- A generator with a refused or stopping engine refuses imported feature settings
- Those settings no longer fall back to vanilla ones
- Decoration fails when a sealed runtime has no settled feature table
- Decoration fails when the feature table was retired before placement
- Stacked initial spawns fail when the surface spawn biome lookup is rejected
- Those spawns no longer fall back to the chunk's top biome
- Bind failures from a stopping runtime stay out of the refusal memo and banner
- The next bind after such a failure retries
- /iris tp waits up to 120 seconds for the destination chunk
- A refusing generator or removed dimension still fails the command
- Tests cover the deadline and the reported timeout limit
- Closes engines, pools and scheduler a previous server left open when the next server starts
- Flushes them at JVM exit once the stopping server thread has ended
- Corrects the scheduler shutdown comment
- A chunk is refused while Folia world maintenance forbids mantle stages
- Such chunks no longer end up missing objects, caves, deposits or their REAL flag
- Refused chunks warn at most every 5 seconds
- The overworld mode no longer bypasses mantle stages
- Treats only loading saved biome information as an engine failure
- Leaves a container without loot and warns once when its saved biome cannot be recovered
- Keeps a failed chunk unetched and retries it without stopping the rest of the level's update pass
- Ends a level's pass only when its engine or mantle is closed
- Covers the deferred, permanent and isolated update paths through updateChunk and the server tick
- Waits for the destination chunk without a wall-clock deadline so a cold first chunk no longer fails the teleport
- Reports the failure cause, an unloaded dimension, an offline player or a refused teleport separately
- Adds the new messages to every locale
- Defers a chunk update pass while saved biome information is loading and retries it on a later pass
- Forgets only the updates already applied so a retry never refills a chest
- Propagates engine failures from loot application instead of marking the chunk done
- Stops downloads, protocol, pregen, tools and services at server stopping
- Keeps engines, mantle, generation history, the generation pool and burst pools open while the loader drains chunk generation
- Closes each engine when its level unloads and sweeps the rest at server stopped
- Logs a failed level unload instead of aborting the loader's level close loop
- GenerationClosedException covers closed history routers, stages, saved biome runtimes and admissions
- It also covers ownership stores, hydrology caches and engine runtimes
- GenerationFailures tells engine, lifecycle, executor and JVM failures from content failures
- Engine failures rethrow from object, cave object, procedural, floating, upper and decorator catch sites
- Biome layer, noise bound, rotation and mantle write catch sites rethrow them too
- Only content failures are skipped
- A source plan is never cached or persisted without an object a healthy engine places
- A transient engine failure no longer turns imported features off
- Modded logins are refused only when this save's dimension registry lists the primary world
- Otherwise Iris warns once and leaves routing idle
- An unreadable dimension registry counts as expecting the primary world
- A vanilla slot bound to Iris without Iris storage points at the bukkit.yml entry and /iris replace
- The refusal consequence comes from whether startup worlds exist instead of the first tick
- The first WorldLoadEvent or a hotload marks startup worlds as existing
- A failed enable on a hotload says the server keeps running
- Reconciler resolution failures report the refusal banner
- Operators get a join notice for such failures until the world loads
- The fail-closed generator is built even when the cause message cannot be read
- Tests drive Iris.onEnable for the lock, the unsupported-server lock and the rethrow
- The failed-enable teardown decision lives in FailedEnableLock with a test
- Pass the modded loader into the generation registry so biome modifier output stays out of validation
- Cover Forge modifiers on climate, attributes, effects and features against the canonical definition
- Every Iris world the Bukkit resolver cannot serve gets a fail-closed generator
- CraftServer no longer receives a throw that it turns into vanilla
- A refusal banner logs the world, key, cause chain and what happens next
- The reconciler uses a throwing resolution so a broken world fails without stopping the server
- A failed enable on a server with Iris worlds keeps Iris enabled with a locked runtime
- bukkit.yml bindings in vanilla slots count as Iris worlds for that lock
- The shutdown-based vanilla fallback guard is gone
- A recorded modded bind failure rethrows instead of rebinding on every chunk call
- The first modded bind failure logs a banner
- Persistent-dimension reinject failures log a banner and repeat to operators on join
- Modded logins are refused while the configured primary Iris world is missing
- Generated registry validation always re-renders recorded semantics with the current fixer
- Validation canonicalizes the rendering like the installer
- Renderer changes need no version bump
- The renderer identity SPI, both identity strings and the identity-based source preference are gone
- New captures record the fixer class as an informational renderer identity
- The v1 history format is unchanged
- The modded forced datapack, world check and datapack command use the runtime data version
- That is the same data version validation uses
- Tests cover a renderer change under an unchanged identity
- Tests cover 26.3 bare natural_mob_spawns history against the overlay rendering
- Tests cover semantic round trips for every supported fixer
- Matches the volmlib$ handler names of the client world-open and world-type mixins
- Keys expected mixins by their mixin config file and reports the target class name
- Verifies every expected handler is an injector declared by its mixin class
- Requires every registered volmlib mixin to be audited or deliberately unaudited
- Fabric, Forge and NeoForge target Minecraft 26.3
- Fabric uses loader 0.19.5 with Fabric API modules from 0.161.0+26.3
- Forge uses 26.3-66.0.8 with ForgeGradle 7.0.40
- NeoForge uses 26.3.0.33-beta with ModDevGradle 2.0.147
- Modded forced datapacks use the 26.3 data fixer and pack format 121
- Biome mob spawns are written as vanilla overlays
- Stronghold ring biome searches use the natural biome stream
- Chunk generation mob spawns go through the loader spawn position event
- README and the bug template list the supported versions
