- Add an optional per-biome `terrain3D` profile with density and fissure noise styles, amplitude, horizontal and vertical feature scales, crack depth, width and scale, slope and fluid-clearance gates, and a seed offset, each range-checked before use
- Add a terrain runtime that samples the signed density and fissure fields on a four-block lattice around the biome's generated height and resolves each column into solid spans, so surfaces gain projecting rock, undercuts, ledges and narrow cracks that fade out on flat ground and near the fluid line
- Remove unsupported rock by flood-filling span components across neighbouring columns and dropping any fragment of 512 blocks or fewer, while larger connected masses are kept
- Report the shaped column top as the natural terrain height, keep the unshaped generator height available as a separate stream, and measure surface slope between neighbouring ledge floors instead of the flat heightmap
- Write air through the gaps in the normal terrain actuator, generate a fresh surface palette for every ledge floor, and paint ceiling layers beneath undercuts
- Carry each layer's own column through the dimension stack and upper dimension so stack top heights, solidity and surface lookups follow the spans, and each exposed face draws its palette from its own source height and slope
- Sample a layer's slope condition once per column at the surface being generated, and gate surface decorators on the slope of the ledge they sit on rather than the column heightmap
- Decorate every exposed ledge floor and the ceiling above it during the decorant pass
- Treat shaped openings as surface rather than cave when resolving biomes, skip them during cave carving, suppress cave zone markers inside them, and resolve their boundary biome from the surface biome stream
- Include shaped openings in mantle carve queries and carved columns, fall back to terrain solidity for surface-solid checks across stack, upper and normal terrain, and answer both queries from the island mask when placing objects on floating islands
- Let the hydrology planned surface report whether it owns a column, so the cave voxel view consults natural terrain solidity where hydrology does not own the terrain, and split replayed plan observations into height and ownership records
- Validate `terrain3D` on biomes and `snippet/terrain-3d` snippets as a blocking pack error, rejecting unknown fields, wrong types, out-of-range numbers, unknown noise styles, style nesting past 32 levels and snippet references that escape the pack
- Copy the whole snippet tree during modded studio pack export through one shared routine instead of only `snippet/style`, so terrain and nested style snippets survive export
- Add a terrain probe and Gradle task that generates real pack chunks, compares predicted column geometry against the actual blocks, requires retained overhang coverage for named biomes, reports detached-component topology, and writes cross-section images with a JSON summary
- Enumerate image-mapped regions and skip compat-excluded ones when collecting biomes for stacked and upper dimension terrain
- Add a root moddedTest that runs adapters/modded-common through the Fabric build
- Make check depend on moddedTest, ordered ahead of the loader jars
- Gate the buildSrc jar on the buildSrc tests so they stop being skipped
- Drop an unreachable classpath guard from SchemaBuilderPlatformIsolationTest
- Delete stale jars through an injected FileSystemOperations in the root build
- Delete stale loader jars through an injected FileSystemOperations in each adapter
- Resolve stale-jar file trees and copy sources at configuration time
- Expand the loader metadata templates from the configured version string
- Read the modded bukkit-supertype baseline from core/purity-allowlist.txt
- Match nested classes against their top-level source entry
- Exempt VolmLib classes, which Iris' core ratchet does not govern
- Delete the hand-frozen knownBukkitSupertypeClasses inventory
- Drop outputs.upToDateWhen and outputs.cacheIf from the loader jar Exec tasks
- Declare lombok.config, core/agent and both revision scripts as modded inputs
- Add gradle/runtime-relocations.gradle as the one runtime-download relocation map
- Read the slimJar relocations and shrinkRelocations from that map
- Pass the derived relocation prefixes into BukkitArtifactVerifier
- Drop the duplicate jar size check the packaging audit already enforces
- Add minecraftPurityRatchet over core/minecraft-purity-allowlist.txt, wired into check
- Register both purity ratchets from one closure instead of duplicating the scan
- Prune WorldCreationProgressReporter from core/purity-allowlist.txt
- Wire the ProGuard shrink pass into the Bukkit artifact with the core, Bukkit plugin and NMS compile classpaths as library jars
- Map the fourteen SlimJar relocations so runtime-downloaded libraries resolve under their relocated names
- Add packaging/shrink.pro keeping the public API, Iris events, platform SPI, VolmLib integration contract and Bukkit event handler lists
- Lower maximumBukkitArtifactBytes to 7,600,000 so verifyBukkitArtifact enforces the same budget as the packaging gate
