diff --git a/docs/datapacks.md b/docs/datapacks.md index bacd38f..ee40b8b 100644 --- a/docs/datapacks.md +++ b/docs/datapacks.md @@ -7,4 +7,26 @@ version: 1.0.0 # Datapacks -To Be Added \ No newline at end of file +* afk display v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* anti enderman grief v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* armor statues v2.8.19 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* cauldron concrete v3.0.6 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* cauldron mud v1.0.6 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* coordinates hud v1.2.14 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* crafting-tweaks-1.21.5 +* custom_roleplay_data_v1.5 +* double shulker shells v1.3.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* dragon drops v1.3.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* durability ping v1.1.14 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* mini blocks v1.1.3 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* more mob heads v2.17.1 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* multiplayer sleep v2.6.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* name_formatting_station_2.7 +* nether portal coords v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* player head drops v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* silence mobs v1.2.7 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* spectator conduit power v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* spectator night vision v1.1.13 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* tag v2.1.7 (MC 1.20-1.20.4) +* unlock all recipes v2.0.14 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) +* wandering trades v1.7.12 (MC 1.21-1.21.7) diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index dc669cf..4a6c803 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -5,4 +5,9 @@ authors: Nexan version: 1.0.0 --- -Hey all, this is the front page for the documentation for the Tormented House Minecraft server \ No newline at end of file +Hey all, this is the front page for the documentation for the Tormented House Minecraft server + +# About the Versioning +To put it simply, the server is only updated when there's major updates (1.21.7 to 1.21.8, for example) or when there's a breaking bugfix to a mod that requires updates on the client and the server. +The initial version, 1.0.0, is just the first version being tracked. For the version numbers, the First Digit will represent a major minecraft version change, such as going from `1.21.x` (where `x` is whatever Mojang decides it is this month) to `1.22.x`. This is going to be a rare change, so it will take a while before we see it. The Second Digit will represent a minor minecraft version change, such as `1.21.7` to `1.21.8`, which is about a monthly change. For example, `1.21.7` to `1.21.8` will have the "modpack" of the server update from `1.0.0` to `1.1.0`. The Third Digit will represent a mod update that doesn't follow a Minecraft version change, such as a major bugfix to a mod, a major feature update to a mod, or a datapack being added to the pack, and more. +As a precaution, I'm also pre-emptively going to state that if there's a minor change to something, such as a bugfix that didn't change the version number or a configuration edit, those won't be fully tracked outside of Git Commits. diff --git a/site/datapacks.html b/site/datapacks.html index 5dee273..95cf899 100644 --- a/site/datapacks.html +++ b/site/datapacks.html @@ -225,6 +225,31 @@

Datapacks

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Hey all, this is the front page for the documentation for the Tormented House Minecraft server

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About the Versioning

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To put it simply, the server is only updated when there's major updates (1.21.7 to 1.21.8, for example) or when there's a breaking bugfix to a mod that requires updates on the client and the server.
+The initial version, 1.0.0, is just the first version being tracked. For the version numbers, the First Digit will represent a major minecraft version change, such as going from 1.21.x (where x is whatever Mojang decides it is this month) to 1.22.x. This is going to be a rare change, so it will take a while before we see it. The Second Digit will represent a minor minecraft version change, such as 1.21.7 to 1.21.8, which is about a monthly change. For example, 1.21.7 to 1.21.8 will have the "modpack" of the server update from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0. The Third Digit will represent a mod update that doesn't follow a Minecraft version change, such as a major bugfix to a mod, a major feature update to a mod, or a datapack being added to the pack, and more.
+As a precaution, I'm also pre-emptively going to state that if there's a minor change to something, such as a bugfix that didn't change the version number or a configuration edit, those won't be fully tracked outside of Git Commits.