.7 and Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3, E retains ordinary inventory screens while the selector and matching six-icon kits menu show complete native backgrounds. The locator has visible markers and 83 native updates. These phases complete, but the recorder later exits 143 after saving its manifest and restoring the profile; all 14 recorded process identities retire. This is scoped menu evidence, not a normal full-session pass. The original E-driven replacement and missing-background cause remain unreproduced.Pack and skin geometry now preserves authored per-face texture rotation through parsing, fitted item export, actor meshes and Java head icons. Bedrock geometry has supported these clockwise quarter turns since format 1.21.0. Regressions cover all six faces, four angles, mirroring, signed rectangles and exact head pixels. The parser regression and both consumer regressions fail against their previous implementations and pass after the fix. This is coordinate and image verification, without a new matched native graphical session.
Pack-authored actor depth comparisons and independent depth-test and depth-write controls now survive material inheritance, world draws, GUI variants and Iris emission. Uncommon pipeline variants compile on demand. The optional EntityCulling hook retains actors whose materials intentionally draw behind opaque geometry. Its worker reads an immutable client-thread snapshot, without loading resources or sampling animations. Ordinary materials retain normal occlusion.
The depth control exposed a real modpack failure: all three authored parts disappeared behind stone with EntityCulling enabled. Removing only EntityCulling restored the Always and disabled-depth parts under Iris. The final artifact passes with EntityCulling enabled, Iris 1.11.7 and Complementary Reimagined r5.9.3. The same artifact passes in the plain profile without EntityCulling. Normal depth disappears behind the wall while both through-wall parts remain visible. All six final screenshots received visual review, downloaded fixture hashes match, owned processes retired, and the source server installation was restored.
Native player construction now reuses ordinary avatar layer roots for one resource generation, while each appearance keeps its own body and pose. An optional EMF hook also retains its separate shoulder-parrot root. The previous live control records 14 model-limit diagnostics; the corrected full-modpack run records none. All 19 EMF counters remain one per generation as native renderers increase from 26 to 30, then from 44 to 54 after reload. Both caches receive fresh roots on reload. The same artifact passes plain-client startup and reload without EMF or Iris, with 18 cached roots and distinct native bodies. All 12 final screenshots received visual review, with front-facing overlap and native visual-parity limits recorded. Both runs retire their owned processes and restore their prepared profiles.
The broader rendering changes retain ordered material assignments and their Molang effects across converter, core and client. Models partition visible geometry by material while retaining ancestor transforms. Server costumes retain each controller's selection through deferred submission. Masked materials retain two independent image bindings within one draw. Equipment, hands, native world actors and portraits consume those bindings. Native GUI coverage survives the final avatar blit without changing cached world materials. Earlier direct and Iris controls cover visibility transitions, secondary-image changes, equipment attachments and the corrected creative inventory avatar. Their separate artifact identities and limits remain in the coverage record.
The world emote wheel now starts with the four bundled free choices without a separate appearance account: Follow Me, Over There, Clapping and Wave. Native starter recipes supply the positions, and pack-local translations supply their names. A wardrobe without an active character uses the defaults; saved positions and explicit empty slots retain precedence. Asset loading stays asynchronous and native controls must be negotiated. A live baseline shows four disabled, unassigned slots despite an enabled connection. Fresh accountless plain and Iris/full-modpack ViaProxy controls each produce four matching BDS emote receipts from physical B/1-4 input, with no wheel or asset injection. Packet journals verify advertisement, pack IDs, local actor ownership, zero flags and the current duration calculation. All four playback intervals reach world renderer sampling; input flags cover movement cancellation and natural completion. All twelve final screenshots received visual review, and both runs retire owned processes and restore profiles. Native quick-wheel, camera, pose, exact timing and emote-effect parity remain open.
Emote action state now follows current-owner channel withdrawal and renewal on the same Java connection. A real baseline retains the old local pose across a same-tick cycle, then animates a new selection locally without sending it to BDS because ViaBedrock has fresh availability state. The fix retires old local playback, invalidates the advertisement cache, and sends ready choices again. It consults Fabric's current registry before retiring policy because queued withdrawal notifications can follow rapid re-registration. Stale listeners and unrelated channels have no effect, and remote playback and cached assets remain available. Fresh plain and Iris/full-modpack ViaProxy controls each verify rapid renewal and held withdrawal: four native emotes, three matching four-ID advertisements, unchanged Java connection and asset futures, and inactive final input. All six final screenshots received visual review. An earlier policy-ordering candidate and a shader startup read-timeout attempt are excluded; both final runs pass and restore their prepared profiles.
Player animations, controllers and bound particles now receive current emote status. Local cancellation takes precedence over delayed server metadata. Earlier physical wheel controls cover movement cancellation and natural completion while parent and child particles retain their lifetimes. Live skin confirmations, persona visibility, native item icons, scaled chest interactions and food-use transitions also have recorded controls. These checks establish the documented scenarios, without complete skin or emote parity.
Local mode packets retain their input tick through a negotiated channel. Historical replay applies native Base and Spectator ability writes before the following physical input, while ordinary ability snapshots remain arrival-time updates. Higher ability owners retain their values. Remote profiles refresh when the world default changes, and player-list updates preserve known effective modes. Earlier native writer and queue controls, packet regressions, and a permanent creative-flight/reconnect capture record their respective boundaries. Delayed live replay trajectories and full native world and mount effects remain open.
Validation: all four current project test suites pass 2,968 tests, skip 315 optional tests, and reports no failures or errors. The emote lifecycle regression covers stale listeners, unrelated channels, rapid renewal, repeated registration and remote playback. Removing local retirement or listener ownership fails assertions; restored tests pass. Default-wheel regressions cover all nine starter recipes, no active character, reordered and cleared selections, and localized title fallback. Empty-default, overwritten-selection and missing-title variants fail; the restored implementation passes. Four player-layer lifecycle tests cover 128 avatar constructors, both arm widths, replacement generations, nested construction and exception restoration. Removing ordinary or external root reuse fails the corresponding regressions; restored tests pass. ViaProxy packaging initially fails with a full filesystem; the same build and publication tasks complete with ZIP/TAR outputs on a RAM disk, and both archives pass integrity checks. Build and launcher artifact copies now request copy-on-write sharing while retaining independent writable files. Both core Checkstyle tasks pass. A separate focused run passes 34 tests and skips one optional licensed NPC-variant control. Earlier dedicated GPU controls pass 168 depth cases, 672 ordinary and 512 masked native fragment controls, and 3,552 GUI opacity combinations. Incorrect reversed comparison, ignored depth write, ignored depth test and default emission comparison each fail assertions. The restored suites pass. Compiled client classes, embedded core/converter copies, shader resources and source snapshots match the tested outputs. EntityCulling is compile-only and is not bundled. Offline tooling checks, regressions and patch metadata validation pass.
Depth-writing strict comparisons with split emission remain unsupported because the second pass cannot repeat the original depth outcome. The authored wall scene supplies no native graphical baseline or executed native backend-state creation. Other shaderpacks, broader persona composition, remote skin visuals, emote effect ownership, interactions and native screen parity remain incomplete or unverified. The original E-key inventory background/scale, locator, intermittent rollback and endless-eating reports remain open. The corrected creative inventory avatar does not reproduce the original E-key screen. The full five-area implementation goal stays active, and crafting stays parked.
Details: player query evidence, current emote renewal evidence, default emote wheel evidence, player model lifetime evidence, depth and occlusion evidence, complete coverage and limits, material owner, world actor and culling owner.
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