at least with mobs when they just died

(and we might want better things like minimap or a simple print(players))

Minecraft-wise, the Apple silicon transition has been kinda funny. The oldest version that just works without any tweaking on my Mac is 1.19-pre1, all old versions (up to 22w17a) can't find a Java Runtime, and two snapshots are just crashing at launch (22w18a and 22w19a). CXClient 3.2 obviously doesn't work either, as it is heavily based on 1.8.8 (and the whole 1.8 line in general). I'll have to investigate...

when i enable click nuker, but have clicked no block so far, the client crashes

The word guessing in rewinside's GetDown has a really small dictionary. Implementing a bot for it should be easy.

Research

killaura already misses sometimes, but if it hits, it always hits perfectly, which is easily detectable by ac

nuker should have a legit mode

Rn I can't even get an alpha working in the Minecraft Launcher. We really need a GitHub Actions build and in general tooling, especially some formatting. I'm already in the middle of fighting with mcp to find out how to properly build.

iAPI and eAPI have been in fairly inactive development for more than 3 years and still haven't really gotten anywhere. This is one of the worst failures you can imagine, and it has to be fixed. They either have to be officially discontinued, or finished soon. Here are my plans for them:

eAPI needs a really big rework. Two options:

1. We could use a better file structure with less files, like already suggested in #15.
2. We could support a protocol like REST, gRPC, GraphQL, ... instead.

iAPI got some improvements in 316889e already, and it should get some more. But the real thing it needs is dogfooding. First of all, we can use its previous versions for patching #17. But the more important part is rebuilding the CXClient core to use the iAPI.

binding keys like "k" instead of "K" should really work

proxies are a feature i have been wanting to do for a long time, but never really focused on it.

the current commands are a mess. there should just be generic arg parsers parsing everything for the mods.

how to properly do this is actually quite complicated. the solution i'd prefer at the moment is completely removing the jumpscare and instead printing something like "[cxclient] elder guardian" in the chat

especially the eapi can be improved a lot, for example by just using json

this has been a problem for a while and i never got why, but also i havent looked into it

While I am not sure that players in chat could exploit CVE-2021-44228 (Log4Shell), and when you're just playing on large servers, you can sue them if they try to hack you, but still we should fix it.

Mojang already did half the work by pointing us in the right direction in their blog post about the vulnerability. There will probably be a fix in the next version, as well as some information on how to fix it yourself for older versions.

This also relates to #16, because using a package manager would make this a bit easier.

when velocity is enabled, ender pearl trajectories are not visible, because they just fall vertically.

"no can only sleep at night" is one of the most annoying error messages ever. wurst have even created a separate forge mod to fix it. (https://github.com/Wurst-Imperium/BedFix.WurstClient.net)