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### Version 2.5.0: This is the biggest update to Ambience Mini yet which introduces a system for configuring named areas (or regions) which can be used for music selection. Staying true to the philosophy of "no server-support required to run", the area system works regardless of whether the server has the mod installed or not. If no server-support, the server-dependent features are simply disabled. The configuration language has also been extended a lot to make it more usable and flexible, but while retaining the original simplicity. **Beware of breaking changes to the configuration language syntax as described below**. Finally new events and properties have been added as described below. **Area system:** - Added a client-side-based system for configuring areas. * Areas can always be stored locally (stored separately from world; sensitive to world and server names). * With server support, areas can be stored within the world and optionally shared with other players. **Events and Properties:** - Added `$areas` property which contains a list of all areas the player is currently touching. * `$areas` is ordered by the volume of areas in increasing order (first area is the smallest). - Added `$uuid` property for getting the id of the player. (Can be used to check area ownership.) - Added `@warden_nearby` event which is active when a Warden is within 32 blocks (2 chunks) of the player. * **Note:** This event is only available from Minecraft 1.19 and up. - Added `$structures` property which contains a list of the ids of all structures that the player is in. * **Note 1:** even if the "structure blocks" are removed, the "structure bounding box" still exists. * **Note 2:** it is a bit difficult to get a sensible hitbox for structures and some structures' hitboxes might be a slightly off. If so, feel free to report where this happens. * **Important:** `$structures` requires server support to function. If no server-support, then `$structures == undefined`. **Configuration language:** - **Breaking change:** Changed the syntax for `all/any [x] in [list] **where** [condition] end` to `all/any [x] in [list] **has** [condition] end` - Added indexing operator `[]` for lists where the first element has index `0`. Example: `list[0]`. - All values in the configuration language can now have an "undefined" value. * For example, `list[n] == undefined` if there is no element at index `n` in the list. * Also, if no world is currently loaded, events such as "@rain" will also have `@rain == undefined`. - Added the constant `undefined` which can be of any type. - Added operator `[value] *~ [regex]` for matching strings with regular expressions (using Java regex syntax). - Added more number-comparison operators: `<=`, `>`, and `>=`. - Added unary operators for logical not `!` and for number negation `-`. - Added field access notation `value.field`. * As an example `area.name` gets the name of an area, whereas `area.owner` gets the owner's id (if the area is owned). - Added `let [name] = [value] in [schedule]` for introducing named values in a schedule. * This allows the values of expensive events and properties for reuse in multiple checks. - Fixed bug in list equality check where equality was only checked up to the length of the shortest list. **Other:** - Many big and small improvements and fixes. ****