- Build VolmitSender.name() from the sender name instead of the relocated CommandSender.name() reference, which cannot resolve on Paper 26.2
- Replaced the nine static final PlatformBlockState fields in IrisDimensionStackActuator, IrisTerrainNormalActuator, IrisPerfectionModifier, IrisPostModifier, IrisBiomeLayerGenerator, BiomeBuffetGenerator, ChunkDataHunkHolder and EngineMantle with BoundBlockState holders that re-resolve when a different platform binds, costing one volatile read of the cached binding, one of the bound platform and a reference compare per read
- Turned the IrisPerfectionModifier ore-hiding table into a Map of BoundBlockState so the four base states follow the bound platform instead of the first one loaded
- Kept the last resolution in BoundBlockState while nothing is bound so in-flight generation on an unbinding server reads the same states it did before, matching what B.registries already does
- Added IrisPlatforms.getOrNull so the block-state holders read the binding once without an exception on a bare JVM
- Added PlatformStateRebindTest, which fails on the old code: it binds two mock platforms in turn and asserts ChunkDataHunkHolder and EngineMantle serve the second one, and rejects any static PlatformBlockState field left on the converted classes
- Indexed the .iob write palette by key so palette lookup is a hash probe rather than a scan of the palette list, cutting the 32767-state IrisObjectIoWriteLimitsTest from 4.9s to 0.7s while writing byte-identical files
- Built the palette once per write instead of once in validateWritable and again in the writer, and shared it between the plain and progress-reporting write paths
- Added IrisObjectIoPaletteTest, which pins the SHA-256 of a 30000-block, 3011-state object written by the previous implementation and asserts the palette keeps first-seen insertion order
- Added BukkitTestServer, a single mock Bukkit server installed once per JVM under a lock, stubbing logger, name, version, plugin manager and both createBlockData overloads, and failing loudly if the install does not take
- Moved IrisRuntimeSchedulerModeRoutingTest, WorldRuntimeControlServiceTimeLockTest, PreObjectMatterTest, CNGInjectorParityTest, BukkitSpiConformanceTest, MantleWriterPreObjectJournalTest, IrisFloatingChildBiomesCarvingResolutionTest and IrisDimensionCarvingResolverParityTest onto it, so whichever class runs first no longer decides whether createBlockData or getPluginManager is stubbed
- Extracted the KeyedBlockState test double out of IrisObjectIoWriteLimitsTest so the palette test can reuse it
- Replaced the IrisServices.clear() teardowns in nine test classes with a targeted remove of the PreservationRegistry each one registers, so a teardown no longer wipes a binding it did not install
- Registered a PreservationRegistry in PackDownloaderTest and StudioSVCWorldPackPublishTest, which reach IrisData.get and openRuntime and were silently getting loaderless IrisData whenever no other class had leaked one
- Removed the core processResources skip that fired on test-only invocations, which packaged a core jar with no generation kernel catalog and made all 10 probe and bukkit-plugin tests that reach GenerationKernelRegistry fail on every ./gradlew test
- Set maxParallelForks on :core:test to half the available processors, overridable with -PtestForks, and left the small modules single-forked so they do not re-pay the Minecraft bootstrap per fork or steal worker leases from core
- Resolved B.registries() per bound platform instead of latching the first one for the JVM lifetime, keeping the previous unbound behaviour, so a test that binds its own platform no longer reads a foreign platform's block states
- Resolved IrisObject.States per bound platform through accessors instead of static finals fixed at class-init, removing the NoClassDefFoundError and null material-key failures that appeared whenever class partitioning changed
- Bound an explicit platform in EngineMantleCoverageTest and IrisDimensionStackActuatorMetadataTest so they no longer depend on another class leaking a binding first
- Gated BukkitSpiConformanceTest registry probes on a live RegistryAccess and restored the IrisPlatforms binding it leaked, which was silently swallowing the stderr two SettingsHotloadWatchTest assertions read
- Initialised org.bukkit.Registry and Biome inside the RegistryAccess mock scope in ObjectStudioGeometryTest so Mockito no longer instruments Registry mid-clinit
- Replaced the SettingsHotloadWatchTest fixed 1200ms diagnostic window with a 10ms condition poll bounded at 4s
- Replaced the IrisCaveCarver3DNearParityTest wall-clock speedup benchmark with a deterministic density-sample count, cutting 28 carves to 2
- Cut HydrologyPlannerTest cold-owner parity from 12 tile plans to 4 and shared the immutable baseline plan across the early-owner tests
- Built one prototype project or staged history per class in the jigsaw studio and world replacement tests and copied it per test, replacing repeated fsync-bound fixture construction
