Glowing sets on servers, and swaps that follow their conditions

This is Apoli 1.115.5 and Origins 1.47.8, on Fabric 1.20.1, Fabric 1.21.1 and NeoForge 1.21.1. Update both mods together, since on NeoForge a player with an older build of either one can't join a server running the new one.

Entity sets on dedicated servers

A bi-entity apoli:in_entity_set check inside a power that the client evaluates did nothing on a dedicated server. The usual case is an apoli:entity_glow that should light up only the entities in your set. It worked in singleplayer, on a LAN host and on an Essential-hosted world, because there the server runs inside your own game and the client could quietly read the server's memory. A dedicated server's client had nothing to read.

Sets are now sent to their owner and to every player who can see the owner, and the condition reads that copy. The glow behaves the same everywhere, including an apoli:self_glow that tests the glowing entity's own set, and apoli:entity_set_size works on the client the same way.

result_item_action acts on the result

On apoli:action_on_use and apoli:prevent_use, result_item_action ran on whatever was in your hand after result_stack had been handed over. That was usually the item you used, which is the job of held_item_action, and the stack you were given came out unchanged. It now runs on result_stack before it's given to you, as it already did on the block and food powers. Without a result_stack there's nothing to act on, so it does nothing.

apoli:action_on_block_use and apoli:action_on_block_place put their result_stack straight into your hand, deleting whatever was left of the stack you were holding. The result now only goes into your hand if that hand is empty, and into your inventory otherwise.

Accessory slots follow their condition

apoli:modify_accessory_slots checked its condition once, when it was granted, so if you got it while the condition passed, the extra slot stayed whatever happened afterwards. The condition is now checked every tick, and the slots come and go with it. Logging back in or respawning applies them again on the first tick.

With Trinkets, taking a slot away, by revoking the power for example, could crash the server, because Trinkets shrank the slot but the player's inventory screen still pointed at it on the next tick. Apoli now has Trinkets rebuild that screen as soon as the slots change, so slots can come and go every time the condition flips.

Hearing your own replaced sounds

apoli:replace_sound_emission replaced the sounds you make for everyone except you. Your game plays your own hurt, death, step and eating sounds itself instead of waiting for the server, and that path wasn't covered. It is now, so you hear the replacement too. The power's entity_action still runs once, on the server.

modify_velocity limits hold the speed

With a limit such as min_base on the y axis, apoli:modify_velocity capped how far you moved each tick, but gravity kept adding up in your real velocity underneath. When the power stopped, or its condition failed, all of that speed arrived at once. The limits, min_*, max_* and set_*, now hold the velocity itself, so a min_base of -0.1 is a true terminal velocity. Multiplying and adding operations still scale the movement each tick, as before.

Creative flight and fall damage

apoli:creative_flight made its holder immune to all fall damage, flying or not, because Minecraft skips fall damage for anyone who's allowed to fly. Flight from the power no longer does that. Stop flying in mid air, or walk off a ledge, and you take the fall like anyone else, though flying down to land is still safe. For the immunity, add an apoli:invulnerability with an apoli:from_falling condition, and the Creative Flight page has the example.

Swapping in Origins

• Conditional pools are worked out on the server. A swappable layer's conditioned origins only reached the swap screen when the condition was something your game could check by itself, so a condition on a command tag, a scoreboard or an advancement left the screen empty and the S button hidden. The server now evaluates the conditions and sends you the result, and the screen follows within half a second. When the condition stops passing while you're wearing that origin, you go back to your main origin.
• The swap key works when another mod uses the same key. Its default, V, is also the default for Simple Voice Chat's menu and for other mods, and Minecraft only delivers a key press to one of the mappings that share a key. The swap key now reads the key itself, the way Apoli's power keys do.
• shift_returns_to_main and wrap_to_main do what they say. Both were read from the layer file and then ignored, so shift always returned you to your main origin, and cycling past the last option always went back to main.