The update to **v3.2.0** focuses on usability improvements, command flexibility, enhanced visual feedback, and better performance analysis tools, while refining existing interactive chat systems.
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## New & Improved Features
### Custom Command Alias Support
* You can now define a custom command alias in the config.
* *Function:* If `commandAlias` is set (e.g., `ec`), an additional command (e.g., `/ec`) will be registered.
* The original `/embellish-chat` command remains fully functional.
* Both commands provide identical functionality.
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### Expanded & Structured Help System for Mentions & Styles
* The help output is now driven by a new `comment` field added to each mention and styling rule.
* Each rule provides a human-readable explanation directly from the configuration.
* *Function:*
* Displays usage patterns
* Describes the applied effects in plain language
* The previous raw, technical-style output has been fully cleaned up and organized for clarity.
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### Enhanced Bubble Chat Behavior
* Improved stacking and positioning logic for speech bubbles.
* Smoother animation timing.
* Slightly longer display duration for better readability.
* Improved text rendering to prevent font and icon inconsistencies.
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### Safer Inventory & Item Displays
* `[i]`, `[inv]`, and `[end]` interactions are more stable.
* Prevents potential visual inconsistencies when displaying offhand items or shared inventories.
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## Performance & Admin Tools
### Advanced Stress Test Command
* The stress testing system has been redesigned to provide detailed performance analytics:
* Minimum / Maximum / Average / Median processing times
* Total processing duration
* Tick usage and server load percentage
* Designed for diagnosing performance under heavy chat load.
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## Quality of Life Improvements
* Cleaner and more visually distinct feedback messages.
* Mention notification toggles now use styled ON/OFF indicators for improved clarity.
Optional dependencies
LuckPerms
Any compatible version
Developer information
Projects on Modrinth are automatically available through a Maven repository for use with JVM build tools such as Gradle.
maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }