## 1.1.6
- Villager pilot AI: real **takeoff rotation** (no longer stuck taxiing straight forever).
- Villager pilot: **climbs** with commanded absolute pitch and a minimum vertical speed (~0.14–0.22 b/t) after liftoff.
- Villager pilot: **obstacle avoidance** — multi-range terrain/heightmap scan, solid-block checks (trees/buildings), climb-over or bank toward freer side.
## 1.1.5
- Add **survival crafting recipes** for all six aircraft, the paraglider backpack, and the squadron horn.
- Update Modrinth description with full recipe patterns (`MODRINTH_PAGE.md`).
## 1.1.4
- **Starter kit** for servers: every aircraft + paraglider (+ horn, pilot eggs, TNT).
- Command (ops): `/planes kit` / `/planes kit @a` / `/planekit`
- Function (built-in): `/function peterwolfs_planes:kit`
- Optional datapack (first-join auto-kit): `dist/peterwolfs-planes-starter-datapack.zip` — drop into `world/datapacks/`
- Runway chest loot can roll all plane types and the paraglider.
## 1.1.3
- LIFT HUD (**H**): clearly shows **climb / sink / level** with real vertical speed (m/s and b/t), plus ridge updraft strength. Centered bar: green = climb, red = descent.
## 1.1.2
- Paraglider: **LIFT HUD** toggle with **H** — top-right panel shows ridge-lift strength (NONE / WEAK / MED / STRONG), b/t and m/s, plus a fill bar.
- Paraglider: **ridge-lift particles** via `/liftparticles` or `/planes liftparticles [true|false]` — rising cloud / ash / end-rod particles mark updrafts around the pilot (per-player, toggle).
## 1.1.1
- Paraglider: **double-tap S** toggles **locked minimum-sink** (stays on without holding S; double-tap S again to unlock). Slightly flatter glide than hold-S flare (0.5 blocks lost per 10 horizontal).
- Paraglider: **ridge lift** over slopes — updrafts appear only on faces that are at least **10×10×10** (height × length × width). Taller and steeper faces produce stronger lift and can make the pilot climb.
- Dive inputs (W / spirals) still override locked S; releasing them returns to the locked sink mode.
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" }