- Replaced Mockito block-state fixtures with concrete implementations in the object IO, deposit modifier and nearest-block-index tests, removing about 2.5 million interceptions
- Replaced Thread.sleep with bounded condition polling in HydrologyTileCacheTest
- Deleted 19 test classes and 60 further test methods that asserted on production .java source text rather than behaviour, and removed the 19 now-unread iris.*Source system properties that fed them
- Terrain and cave scans skip repeated work
- River and structure lookups reuse cached results
- Chunk history saves share disk writes
- History lookups continue during disk writes
- Failed saves retain their original errors
- Deposit failures stop incomplete chunks
- Tests check output and save safety
- Saved biome records use one durable append with shorter lock ownership
- Terrain receipts buffer field writes before compression
- Native cache retirement follows the current index
- Server shutdown drains native chunk tasks before world close
- Shutdown flushes retain native save ownership
- Regression coverage checks persistence and shutdown races
- Server shutdown advances native chunk tasks while waiting for pregeneration
- Native world close owns chunk saves during server shutdown
- Pending plugin flushes stop waiting when native shutdown begins
- Late eviction completion cannot schedule another shutdown flush
- Regression tests cover owner waits and shutdown save ownership
- Biome encoding runs outside the region write lock
- Appends use one framed write before durable publication
- Concurrent claims preserve conflict checks and rollback behavior
- Terrain fields reach the compressor in buffered batches
- Receipt bytes and decoded natural geometry retain their current format
- Binary contract coverage includes complete and boundary columns
- Scheduler admission reads the hosted plugin state without taking the plugin manager monitor
- Shutdown regression joins a worker already dispatching a saving event
- Event tests preserve normal delivery and full failure reporting during scheduler rejection
- Generation stages read coherent metadata from the immutable store manifest
- Stage admission proceeds while unrelated semantic journal flushes hold the history monitor
- Concurrency tests preserve durable publication, cutover ordering, and failed admission cleanup
- Generation router reads avoid the attachment monitor after publication
- Desktop pregeneration uses a proportional map with distinct controls and metrics
- Preview updates remain bounded through large targets and window state changes
- Pause controls stay bound to their owning job
- Startup failures retain a readable error window
- Bundled language catalogs cover the revised window
- Desktop pregeneration uses a proportional map with labeled controls and metrics
- Pixel updates remain bounded across large targets and minimized windows
- Preview lifecycle keeps pause controls attached to their owning job
- Bundled language catalogs include the revised desktop labels
- Native window separates map content from progress and resource status
- Pause controls stay bound to their job through shutdown and replacement
- Inclusive map bounds and fixed raster buffers preserve edge updates without idle repaints
- Minimized windows retain bounded status updates while skipping terrain reads
- Startup failures retain a readable error view after background work stops
- All bundled locales include the new controls and metric labels
- Regression tests cover map edges, coalescing, snapshots, and control ownership
- Published history router reads bypass the attachment monitor
- Missing router reads retain synchronized attachment and detach checks
- Concurrent tests cover published reads and pending lifecycle changes
- Generation admission reduces contention while preserving cutover priority
- Native POI changes survive generation during server shutdown
- Chunk ownership and retained POI tickets are covered by regression tests
- Native structure placement records pending POI repairs before block changes
- Chunk loads reconcile affected sections on their owning thread
- Matching POI records retain occupied tickets across repair
- Native capability checks preserve supported version behavior
- Native structure POI changes persist dirty chunk sections before deferred updates
- Chunk load reconciles final POI states on the owning thread
- Matching POI records retain claimed tickets
- Native flag detection keeps unsupported server behavior intact
- Regression tests cover persistence and failed repair retries
- Studio scoreboards recover while saved biome reads are pending
- Combined environment queries retain mantle cave overrides
- World changes refresh rows and genuine failures retain their cause
- Keep Studio board refreshes alive while saved biome data loads
- Sample mantle-aware biome environments and clear prior world values
- Report permanent failures once per display context
- Localize loading states and verify recovery and Jigsaw transitions
- Clump seeds mix the generator seed and attempt index before sampling
- Deposit plans share immutable seeds across preparation workers
