**Changelog for Version 1.1.0 - Release Highlights:**
**Enhanced Iron Golem Support:**
In prior versions, Iron Golem health underwent spoofing, similar to other entities. However, starting from version 1.15, Iron Golems now showcase a visual texture within a specific health range, aligning with their actual health and crucial for maintaining vanilla behavior.
Introducing two new options to address this:
- **Ignore Iron Golems:** Enables users to exclude Iron Golems from health spoofing entirely, preserving their authentic in-game state.
- **Gradual Option:** For those who wish to spoof health while closely adhering to vanilla behavior, this option ensures that the client displays the maximum health texture based on the golem's real health. For instance, if an Iron Golem has 75 HP, it visually appears as if it has 100 HP. When the health drops to 74 HP, the modification maintains the displayed health at 74 HP, preserving the accurate texture without revealing excessive detail. This approach nearly replicates vanilla behavior while allowing for health spoofing.
These enhancements provide users with greater control over Iron Golem health representation, striking a balance between customization and maintaining the integrity of the game's original design.
**Bug Fixes:**
- **Netherite Armor Durability Bug:** Resolved an issue within the [PacketEvents library](https://github.com/retrooper/packetevents) that caused netherite armor to be excluded from the durability spoofer. Further details can be found [here](https://github.com/retrooper/packetevents/issues/667).
- **Death Animation Bug:** Addressed a bug in the health spoofing mechanism that caused a glitch in the death animation of entities, making them appear alive until they disappear after half a second. Now, the modification exclusively spoofs the health of entities with more than 0 HP, preventing the visual bug.
**Internal Plugin Structure Rewrite:**
The entire foundation of the plugin underwent a comprehensive rewrite, significantly enhancing stability and performance. This overhaul aims to improve overall maintainability and project structure, ensuring a more robust and efficient foundation for future development.
For a detailed list of changes, please refer to the [full changelog](https://github.com/Bram1903/AntiHealthIndicator/compare/v1.0.0...v1.1.0).
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