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Smooth frozen terrain and gentler slopes on NeoForge 1.21.1 - #11
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Gentle terraces use wider slabs while steeper slopes keep steps and corners. Snowy grass transitions match their surroundings. Snow-block and packed-ice terrain use matching pieces, and new powder-snow slabs, steps and corners retain sinking, freezing, leather-boot support and fog. Powder-snow recipes return buckets and conserve volume. Existing chunks are left alone.
This 0.1.1.121012 candidate passed local unit/resource checks, development and packaged client/server checks, upgrades and reloads, Eclipse isolation and artifact audits. Manual testing is complete. Dependency source pins now use the verified merged MMD commits, with the tested jar hashes retained. Publication waits for the preceding dependencies to become public.
Player jar SHA-256:
A89CCADB69F57790CC872C07D9B334F04B42E54202DB98AE36470B5854E89095. CurseForge publication remains a separate, single-attempt release step.