What's next to come

Versioning

You may have noticed that I've never introduced versions to the base client, but now that the project is a bit more established, it's probably a good idea to start using them!

The past of the base

Version 0.1 is getting boring and stale. I haven't updated the base in quite some time, and there aren't as many events, nor features, as I'd like.

This version has some bugs, and performance seems to have degraded over time. It has had an unfinished ClickGUI and an old-looking TabGUI for a long time, with the promise of an update to the former, that has never come!

Version 1.0

Version 1.0 is the future of this base, and I've been working hard on it. It's an almost complete re-write. It's now less buggy, way less laggy, packs new features, and is more user-friendly!

What has changed?

One of the noteworthy changes is in the way events are handled. This time I've settled with annotations.

Since this new version is a complete re-write, you would have to start from scratch, so if you've added events or just changed the Minecraft code in general, you would have to do it all again. That's why it'd be very appreciated if you could suggest new events, to add them directly to the base itself.

How can I bring my modules over to this version?

If you have used the base client correctly, you most probably wouldn't have to do a lot to move your modules to the new version.

What you'd need to do is replace the `@Override` tag above your event listener methods (onUpdate, for example) with the `@EventHandler` one. Yep, that's it!

Is there an alternative to switching to Version 1.0?

Yes, there is! Along with version 1.0, a "minor" update is coming! It's not a re-write and doesn't update the way events work.

Version 0.2

Version 0.2 is, technically, a minor update, but if you look into it, you'll see that it's not that minor!

What does it bring?

• Bug Fixes

• New Events

• Improved module settings (same as 1.0)

• New ClickGUI (same as 1.0)

• New TabGUI (same as 1.0)

That's all this new version's bringing. Unfortunately, nothing is getting done about the performance.

NOTE: There's no ETA just yet on when any of the versions are coming, but more is coming soon on version 1.0, specifically.