- Probability checks cover generator independence and adjacent clumps across batch boundaries
- Mark generation modes closed only after every stage finishes cleanup
- Retain manager loop and cleanup executor ownership until their existing shutdown waits succeed
- Propagate manager shutdown timeouts and interruption so resource release remains blocked
- Track unpublished runtimes by identity while resource state changes during cleanup
- Verify failed joins, interrupted waits, stage retries, and changing resource hashes
- Keep coral tips attached to the fan silhouette
- Preserve large leaf weights and disable zero threshold ores
- Reuse formation palette sources across each object
- Keep writers until cancelled components actually finish
- Retain incomplete runtime and target ownership for retries
- Gate storage release on completed service drains and saves
- Keep component cancellation separate from actual completion before releasing writers and deduplication claims
- Reject cancelled queued component claims before they can start writing
- Retain failed runtime assemblies and unpublished runtimes for shutdown retry
- Gate storage and data release on completed runtime cleanup
- Cover cancellation, shared writers, interrupted waits, and failed shutdown retries
- Formation resolution shares one base palette source per object
- Strata reuse one seeded source per occupied band
- Mixed palette tests preserve block choices across negative bands and reversed traversal
- Fan coral tips follow the existing top of each occupied column
- Large secondary leaf weights preserve their authored proportions
- Zero ore thresholds skip noise sampling and block generation
- Regressions cover fan silhouettes, weighted leaf choices, and ore cutoffs
- Deposit preparation retains at most 32 clumps between ordered placement passes
- Large deposit counts retain parallel preparation and stable per-clump seeds
- Overlap tests cover every attempt across preparation windows
- Deposit tests isolate platform block conversion from cached registry fixtures
- Keep scaling geometry and volume in one locked snapshot
- Skip unsupported block orientations and their tile data
- Replace smart bore executor scaffolding with ordered loops
- Sea surface decorators respect engine and output ceilings in every placement mode
- Clipped sea stacks retain their top palette
- Tests cover short outputs negative bases and engine ceilings
- Multi-palette tests verify shared random sources match fresh per-block sources
- Sea surface decorators respect engine and output ceilings in every placement mode
- Clipped sea stacks retain their top palette
- Tests cover short outputs negative bases and engine ceilings
- Multi-palette tests verify shared random sources match fresh per-block sources
- Branch tip accents occupy the first free outward cell beyond their leaf cluster
- Existing wood leaves and accents retain their positions
- Tests cover opposite branch directions and repeated placement
- Branch tip accents occupy the first free outward cell beyond their leaf cluster
- Existing wood leaves and accents retain their positions
- Tests cover opposite branch directions and repeated placement
- Clumps prepare in parallel and place in dimension region biome order
- Placement evaluates host rules against preceding deposits
- Each clump uses independent deterministic random state
- Configured attempt counts are sampled once per chunk
- Block traversal reuses cursor coordinates
- Tests cover reversed worker completion and generation context cleanup
- Clumps prepare in parallel and place in dimension region biome order
- Placement evaluates host rules against preceding deposits
- Each clump uses independent deterministic random state
- Configured attempt counts are sampled once per chunk
- Block traversal reuses cursor coordinates
- Tests cover reversed worker completion and generation context cleanup
- Biome and carving children share compact rarity selection
- Weighted choices preserve alternating insertion order
- Rarity totals use long counts without expanded lists
- Natural child selection preserves its existing noise calls
- Differential tests cover normal and extreme rarity values
- Downstream route lengths are evaluated once per routing grid
- Footprint construction sorts primitive column keys without a temporary tree
- Footprint lookups use primitive keys and preserve immutable ordered views
- Closed cave components keep one ordered flood-fill membership set
- Surface pools and rivers share their layer construction
- Regression tests cover routing limits, cycles, coordinate bounds, and footprint ordering
- Failed planner drains retain mantle and generation data for retry
- Detached runtime cleanup retains its target until runtime teardown succeeds
- Terrain caches clear after hydrology shutdown completes
- Hydrology close drains active tile plans and column composition before returning
- Queued tile plans cancel without waiting for their executor to start them
- Closed caches reject new tile and column demand
- Shutdown tests cover background plans, queued demand, active composition, and recursive close
