3.2.11

Supports Minecraft versions: 1.20-1.20.4

Added

• Added a new sink_through tag to specify blocks that graves should sink through when spawning.
• You can rename crafted graves using name tags now. Simply right-click the grave with a renamed name tag in your main hand.
  • The name tag will be consumed in the process unless you're in creative mode.
  • You can still rename graves in the Anvil.
• Grave names can span multiple lines now; and you can force a new line with \n.
• You can set the head model of crafted graves to the Piglin Head model now. Simply right-click the grave with a Piglin Head in your main hand.
• Added Ukrainian translation (uk-ua), thanks alexpuhach!

Changed

• The replace tag has been renamed to replaceable, and the list of blocks has been expanded.
• The collision and outline shapes have been reworked to better match the grave models.
• Item decay is no longer linear, it now follows an S-curve to better simulate realistic decay; thanks Chaos02 for the suggestion!
  • This change makes damaged items decay much quicker, so you may want to consider adjusting your Decay Modifier setting (default is 50, down from 60).

3.2.10

Added

• Forgotten Graves now leverages tags to denote which blocks should and shouldn't be replaced while spawning graves (tags: replace and do_not_replace).

Fixed

• Fixed issue #88: Create's drill block no longer destroy graves.
• Fixed issue #96: Graves are now more resilient to being removed by other mods in general.

Changed

• The grave placement algorithm now searches a larger area for an optimal placement position if the initial position is suboptimal.

v3.2.9

Fixed

• Fixed a bug that was stopping graves from spawning when players died above the maximum Y level.
• Graves spawn facing the proper direction now.

3.2.8

Added

• The codebase now leverages stonecutter-kt to support multiple versions more efficiently.
• The tombstone itself now has collision.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where dissociating from a possessed entity was spawning graves (e.g. RAT's Mischief Spy Rat or Requiem's Wandering Soul origin).