- README names 26.3 as the master target
- README lists the plugin jar for 26.1.2 to 26.3
- Bug template offers 26.3, 26.2 and 26.1.2 with current loader examples
- Plugin api-version comment covers 26.1.2 through 26.3
- 26.3 custom biomes write natural_mob_spawns as an overlay modifier with its argument, matching vanilla biomes
- NeoForge biome modifiers can add spawns to Iris biomes again
- The 26.3 custom biome codec test checks the overlay modifier
- The modded structure-state biome lookup resolves from the natural true biome stream, the same as the Bukkit ring search
- Stronghold ring placement no longer plans hydrology tiles around its 128 positions, so chunk structure starts stop waiting on river plans out to ~24k blocks
- Ring lookups are cached per runtime and cleared with the other biome caches
- The modded chunk generator hands VolmLib the bound loader for chunk-generation creature checks
- Each loader build tests its spawn position check: Forge and NeoForge fire MobSpawnEvent.PositionCheck and honor a denial, Fabric applies the vanilla rule and obstruction checks
- The forced datapack, datapack commands, and world check render biomes and dimension types with the 26.3 data fixer and pack format 121
- Modded tests use the 26.3 feature, placement, spawner, sign, and biome resolver APIs
- The water spawn test binds a blocks_motion fixture so solid waterlogged blocks still obstruct spawns
- Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge build against Minecraft 26.3 with Fabric Loader 0.19.5, Forge 26.3-66.0.8, and NeoForge 26.3.0.33-beta
- Fabric API modules follow fabric-api 0.161.0+26.3, ForgeGradle is 7.0.40, and ModDevGradle is 2.0.147
- Loader metadata requires Fabric Loader 0.19.5, Forge 66, NeoForge 26.3, and Minecraft 26.3
- The mod resource pack declares formats 97.1 through 121.0
- The v26_3_R1 headless sources no longer unpack a version overlay
- The README lists the 26.3 loader targets
- Column biome hunk takes its fallback biome from the caller
- The fallback resolves on first unset read
- Bukkit chunk generator supplies plains
- Core keeps no new Bukkit coupling
- Modded platform gets registry access from the modded server factory
- Engine bootstrap and tile parity test get tile readers from the modded server factory
- Registry access tests build through the modded server factory
- Object source plans are packed per destination and built once
- Source plans retire once every destination in reach consumed them
- Rotated block states and property variants are memoized
- Generation history syncs to disk from a background group commit
- History syncs at world save, shutdown, pregen end and promotion
- History capture reuses per-column biome and mantle reads
- Semantic summaries are built only when read
- Hydrology plans the whole pregen area nearest first
- Chunks without hydrology skip composition and cave cell lookups
- Server-thread stand-in hydrology answers are never cached
- Neighbour drafts stay inside the planned pregen area
- Terrain3D caches are lock-free
- Cave density lattice samples are shared between neighbouring chunks
- The eager carve window is 27 by 27 chunks with on-demand terrain beyond it
- Cave cells are copied once per chunk for the carve stage
- Terrain columns are painted z-major with per-level ore bands
- Deposit clumps that cannot place are rejected before building
- Dead biome inject writes are gone
- Chunk output buffers track each column top
- Engine getters use a thread-id frame table
- Pregen keeps region border chunks until neighbouring regions finish
- Mantle reads take plate pins so saves cannot close plates in use
- Chunk generator reports generation failures to the running pregen job
- Pregen methods forward generation failures to the async method
- Async pregen fails every outstanding request through an in-flight ledger
- In-flight requests settle once and ignore late completions
- Pregen aborts with the failing chunk as its cause
- Admission drain waits with a 60 second deadline
- Closing the admission gate fails leftover requests
- Tests cover failure propagation, the ledger and the drain deadline
- Dry layers keep head and ceiling equal to the bed after the transition taper
- Displaced layers that dry out also keep head and ceiling at the bed
- Transition displacement reads its datum from the original fluid head
- Tests cover dry banks and drying channels across a transition band
- Language asset test locates the directory through the English file
- Structure template test reads the mixin class bytes instead of loading it
- Water spawn test initializes block state caches before running
- Logging policy check runs after the native sources are unpacked
- Native class boundary check runs after classes compile
- Modded jars ship pack.mcmeta for client resources and mod data
- Modded jars bundle jlibdeflate and its native libraries
- Artifact check requires pack.mcmeta and the jlibdeflate entries
- Artifact check rejects client language resources without pack.mcmeta
- Test loads the pack metadata against the current Minecraft formats
- Modded platform hands the running server to registry access
- Tile reader is built from the running server
- Registry test covers startup, reload and shutdown of dynamic registries
- Every getChunk(..).use() site calls Mantle.useChunk, which cannot fail because a save closed the chunk in between
- Covered-chunk cleanup, custom block and static object layers take their chunk through useChunk
- Discovered flag writes go through Mantle.flag instead of an unpinned chunk
- Test mantles stub useChunk the way the real one behaves
- PregenChunkRetention holds every chunk in a FULL request's dependency square until all in-area regions reaching it drained; drained regions keep only the border strips undrained neighbours need
- Removes the unload/reload churn (about 1.5 reloads per generated chunk at r1000: lattice passes, next region's border, future-region and ring protos)
- Capped at one chunk per MB of heap; over the cap the drained strips farthest from the active region are released; heap pressure and close release everything
- Regions still save and unload at drain; the early-unload test now pins that plus border retention
- A demanded owner missing from the owner cache is restored from its planned tile (resident or prepared-plan store) instead of drafted again
- Same restore path as persisted tiles; plans identical
- Plans real pack tiles headless and prints a digest per tile with planning CPU
- Optional pregen radius plans them under a pregeneration scope and prepared-plan store
- Expected-digest file fails the run on any changed plan
